The Opelousas courier., 1888-10-20

ii. ID. Larcade, repairing roof of C. H. 5 2.5O
C. nj. Thompson. reg'g. Ii inquests $50 N.50
81. Landry Democrat. lob priutipg-.. $500
F. +. HanselI. sundries. 3I.00
Turuer Saunders, 3 DIS. jurors inquest quo
st. Landry Democrat, advertising 6.00
:. pript,p subp. etc $500
:. !" ady'a tax notice. 800
Gustaye Fusilier. 50 lbs sls Res .... 200
Ben Baa' Goss. lumber o'..'..s.. 400
Adolnbe Lastrapes, Assessor 1927. "a
Alex. Andrus. 3 dis. Jurors inquest. 500
Joseph Bloch, | keg spikes---..- 400
" :" books fEsSheriff's Office 2S.WO
;. ;. sundries $50
r n Birotte. lumbe 1000
Chs. N. Ealer, for changing locks, etc. 800
st. Landry Democrat, job printing - $50
.Ios.rh Blocb. armoir and lock 300
! /" Mdse q. 8S
j. o. Chaehere, rec'g inq't. Apr %, So $50
Jos. l.. Fontenot, jurors inq't. day 2U0
Whityortb 81 Co. July, lumber - l4.00
)" {" O Sept, +" 49,. 400
B. 5. Mudd. jurors inquest ] day --.- 200
Washington Argus, advig reg'n. notice 300
OneIousas COURIER, I" s. 1850
" " assessment. 300
Washington Argus, !" as'mt. cards. $50
Adolphe Lastrapes, express charges. LIS
tfhas. w. DurOy, juror ON inquest $500 200
Carel Wolff, running public ferry .--- $500
Black 81 Morris, Insurance---.---.-. 1875
Sam Haas, spikes and hauling lumber 1000
Wade Hail, juror on inquest .-... 900
l.. g. w. Johnson, lumber aud spikes. $500
F. Z. Stokes, lumber -.------..--- CSC
Carel Wolf, ferry Aug. and Sept -. 60. 90
Sam Haas, lumber and spikes .----. l9.65
Leopold Goudchan1, umber.--... 1880
nj. Stagg. Juror on nqucst-.-... 200
On motion of Mr.. Haas, resolved that one
hundred and twenty-five dollars out of funds
of 1889 or as much thereof as may be neces-
sary no appropriated to- build n bridge over
little Nezpique, on road from Vile Plate to
Calcasieu line, and hat Messrs. t. j. Sealey,
Madison Magee and Augustin Belaire Fonte-
not be appointed a committGt to sell the con
tract.
On motion of Mr.. Haas, resolved that the
report of the committee appointed to sell
bridge over the gully in Belaire's cove De &C.
cepted, the sum of forty dollars placed to the
credit of Jno. w. Sealey and the committee
discharged.
Mr.. S. Haas in the chair.
On motion ofMr. Boagni, resolved that the
Police Jury offer a reward of $3.50 1.-TWO hun
dred aud fifty d~ollars] for any information,
which will lead to the arrest and conviction
of any person or persons, who have been COM
uniting murders, and shooting into the houses
of people. Said reward to remain good for
sixty days,
On motion of Dr. Barry, it was resolved,
that the public is hereby notified, that all
persons DESTROYS of having appropriations
made for bridges, roads, CITE, are requested to
apply for anne to the member of the Police
Jury from their respective wards, who will
submit them at the regular meetings.
On motion of Mr.. Heath. resolved, that
Messrs. John Segur, G.. s. Kay and P. Stevens
be appointed a committee to examine the
bridges in the Atchafalaya swamps from
Eauikner's ferry to the river, to ascertain the
costs to repair them, aud to make n report.
On motion Of Mr.. Haas, resolved, that APP
preparation of one hundred and twenty-five
4 o1Inw. Ia ,,nAr 4 = - ~ lad @a ri tf.a1 D..,-
for repairing, binding, indexing, supplying
missing parts and putting III book form, the
official parish maps in the Recorders office,
and that Messrs. Haas, Bihm. and Durio be
appointed u committee to examine and receive
the same when completed, above amount to be
paid ont of funds not otherwise appropriated.
On motion of Mr.. Robin, resolved that Mes
srs. Pierre Mistric, Don Loui Taylor and
fgRxis Mqfeau be appointed a committee to
Examine Camy's bridge across the Teche, and
ascert ain the cost to repair thy same if possi-
Bile, OF the probable cost to build a new bridge
and report ut the next meeting.
On motion of DIR. Barry, Mr.. Z. Robin was
added to the above committee and made
chairman thereof.
On motion of Mr.. Heath, the petition of cit
liens of Negrofoot praying for the removal of
Laurent Meaux as road overseer, be laid on
the table.
On motion of DIR. Barry, Massrs. +. j. Mont
EuutGtI VI AettIpu AoG1lO Iii OUHOa - INIT uh0
u. j. Thompson were appointed q committee
to view out a public road from Bellevue sta
ton to intersection of Wyble's bridge and
Grand Goteau road, and report at the next
meeting.
On motion, the petition of Inhabitants of
West Melville, relative TO the running ut
large of stations, was laid over till the next
regular meeting.
On motion of MIR. Milbnrn, Messrs. j. W.
Bailey, JnO. +. Lnmpkins and Preston King
were appointed d committee to examine the
bridge over bayou Caron at Fishers, ascer-
tain the costs of repairing and report at next
meeting.
On motion of Mr.. Bihm, Messrs. Il. 4. Ricla-
ard, ]. II. Gnidry and B6lizaire Godean were
appointed II committee to make the following
change in the public roads: to change the
public road which now leads from Wharton's
pasture to MalIet woods, SO as to close the
same which now runs between Joseph j.. Es-
prit aud Martins pasture, and TO cause the
same to pass between the lands of IsidOre
Frith6 aud lands Of the southwestern land
company, provided said change DO made in
to Sec. 2 ofthe Road Ordinance.