St. Landry democrat., 1892-04-02

to report same at the next regular 1leetlDS
On motion OF Mr. Stage. the name or Jean
Pierre Lavignc was put on the INDECENT list.
On motion of Mr.. Dnssman, the name OF Sam
uel Dcrozlcr was placed on the INDECENT llSI.
On motion OF Mr.. Billul, the name or JCau
Bite. Tine Guilory was placed on the lndIsent
list.
On motion OF c. T. Bihm be it resolved, that
the report of the committee appointed to lay
out public road i'll Faquetaique beginning at
TncDphlc NJ Young's, running north on pupllc
! road leading from Prud'honimes bridge TO
| Young and homestead of T. NJ. II. MCGEE, thence
west on line OF Lie Agullard and home
stead OF +. NJ. II. Notice. and still west on line
| of homcstca1s Of Peter Brown and L. NJ; II.
N Gee, thence north on Homestead CT Peter
Brown and Elo;se Manuel and Homestead OF
Dcsbrctz Duplechain, thence north on line or
homestead Of DesbrctZ Duplechain and lands
OF j. Bite. p. Bite. Manuel and still north on line
of Christoval Duplechaln and Ed. Dardeau
0vertaking road leading from Opelousas to
Bayou des Cannes, be accepted ana colii-
mittce discharged.
On motion of l.. J. BOSNIAN, be 1t resolved
that the report of the committee appolnteu 10
sell contract to build bridge at Point Don Man
Iel on the Public road leading from ChataiS-
nier to Vile Plate be accepted, committee dis
charged and that Mr.. Francois ]. BOSNIAN be
credited with the sum of one hundred ana iltty
dollars cut OF the Internal improvement fuidS
OF 1892, eth Ward
On motion, the Police Jury took Il recess until
$50 7. III.
EVENING SESSION
The Police Jury met at $3.50 o'clock 7. N
PreScnt-E. NJ. BOagEi, President; Mtssts
Duri0, Bihm, Sta@g and Haas.
ROAD OvERsEERs EIGHTH WARD.
Louis NJ. DiEn,. from Dcican's to Ma'let
bridge.
IIlaire Carricre, from Mallct bridge 10 T.
JeauSOnnC'S.
LucuS Young, from /. JGaESnnneS 10 Ut.
Reeds bridge.
hammond Fuselier, from Dr. Reeds bridge to
ID. Courvllcs.
frn,t, fa's al
Reads.
A. II. Mouton, from T. Reod's to Pointe Du-
raj
Thomas Veillon, from Pointc Dural to Nez
Pi4ue
fhramond Ar,loin, from Billodeaa lane to
P0inte Chataignier.
FaIius Fidrinc, from PGnto Chataignicr to
d. COuryic's.
David Smith TIom d. Courvilic's to +. H.
McGee's.
7. W. Young. from +. II. McGce's to parish
line
Homer LavergEe, from Dtjean's to John
Bogdreau's.
|. r: Guidry, from J. Boudrcnu to Jean
Pierre bridge.
Allen McLo y, from Jean Pierre bridge to par
ish line
Arast Prud'homnle, from Martins pasture to
L. T. Richard, from Martins pasture to Bou-
drcaus bridge.
Antoine Myer, from Bolldreaus bridge to
ward line.
jos. BeauSh, fills, from S. Bourqlle to parish
line.
Theodule Richard, from S. Bomque to Thibo-
deaU'S bridge.
Tneobert Thibodeau, from ThiDodeau's bridge
to L. Sonnier'S.
George Bourgeois, from Boudreau's bridge to
Brooks bridge.
Joseph Oliver from Brooks to parish line.
Don Louis Fontenot, from Ed. Dardeau's to
FrugeIs bridge on bayou DIES Canues.
Dr. T. {. Chacherc, from Jean Fl RES bridge
to John Boudreau'S.
Jos. +. Richard, from parish line to Fuge's
bridge.
Homer P. Manuel, from Bayou Nez Piquc at
Ernest Fruse'S to connect with the old road in |
middle of Prairie MAMMOTH
Onie FrugG, Jr., from Bayou DIES Cannes to
middle OF Prairie Mammoth to connect with the
new road.
FIRST WARD.
Arthur SIMON, from John Higgins south line |
to West Bellevue road at E. I. Lewis.
Gabriel DGjean, from Opelousas TO north |
line of Mis-. II. G. Comeau, via Onelousas and |
Vile Plate road.
Henry Lastrapes, from Opelousas and Vile |
Plate road to Big Woods.
Joseph Carriere, from DGieans Bridge to |
southwest corner of Greenwood plantation
UIice Joubert, from Mel. Hinkley's to Gar |
Edgar Dupre, from Garrjgues bridge to De-
balloons bridge.
Barre.
Busy Nezat, from Dtjean's store to Wyble's
bridge.
Eddy Beauchamp. from lane at Narcsse |
Rlcnards to Church Point road at j. B. COlas. |
SECOND WARD.
Gerard Marks, from Hgginbotham's bridge |
la Grand Coteau road.
Desire Landry, from We. million crossn to |
Joseph Spyrer5.
Chlistovai Lavergne, from Bourbeux bridge |
Martin ThibodeaIl, from Abraham Smiths to
parish line via Rayne
sylvester Smith, from Grand Cotcau to Bour-
lcuX bridge.
Raphael sEith, from 7. r. Shutc to Sunset.
John Daily, from L. l.. crossing to Bourbcux
bridge.
!, ans house.
Percy Richard, from Mrs McPnersons to
Fa&in Richards bridge.
Albert Peck, from Carencro bridge to Grand
IOteau.
Armand Castillo, from Bclmin's lam, to Sun
'ct.
The committee appointed to examine book
nd vouchers of the Tax Collector, reported
Trough their chairman, Mr.. Stage, as follows
70 the Honorable the President aud Members
of the Police Jury of the Parish of st. Ian
dry:
Your committee appointed to examine the
looks of the TaX-CollectOr of the Parish of St
landry beg leave to report that we have care
ully examined said books for the years 1888
$50, 1890 and 1881, showing collection of taxes
Or 1883, 1889 and 1890; also licenses for 1885,
$780, 1880 and 1891, and have found them prop
rly kept and correct, audited by the Clerk of
he Police Jury and receipted by the Parish
treasurer for each and every month,
We respectfully submit to your consideration
he accompanying statements, which are~ex-
racts from sad books, showing the status of
he TaX-COllectOr for said years.
For the year 1888 we submit detailed list |
nth names and numbers and also cause for
on collection, as we found it already made by
he TaX-Co!lcctor. For the years 1889 and
800 the lists are so long that we have not made
hem out in detail You will notice the large
lumber OF uncollectabie taxes for the years
3S9 and 1890, which is explained by the Col
'ctor to be caused partly by the assessment of a
arge number OF judgments and notes which
ere borne on the tax rolls of said syears, and
which very few were paid, the balance
eng either enormously assessed (sOnle having |
cen paid previously or assessed to non-resi- |
cHtS who by decree OF the Supreme Court
lust be assessed at their dOmiciD, or difficult
} collect lecausc Of the fact that the notes
)uld moi be seized aud produced, and the Col
ctor could find no bidder on them when of
red for sale.
There is also another class of taxes of
hich there must unavOidably remain a nor.
on uncolected, and that is such as are assessed
II one horse or some such movable when the
,rse dies or the owner moves out of the par
h carrying his property with him,
Respectfully submitted,
PAUL stage, Chairman,
A. c. OLIVIER.
SAM'L HAAS.
yhereupon motion of Mr.. Bihm, the report was
'cepleu, coullDltlee discharged ana MI. L. S. |
lntenot, Sheriff and TaX-COiectOr, granted
IL acquittal, discharged and quietus for the
Xes and licenses of 1885, 1889 and 1890.
On motion Of Mr.. DuriO, the report of James
Chachcre, chairman Of committee appointed
ascertain the probable cost of preventing the
clean canal from encroachfng further upon
c public road, was accepted, committee dis b
arged and the sum of one hundred dollars a
It of the Internal Improvement funds of lst
ard, 1892, appropriated to have the said
ork done-under the supervision of Jas o.
lacert, Edward Dejean, T. s. Richard and Re
Carriere.
On motion of Mr.. Bihm,sbe it resolved that O
G petition Of the citizens of Mallet and Pla
lenine neighborhoOd praying that a public
ad, leading from Mallct Woods to intersect
alrIe Ronde road, be granted. and Messrs