The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-04-16
THIBODAUX, LA, SATURDAY, APRIL 16 1892

one District Attorney for the Eighteenth il
! | dlclal District composed OF the parishes q
g Laf"urche and Terrebonne. and, whereas.
. is further provided that ut the came tim
| | there shall he elected in this parish by III
qualified electors thereof, one Clerk of tb
l'lsfrict Court, one Sheriff and one Coroue
, tor the parish OF Latourche, for the term O
four years.
And. whereas. it is further provided that a
the same time there shalt he elected by tin
qualified electors, in each police jury ward q
said parish one Justice of the Peace and on
Constable for the term of four wears, excpp
IN such wards in which there ia an iucOrnor
ated town. there shall be elected two Justice,
OF the Peace and two Cons.ables And in
order that none but the qualified electors o
he ward sda'l vote for such officers, the ia l.
lots OF such electors for said officers shall be
received and deposited in a SEPARATE box. to
be Kept tor that purpose.
And, whereas. the General Assembly at its
regular session. have adopted certain propos-
ed amendments to the CONSTITUTION of this
State, which under the provisions of Article
2oo or SAID Constitution ar e submitted to the
qualihed voters of the State for their approv-
al or rejection in such manner and form that
the qualified voters NAV vote for or against
each OF said amendments separately. and
which are as follows
FIRST PROPOSED AMENDMENTS.
! SENATE BILL NO. no.
Joint Resolution proposing All amendment
20 the Constitution. providing for the fund
| ing OF the bonded debt of the city of New Or
leans, other than the Premium Bonds, into
four per cent bonds; providing "A special tax
oi one per cent to pay the bonded debt of the
| cltv, ahd exempting the Sal four per cen +
oont-s IRON taxation. and furthur authoriz
ing the SAID city to assume and pay such un-
paid claims of the Board Of School Directors
OF the said city and parish which it may find
TO be equltaby due by said bonds, approved
| July g. IS90r
amendment, shall place upon their ballots the
words. For the City of New Orleans Debt
amendment" and all electors voting at said
electlon against said amendment shall place
on their ballots the words, Against the CITY
OF New Orleans Debt Amendment
SECOND PROPOSED AMENDMENT.
HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION NO.2
Proposing to submit to the electors of the
state an amendment to article two hundred
and twenty-nne of the Constitution of 1879
relative to Public Education
All electors who desire to vote for SAID
amendment shall write or print on their bal
lots the words For amendment to Article
2e' OF the Constitution and all electors who
desire to vote against said amendments shall
write or print on their ballots the words
Against Amendment TO Article 229 of the
Constitution"
THIRD PROPOSED AMENDMENT.
HOUSE BILL NO. PA.
"An act providing for the submission to the
electors OF the State, for adoption or reiec-
ti'n, all amendment to The Constitution of
the State, by inserting therein .An article
on Levses Schools. Charities. Pensions,
Drainage. Lotteries. and General Fund"
All electors who desire 10 vote for said
anendasnt shall write or print upon their
ballots eiie words. Against the Levees, |
Schools Charities, Pensions, Drainage. Lot |
teres, and General Fund Amen,lment'
Now, therefore. l. THOMAS j. JOHNSON, |
Returning officer of the parish of Latourche-
DO hereby issue this my proclamation requir, |
ing and directing an election to be hold |
throughtout the parish at the following polls, |
which will be open in each election pre- |
clnet from the hours of O'Clock |
d. M to b O'Clock p. IN. the day afore- |
mentioned. Tor the purpose of receiving the |
votes OF the qualified electors of the parish of |
LalUurche, to-wit:
Police Jery Ward No. /.
Precinct No. l-Shall be located bctw cen
the upper line of the parish, right bank and
the upper line of the lot belonging to ST.
Johns Chapel. including Brult Chene Vert
with poll at Or near Mrs jean Webre's
plantation.
Precinct No 2-Shall comprise the remain
der Police Jury Ward No. !. lying between
the upper line of st. Johns Chapel and the
lower line OF GniOn's plantation, with poll
at or near the bayou end of the
road leading to Brule Guillot.
Police Jury Ward No. 3
Precinct No. 3-Shall extend from the
lower limits OF Onions plantation to the up
per line of Acadia plantation, including all
back settlements. with poll at the court
house in the town OF Thibodaux
Prerinct No. 4-Shall extend from the up
per line of Acadia plantatio t. Lafourche
Crossing, including back settlements and the
Bayou Blue. with polls at or near Arsene
Bergeron, Leutroid Daigre and Ozeme Ho-
tard.
Police Jury Ward No. 3.
Precinct No. 5-Shall extend from Lafour-
che Crossing to the lower line of Louis Bour-
geois' place. with poll at or near residence
Of Jules Thibodaux
Precinct No. Shall extend from the low
ar line OF LOUIS Martins to the upper line of
Crsin Lebanc's, with poll at or near Ben
Folses store.
Police Jury Ward No.4.
Precinct No. S-Shall extend from the up
If j. Clandet's with poll at or near Lock
bort.
Precinct No. 9-Shall extend from the low
,r line of J. CIandet's to point opposite Ha-
'ang's Canal with poll at Louis Lerille's,
!ow Marcelin Guidroz store, aud at Aristlde
)elAunes.
Police J,ay Ward No. ).
Precinct No l0-ShalI extend from tn 9 up
YER line of the parish. left bank. eighty ar
'ents back to the upper line OF Jamlson's