The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-10-11

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The above fines have been turned over to
F. Samoan treasurer of tie parish of Lafnur-
she.
C. A. ENGERRAN
Justice of the Peace.
Sworn to ard subscribed before ME, this
20, day of September 1890.
H. N. COULON
Notary Public.
Report of Judge Eug. R.. Smith lst. Justice
court parish of Latourche
To the President and Members of the Police
Jury of the parish of Lafourche
Gentlemon-In accordance with the ordi-
nance passed by your honorable body July
7, 1890, | beg to submit the following state
ment of all fines collected by me in my official
1858.
State of Louisiana Va. Jean Pierre William
violating ordinance l25. Sept. 1S, 1889 fined
LOO paid unto the treasurer on or about Sep
tember 1889.
cd is the only one imposed by me and col
lected since my induction in office On the
day aud date aforesaid.
E. R. SMITH
Justice of the Peace.
Sworn to and subscribed before me the %.
day of September 1890.
H. N. COULON
Notary Public.
The following letter from Jno. b. Taylor
Thibodaux La. September %, 1890,
To the honorable president and members of
the police jury parish OF Lafourche
Gentlemep-Understanding that you will
award the official printing and job work at
this meeting Of your honorable body | here
by submit myself, in behalf of nv paper. the
Lafourche Comet" as a candidate.
! do net know whether OF not You will be
disposed to take the contract Tor said public
work away from the person to whom it has
heretofore been awarded but, would suggest
rs justice and | respectfully ask that you share
the amount of your patronage with both 10,
cal newspapers. Recognizing the necessity
and unquestioned right Of every one to an
existence in this world and prompted by the
liberal and humane principle of live and let
live" do not wish to be selfish and there.
fore ask you for but a portion of your patron.
age.
You may not deem it practicable or expe-
pedient TO give half of the contract for the
publishing Of the proceedings of your honor
able body, but then at least allow me your
job printing (which / will do at existing
rates) or vice versa
That | am entitled to your consideration I
think you will readily admit, as / an Identi-
fed with interests Of Lafourche. being a
Democrat, a tax payer and having resided
here for over twenty years.
8bbluR you Will give lnlb d favorable cOu-
sidefhtisni
Very Respectfully
JOHN B. TAYLOR.
The president stated that the annual eIec
ton of officers was now in order aud the
reading Of the names OF the various appli.
cants was proceeded with:
Mr.. f.. Samoan for treasurer
MIR. I. A. Badeaux for treasurer
Mr.. L. TrOsclaire for road and leyee inspec-.
tor LIST district
Mr.. B. v. Caro- for road and levee inspec-
tor LIST district
Mr.. NJ. Bergeron road and levee inspector
2pd district
Mr.. r. Toups road and lsvce Inspector Bird
district
Mr.. +. L. Barilleau for road and leree iu-
spector ith district
Mr.. P. A. Rizan for road and levee inspec-
tor 4th district
Mr.. L. F. Falgout road and levee inspector
4th district
Mr.. ". II. Larousse for road and levee in
epector 9TH district
VALERIE Guidry for road aud ievee inspector
5th district
Allan Richard for road and lesee inspec-
tor 9th district
S%ymphore Rodrigus road and levse inspec-
tor 9Th ward.
President Grissmore read the following
letter from Col z. T.. Lewis assistant Stale
engineer which WAS referred to committee
On reads and ieTees