The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1895-09-14

of the intended laying out Of said road
through the lands of said prcprietors. which
notices were duly served ON said Proprietoss
did meet on the sd day of September 1895.
at Hvpolite Hehert's residence in the parish
Of Lafayette, the place designated in said
notices and did then and there in the pres
ence Of the following named Of said proR[ PR
t,ert, John Johnson. John Roger. G. e.
Brown, Aurelien Credeur, Bonneville Brous-
sard, Victor Prejean, Mrs. Lucicn Cormier,
proceed to trace and lay out said public
road follows: Beginning at bonneville
Broussard, Victor Prejean and Jean Roger,
and running thence through the lands of the
parties named on the reverse side of this
documen mt for the distance of FIVE miles TAX
ing strip ct fifteen wide, much as in
actual use as road, off of the land of each
one along their common boundary line,
which boundary was mutually agreed upon
and shown us by said proprietors and by
them designated to US by setting stakes and
blowing burrows so as to be easily visible
and recognizable and thence through the
Broussard 81 arpents, Victor Pre-
jean * arpen's, Jean Roger II arpents,
Credeur 81 arpents, Jean Arcenaux ar
penis, Felix Benoit four arpents,
{; c: Brown "a arpen's, Hipoli.e
@ e Asss fesas Rns1:
Broussard 2 arpents, c. Z. Brown FL ar
penis Aurelen Credeur II arpents. John
Johnson 81 arpents, to termination of said
road which road is thirty feet wide or as
much as is now used a road Throughout
its entire length, and was so traced and
staked out to be plainly visible through
out its entire course, and we have caused to
be made plat of said road showing the To-
cation and course of said road and the loca-
ton of the lands of the different Proprietors
through which said road runs and the dis
lance and quantity of land appropriated
from each owner for said road which plat is
- r<NnI frNr
reference. And we further report that the
said jury of freeholdcrs did on our oaths
aforesaid assess the following damages to
Proprietors in compensation for their land
follows to-wit: TO Aurelien Credeur So,
Andre Broussard 81, Mrs. Jules Broussard
81, and to the other Proprietors no damages
were assessed, as in our opinion the benefit
land taken; Done at the parish of Lafa-
Signed: AIcide Mouton, John Roger, A.
rhonse Roger, Omer Dugas, Antoine Her
nandez, John Johnson. Witnesses: o. p.
Guilbeau G. G. Brown.
ENDORSEMENT OF CONSENT.
I, one of the proprietors named in the
written report do hereby consent to the To-
cation and direction of the road as d escribed
i'll the written report and accompanying plat,
and hereby agree to accept the amount of
the damages allowed me by said jury of
freeholders as by the written report set
forth in full compensation of all damages by
me sustained by reason of the appropriation
of my land for the use of said road. Signed
End dated this sd day of September 1895.
John Johnson, bonneville Broussard, Victor
Prejean, Hvpolite Heoert, John Roger, Mrs.
Lueien Cormier, Felix Benoit, G. G. Brown,
Aurelicn Credeur, Alcce Prejcan, Zenon
Arceneaux, Andre Broussard, Emetildc
Comeau. Witnesses: O. p. Guilbcru, AL
eide Mouton.
The following accounts were approved:
T.. G. VOORHEES,, Notary fees 80. ......S 4 90
n. Reaux, Assessors commission .... US s,
o. P. Guilbeau, Notary fees go. ....... 7 50
DR.. a. II. Trahan, medical expert -. 40 90
There being further business the Police
Jury adjourned.
II. G.. LANDRY, President.
r. c. GEE1G. Secretary.