The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1892-11-26

lands and Emile EToussard; Hyppolite
Comeaux, thence between Lastie Lam
dry and Thomas Myers, between j. B.
Bertrand and Thomas Myers, to ter
inmate on NE. corner of Thos. Myers
lands, having been notified Of our APP
pointnlent and of the time and place of
meeting by the person first named in
said order OF appointment; and having
seyerally taken subscribed the forego-
ing oath, and having given notice to
each and every one of the aforesaid pro-
prietors II writing, at least three days
previous, OF the time and place of meet
ing and of the intended laying out of
said road through the lands of said pro-
prietors, which notices were duly served
OF said proprietors. did meet on the 7th
day of November, 1892, at Aryilien
Trahan, the place designated in said
notices.. id did then and there, in pres
enee of the following named of said
proprietors, to wit
Syphroyen DesormeauX, Jr., Hippo
lite C0meaux, Emile Broussard, Lastie
Landry, j. b. Bertrand and Thomas
Myers proceeded to trace and lay out
SdIQ puDilC IUdQ dts IUllUNS +.
Beginning at SW. corne of Syphro-
yen Desormeaux, Jr's, then running E.,
terminating at NE. corner of Thomas
Myers, and running thence through the
lands of parties above named for the
distance of one mile taking a strip of
twenty feet wide off Of the land OF each
one along their common boundary line,
which boundry was mutually agreed
upon and shown us by said proprietors,
and by them designated to us, by SET
ting stakes and blowing burrows, so as
to be easily visible and recognizable,
and thence through the lands of parties
above namedt to the termination of said
road, which is forty.Wide throughout its
entire length, and was SO traced and
staked out as to be plainly visible
throughout its entire course; and we
have caused to be made d plat of said
read showing the location and course of
said road, and the location of the lands
of the different proprietors through
which said read runs, and the distance
and quantity Of said land appropriated
from each owner for said road, which
plat is annexed to this our report of
said road for reference.
And we further rep 1T that we, said
jury of freeholders, did On cur oaths
aforesaid, assess the following damages
to proprietors in compensation for their
lands SO taken and appropriated for
said road as follows, to wit:
S%yphroyen Desormeaux, Jr., $15; Hy-
polite Comeaux, $I5, Emile Broussafd,
$50; Thomas Myers, $40; and to the
other proprietors no damages were as
sessed, as in our opinion the benefit of
said road fully compensates the value of
their land taken.
Done at the Parish of Vermilion, this
7th day of November, 1892.
Ludosic Leaueax4 Meyer Messenger,
Theophfle Pfimeaug, .Lastie Dubois,
Charles Dugas, j. B. Bertrand, Lastie
Landry.
Endorsement of Consent.
We, the propfietors named in the
written report, do hereby consent to the
location and direction of the road as
described in the written report, and ac-
companying plat; and hereby agree to
accept the amount of damages allowed
us, by said jury of freeholders, as by the
written report set forth in full compen-
sation of all damages By us sustained,
by eason of the appropriation of our
lands for the use of said road.
Signed and dated this 18th day of No
vemher, 1892.
Lastie Landry, J. B. Bertrand, Thes
Myers, Syphroyen Desormeaux.
Witnesses: Martin Hebert, Fran
co.'s Guidry.
The following report of jury of free
holders was received and on motion of
Mr.. Leblanc, duly seconded and adopt
ed, the same was accepted and declared
a public road, to wit:
State of Louisiana,
Parish of Vermtlion.
We, Ed. Leleu. Noe Baudoin, P. Dupfe
Leblanc, Antoine Reaux, Narcisse Cham
payne, Sevene Leblanc, do solemnly swear
that we will lay out the roadnoW directed
to be laid out by the Police Jury of the
Parish of Vermilion, to the greatest ease
and advantage of the inhabitants, and
with as little prejudice to enclosures as
may be-withoutfavor or affection. malice
or hatred and to the best of our skill and
abilities. So help us God. And further
more. that wewi1ltruly assess all damages
TO proprietors, caused by said road, to the
best of our Judgment and ability.
T. d. Leleu, Sevene Leblanc, Noe Bau-
doin, Antoine Reaux. ST., Narcisse Cham
payne. p. Dupre Leblanc.
Subscribed and sworn to before mo, this
9Th day of November, 1892.
P. PelIeat,
Justice Of tie Peace.
REPORT.
We, theundersigned Jury of Freeholders
of the Parish of Vermilion, duly appointed
by the Police Jury of said parish to trace
and lay ont a public road leading from
road at Nicholas Broussard's gin to
southeast corner of j. E. Kibbe's land