The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1892-04-16

Tor payment -ot same. On a vote all
members voted yea,
Resolution nv p Bonvillains
Be Resulted, That the su 10 of
Seven H ,nlred and Fifty Dollars
(S750.O0) be andithe same is hereby mp.
%prOpriated to pay the expenses of IN
eleetinr tn be held on the 18th dav Of
April 1892. for the election nf II State.
and parish ticket and that the pay of
Returning officer CleI ks, Commission
Prs of Election aud Deputy. sheriffs
shall he the same nv were paid for the
election held III this parish on NOvem-
her 4th 1890. and the President is au-
thOrizrd ro draw on the Parish Treas
IRE tor the PAYMENT ct the same at
any time after the returns of the cleo
ton have beef pro ndlgated.
A vote being taken on the above
resolution aud all members having
voted yea sthe President declared the
resolution adopt l.
Resolution 10y G. Dar,leau
Be Il ResOLred, By the Police Jury of
the parish of TerrebOune that the fol
lowing Ten (l0J Free Holders Of the
parish of TerTebODne, be and they are
hereby authorized and appointed to
trace and lay out such a road to the
greatest advantage Nf the inhabitants
Of Point au Ohien to bayou Terre.
bonnie, AMI that the said road be trac-
ed and laid out as little as possible to
the prejudice of all Enclosures, all in
accordance with Section 1869 of the
Revised Statutes.
A vote being taken, all the mem bers
voted yea.
The following Committee was ap
pointed Onizipe Agreement, Gilbert
BOurg, John LeBeuf, Abel Th!bndaux
Edward Naqnin. Augusta Dupr6,
Joseph DerOche, Clovis Dardeuu, Jos.
A. Robichaux, Simeon Dupr6.
The following communication was
read Z;
HOuma, La, April 10, 1872.
To the President and Members of
Police Jury of TerrebOnne Parish,
Gentlemen : Having paid 10 the Par
ish and State the sum of $500 for
license as retail liquor dealer and only
having KEPT Openon month, do most
hansblS request you to please return
us Il portion OF the license received by
tile parish, aS W. Were burnt down with
total lnSs 10y fire ON the 4th of April
lc92. and 1t sU places me in such IL
position that wtI~iii mo- be able tc open
any more his year. Hoping that you
viii Take tIleS matter under cOnsldera
ton and grant It's, he II quest as weave
mach / urPd.
we remain your nbedlent,
LOuvIele g. LabIt.
per + j. LOuviere.
Resolution by J. D. Shatfer:
Be ii RtsnlUed, That the sum of SIS,
seventy live Dollars e and tho same
Is hereby appropriated t. reimburse,
License OF Lou Were g. LAbit for III
expired term, and the president aus
thUllZed stO warrant. for payment of
same. On u vote being taken all the
members voted yea and the President
declared the resolution adopted.
ORDINANCE.
Whereas the Rail Road Crossing at
SchIiever station ais entirely too steep
AId TOO narrow aud as' it is dangerous
TO The travelling public.
Belt ReSOLUed. That the Road In
srrctur liz instructed to notify tho Rail
ti"nd authorizes al this fact, and that
lis III" il" Inspector take the proper
steps lmInr'iia tel, to have this cross
fng repaired and CONSTRUCTED uccOI dug
t. the laws governing roads III the par
Ism III E~etrebnnne On motion of J.D.
h ,ter, duly seconded the above was
unanimously adopted.
On motion OF Z. Dardeau, daily
seconded, The Road Inspector is heres
by instructed and ordered to attend
To and see that all bridges aud roads
In this parish ire built AMI kept in re-
pair according to the Road laws and
ordinances of this paI ish.
Ola ii vote same was carried.
IL was moved Uy II. Walther, second
eli Ivy A. NJ. Dupont, That the Presl-
dent be authorized to employ Il watch
man 10 guard the parish property and
records and 10 pay SAID Waterman the
sum OF $50 Thirty Dollars per month
from this date. Z. A t1epler was St.
lectcd by the President as watchman.
On a vote all memuers voted yea.
On motion duly seconded the Police
Jury adjourned subject 10 Call OF the
Hrcsldeut,
AURELIE THEREOF, President.
E. A. HEPLER, Sea eLiLEy.