The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1892-09-24

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thlrty-fiye feet wide wide off of the land
of each one, which line was mutually
agreed upon and shown us by said pro-
and by them designated to us,
by setting stakes, SO as to be easily visible
and recognizable. and thence through the
lands OF aforesaid proprietors to the ter
mination of said road, which road is
thirty-tiye feet wide throughout its entire
length. and was so traced and staked out
as to be plainly visible throughout it's
entire course; and we have caused to be
made a plat of said road showing the Local
ton and course of said road, and the loca-
ton of the lands of the different proprie-
tors through which said roads runs, and
the distance and quantity of land expro-
priated from each owner for said road.
which plat is annexed to this our report
of said road for reference.
And we further report that we. said
Jury of Freeholders, did on our eaths
aforesaid, assess the following damages to
proprietors in compensation for their land
follows, to wit:
j. B. Mills. 1915; O. E. Leblanc, $25; A.
Guidry. $50; 7. Delaune, S12; JOS Delaune,
Sc; P. Clement. S12: A. Stansbury, Sis; u.
Stansbury, $780,; s. and I'll. j. Stansbury,
SIS; Jos Boulrlce, $40; P. Decuir, $780, G.
$50; d. Hebert and others, $3.50; A. Bau-
dom, $40; u, Stansbury. S.; Gibson and
Broussard, SIS; J. A. Gibson, $15; ID. Eaton
and others, S15; B. Z. Sorbet, SIS; L. Thi-
beaux, $40; Jack Lemaire, $40 and to
the other proprletors no damages were
assessed, as in. our opinion the benefit of
said road fnlly compensates the value OF
their land taken.
Done at the Parish OF VeTInllOn, this
22d day of August. 1892.
A. Baudoin. II. j. Stansbury, Joseph b.
Mills, A. Guidry, j. A. Gibson, j. Delaune.
ENDORSEMENT OF CONSENT.
We, the proprletors named in the
written report, do hereby consent to the
location and direction of the road as des-
cribed in the written report, and accom-
panying plat !; and hereby agree to accept
the amount of damages allowed us, he
said jury of Freeholders. as by the writ
ten report set forth, in full compensation
of all damages by us sustained, by reason
of the appropriation Of our lands for the
use of said road.
Signedand dated this 22d day of august,
1892.
j. B. Mills, A. Guidry, P. Delaune, Jos.
Delaune, Peter Clement, A; stansbury,
Gerard Decrir. S. and H. J Stdnsbury; 3.
Sorbet. J, A. Gibson, David Eaton. A.
Homer Guidry, Paulin Decuir, }. Bonlie-
ris, S. Stansbury, wv. Stansbury, Tells
phore Thibeaux, 0. 4. Leblanc.
Witnesses-Chas. e. Stevens, Lawrence
Gibson.
On motion Of Mr.. Sarver, resolved
that the sum of thirty-si1 dollars be
and is hereby appropriated out of the
funds now in the treasury to defray the
expense Of sending Albert Jackson a
deaf mute to the deaf and dumb school
at Baton Rouge. Second by Mr.. La
eour and adopted.
The Circular letter from the Cover
nor in reference to sending a beneficiary
cadet to the Louisiana State University
at Baton Rouge, was received and or
dered filed.
On motion of Mr.. Godchaux, resolved
that Messrs. DR.. Hall, Aurelien Brous-
sard and j. d. Hungerford be and are
hereby appointed a committee to in
spect and report to the President OF
this body on the bridge across Cypress
Point, and if said report being salts
factory the President is hereby author
lied to draw a warrant on the treasury
for the sum of $500 payable to i. Des-
champs or asSignees, as per resolutions
of the Police Jury, dated June 9th and
September s, 1891, respectively. Sec
onded by Mr.. Saryer and adopted.
The President of the Police Jury
having reported as a committee ofone
on the road near Lake Arthur, on mo-
ton of Ernest Broussard, resolved that
the sum of forty dollars be and is here
by allowed w. G.. Leonard as road dam
ages and that the sum of forty dollars
be allowed Mrs. Gustave and jules G.,
Larrents said amounts being neees-
sary to settle all damages claimed or
said road. Seconded by Mr.. Leblanc
and adopted.
On motion of Mr.. E. Broussard, the
sum of forty dollars be and is hereby
allowed Levi Lemaire for the destruc-
ton of his bridge by the tracing of q
public road. Seconded by Mr.. Lacoul
and adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Sarver, Messrs. J.
Alcee Leblanc and Jules Thibodeauz
were appointed a committee to inyesti-
gate and report thereon the proposed
road leading east from the public road
near Sevenne Primeaux's. Seconded
by Mr.. Lacour and adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Thibodeaux, the
following gentlemen were appointed q
jury of freeholders to trace and lay ou1
the following road, to wit
Starting at public road at the south
east corner of r. Pickett's land running
north to intersect with public road neal
Girls S~tauffer's, to wit Jos Wallet, G,
NJ. Burt, Dole Trahan, Edwin Lee,
James Pickett and Robert Henry
Seconded by MI. Leblanc and adopted
On motion the jury then adjourned tc
meet tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
a. M.
September IA, 1892.
The Police Jury reassembled pursu.