The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-07-27

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Wills all action on the Revenue ordinance
presented by the above committees was post
l"h'd until the assessment of the parish
would he finally passed upon.
At this time the pension petitions laid over
rom yesterday We're taken mp. and pet sians
we're allowed the following persons. from
The date and Tor the amount set opposite
their names.
Dan Tucker, from Jan. 'a5 at 81 per mo-
Mrs. Zen"n Roger from july at ~ per mo.
- Clay Chiass"n from July ], at 81
: App"iinaise Dur, choe fm July |, at So
per month.
MIS-. Emile Ayman from July lst 1898 at
81 rer month.
Mrs. Emile Adam from July ist 1895 at 81
per month.
Mrs. Jos. Parr from July lst 1895 at g. per
month
MIR. Louis Dempst-r from Jan. lst 1895 at
81 per month.
Mr.. F. Merome from July lst 1895 at $500
per month.
Mrs. Chere Richard from July lst 1895 ~
81 per month.
Mrs Artenise Nicolas from July ist iS95
at $3.50 per month.
Mrs, +. J. Falgout from July Let 1895 at
81 20 per month.
The petition of Mrs. p Lopez was referred
10 Mr. Tabor, representing the police jury
wa-'t in which said Mrs. Lopez lives, for in.
vestigatOr.
On motion Of Mr.. Scally seconded BY Mr.
Ducos a recess was declared until = o'clock
p. III.
At 2oclock p. m. the jury resumed its cit.
tIng with the same members present, when
at his own request Mr.. G.. u. Rousseau was
allowed TO explain the account OF the 3rd
District Commissioners submitted on yester-
day. lie stated that the expenses therein
set forth did not only represent the expenses
OF the past IL mOntbs, but they also covered
all repairs made 10 the rredge Boat IA we'll
as stock of fuel and dynamite now on hand
IN a'l representing somewhere about $3.50.
Mr.. Morvant seconded by Mr.. Scatly offer
ed the following resolution which was I'D
opted
Whereas the Tax Collector James Beary,
OF the Parish of Lafourche has gwen ev-
dence that he has settled in full with the
treasurer tor all Parish and Oyster Licenses
for the year 1894,
Therefore, be it resolved on the part of 1he
Police Jury of the Parish Of I.atourche, that
| qiietus be issued to said James Beary
against any licenses due by him for said year
| 1891.
Mr.. Galliano. Ex Oyster Commissioner of
this parish. presented at this time u dOcu-
ment. pnrpOrtiDg to be account for his
salary under the Oyster Law, for years and
| months services, and the same being read
TO the jury was promptly rejected by . unan-
| imous vote for the reason that the amount
claimed is not due by the parish, inasmuch
as his salary depended altogether upon his
own exertiODs.
On motion Of Mr.. Mcrvant seconded by Mr..
Tabor the election Of Drain
| age Commissioners for Districts !.
| and OF the parish was xed for the meeting
OF September next and each member of the
jury was directed to canvass around and Sc
| ect the best candidates for said positions.
| men who would dconscientiously perform their
| full duty.
President Kent at this time submitted to
the jury circulars and letters addressed TO
| the jury asking for aid in favor of Eye ear
nose and throat hospital and the deptheria
| antitoxine commission, and on motion of Mr..
| Christian seconded by Mr.. Gaud6 the ques-
tiOn OF an appropriation fot both of the
| above subjects was laid over for futnre ac-
| ton.
! The vacancy on tee board OF special con-
missioners OF the 3rd. Drainage District
caused by the resignation OF Mr.. &. J. Cue.
dry, was filled by the unanamous election Of
| Mr.. Pierre Bourgeois.
| On motion OF Mr.. Gaude seconded by Mr..
Christian. The jury now esOived itself into
| Board of Reviewers aud tquaizers for the
| further examination of the assessment rolls
| OF the Iarish.
| Mr.. David Scally being called to tie chair.
| announced that the board of reviewers and
| equalizers was now readg for business. The
| Doafd haV1Vg Proceeueu to examine the roii
| OF assessment for upwards oftwo hours, on
motion OF Mr.. Kent by Mr.. Morvant rose
reported progress and asked to set again on
| tomorrow for the further examination OF the
] rolls.
| President Kent beng now in the chair re-
| ceived the report of the board Of revie wers
| which on being su bnstted to the Jury was
grapte6.
The jury now adjourned to tomorrow at
| 10 o'clock A. NJ.
| THOS. ID. KENT president.
| II. \. COULON Clerk.