St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-04-21

PETITIONS.
The following petitions were then
read:
Covington, La, April 3, 1894.
70 tho Honorable President aud Mem.
beEs OF the Police Jury:
Gentlemen ~ The undersigned
your petitioner prays that he may
be permitted to change the road
between the 8 and . mile posts, on
the Stafford Ford road, for enlarg-
ing his field, and that said change
Of road will be no inconvenience to
and especially to my neigh
bors most interested, they join me
in this my petition, and affirm the
same by signing their names here
unto, and that he will open the
same road at his own expense,
ETC., and that you may grant the
same your petitioner forever prays.
Willis JENKINS.
(And twelve others.)
On motion, the above petition
was granted.
Jacksonville, Feb. 8, 1894.
10 the honorable President and Mem.
bers of the Police Jury:
Gentlemen-We the undersigned
petition your honorable body 10
appoint Alfred Perrin, Tom Perrin
and Omaire Perrin on the turnpike
road, rs hande TO work said road,
as it is the only road they travel to
their market point, and We ask the
member for the First Ward not to
appoint either of them on any other
road ~ 0verseer.
CSigned by Is citizens.
On motion OF Mr.. Thomss, sec
onded by Mr.. RACERS, Tom Perrin
and Omaire Perrin were assigned to
work on the ferry road, and Alfred
Perrin was assigned to work on the
turnpike road.
jacksonville, March II, 1894.
To the honorable President and Mem
bers of the Police JuryI
Gentlemen Il, the undersigned
do report tue convenience and wants
Of the public road beginning ut w
T. Jays saw mill and running to
Madisonvil:e, about one mile
through the swamp. The right Of
way is to be cut all the way, and
the rosd is to be filed about three
feet all the way. to make . good
road. / will take the contract OF
cutting out and building one mile
of swamp road and ferry, for 25
wears, for what it will make.
Recommended by w. +. Jay and
Mr.. Davis. H, H. HARRIS.
On motion, duly seconded, the
above petition was received aud the
right granted, to date from April
IL. 1894.
Madisonyille; March u, 1884.
TO the honorable President and Mem.
bers Of the Police Jury:
Gentlemen-I promise to build
two bridges on the turnpike road,
20 by Is feet, out and out new, for
the sum or 81 50.
AUG. FUHRMAxx.
On motion, duly seconded, the
above offer was accepted, the
bridges to be accepted by George
Koeppe, Jr., Archie Stsnga aud
Geo. Edwards.
!Nn!c of 10 uisiaMa-Parish Ct s..
1dmmamy.
To the honorable President and Mem
bers Of the Police Jury:
Gentlemen-We, the undersign-
ed. petition the Police Jury to re-
peal and throw out the public road
from Pearl River Station
10 St. Joe Station. and throw out
the new road granted from St. Joe
Station to Slidell.
rSigued by so citizens.
It was moved, and duly second.
ed, that the above petition be ig-
nored, and that the Northeastern
Railroad be the dividing line OF the
road hands between Pearl River
land Slidell, and from St.
Joe Backyard to Slidell, W. Varna-
10, 0verseer. Carried.
Covipgton, La, April 10, 1894.
/: che hosorabis President and Mem
Der. :-tthe Police Jury.
Gentlemen-we, the undersisa'
d. do hereby respectfully as sx your
honorable body to open . public
Dad from Victor Planche's place
o the Penn road. The necessity
1 this petition is plain.
We, the undersigned, are hem
ned in on all sides and 1t is inn
to get an outlet without
etitioning your honorable body,
8 Mrs. Avelstrieck, whose land
that OF the undersigned,
efuses to give 10 . right of way. |
Therefore, by SAID refusal, the |
nee passage to and from market |
18th our prodnct il thus barred, |
nd injury and damage must neces-
lrialy result to az therefrom. We
,erefoEe pray your honorable body |
, grant our petition which is found. |
1 on justice and law.
Respectfully,
Thomas Lacroix, IT,, p. J. La.
Drde, Victor blanche, john Ex-
A. blanche.
On motion Of Mr.. Wilder, Sec
,ded by Mr.. Todd, the following
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