The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1888-05-26

the road now directed TO be laid out
by the police jury of the parish of YER
million, to the greatest ease and advan
tare of the inhaitants, and with as lit
tie prejudice to enclosures as may be
without favor or affection, malice or
hatred, and to the best of our skill and
abilities. So help us God. And fur
thermore, that we will truly assess all
damages to proprietors, caused by said
road, to the best OF our Judgment and
ability.-Emile Thibodeaux, Homer Le-
maire, Jules Thibodeaux, Cleophas
Broussard, j. 3. Bertrand, Lastie Du-
bOis.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this 2Sth day Of April, 1888.
JOSEPH TRAHAN,
Justice of the Pace.
REPORT
We the undersigned jury of free
holders of the parish Of Vermilion, duly
appointed by the police jury Of said
parish to retrace and lay out public
road from GrosseIsle gap to the resi-
dence of Emile Thibodeaux, through
the lands of the following proprietors,
to wit Emile Iibodeaux and L.
Thibodeaux, Camille Landry and Mrs.
Desire ThibobcauX, jules ThibodeauX
and Oleus Thibodeaux, Emile Thibo-
deaux and Jules Thibodeaux, Euclde
Lenia, Pierre Lebrun and Homer Le-
maire, Lastie Dubois and Andeole Lam
( dry and concession line, Melia Dubois
and concession, Cleophas Broussard
and concession line, Louis Broussard
and Cleophas Broussard, Louis Brous-
sard and j. L. Bertrand, j. B. Ber-
trand and Alfred Moss, Mrs. Theophile
Primeaux and j. B. Bertrand, Henry
Moss and j. B. Bertrand, Euclide
Broussard and Henry Moss to north
line of Euclide, to end Of obstruction Or
to road donated to parish at northwest
corner of E. Broussard's land, having
been notified of our appointment and Of
the time and place OF meeting by the
person first named in said order
of appointment; and having severally
taken and subscribed the foregoing
oath, and having given notice to each
and every one of the aforesaid proprie-
tors in writing, at least three days pre-
vious, of the time and place of meeting
and of the intended laying out of said
road through the lands Of said proprie-
tors, which notices were duly served on
said proprietors, did meet on the 28th
day of April, 1883, at ". ". Kuehling's
store, the place designated in said
notices, and did then and there, in
presence of the following named of said
proprietors, to wit Emile Thibo-
deaux, Jules Thibodeaux, j. B. Ber-
trand, Cleophas Broussard, Louis
Broussard, Lastie Dubois, +. Broussard
and Henry Moss proceed to trace and
lay out said public road as follows: Be
ginning at the east terminus of said
road at the residence of Emile Thibo-
deauS. running in a westerly direction
to end of obstruction, to north bounda
~ of f. Broussard and running thence
through the lands of Emile Thi-
bodeaux for the distance Of % acres.
taking strip OF twenty feet wide off
of the land of each one along their
common boundary line, which bound
ary was mutually agreed upon and
shown by us said proprietors, and by
them designated to us, by setting
stakes and plowing burrows, so as to be
easily visible and recognizable, and
thence through the lands OF Emile Lam
dry and Mrs. Desire Thibodeaux, run
ming west distance Of II acres, Jules
Thibodeaux and Camille Landry, run
ming west distance of 81 acres; Jules
Thibodeaux and Oleus Thibodeaux,
north distance of 10 acres; Emile Thi-
bodeaux and jules Thibodeaux, run
ming south 6 acres; Euclide Sonnier, q
acres; Homer Lemaire, q acres; Pierre
Lebrun, IA acres and Lastie Dubois
running west distance of 19 acres
west on concession line and Andeole
Landry, 10 acres; west on concession line
and Molia Dubois distance of acres;
Cleophas Broussard and concession line
running west distance of Z acres; west
on lands of C. Broussard and Louis
Broussard distance of 7 acres; north
Louis Broussard and j. B. Bertrand a
distance of acres; west j. B. Bertrand
and Alfred Moss and Mrs. T. Primeaux
distance of acres; j. B. Bertrand
and Mrs. T. Primeaux north a distance
of 8 acres; west j. B. Bertrand and H.
Moss a distance of acres; north Henry
Moss and Euclide Broussard distance
of 10 acres, to end of obstruction. We
have decided to pass the road between
Henry Moss and Euclide Broussard on
the lane between them when the road
was first laid out, they both agreeing to
it and signing report, by giving Eu-
Glide Broussard seventy-fye dollars for
the right of way. We further state that
we have done nothing with the portion
of road running from the above road to
the bridge on Bayou Tigre, no conve-
nicnt road agreed upon. We further
state that we believe all Instructions
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