The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1899-03-11

Lerties of Jean Senegal and Mrs,
Francois Clotios and assess all dam
ages to proprietors: Alden
Theal. H. M. burke, Maxine
Boarg, Theodule Broussard, IT,,
Jules Desormand, Bastien Benoit
The sum of see.5o each was
granted unto, Mrs. Azelia Duhon and
Henry Chase.
By motion of Mr.. Hebert, sec
onded by Mr.. Primeaux, the fol-
lowing was adopted:
Resolved that, the road overseers
Of the respective wards are hereby
authorized to estimate every month
the probable expenditure for repair
of the public roads under their
supervision, and OF. approval of
same by the Jury, they shall draw
such sums, from the special road
tax fund Of the respective wards.
Due returns shall be made showing
the amounts expended, and the pur
pose of such expenditures, together
with written receipts from all per-
sons employed.
BY motion. the following Jury of
freeholders was app ointed to trace
and lay out 3 public road in the
second ward from the public road
at Tillman Spells to the public road
at Howard Hoffpaulr's, and assess
all damages TO rroprietors:- VIM. R
Foote, Verronas Spell, Middleton
Morgan, Augustus Perry, Elijah
Hoffpauir, Tillman Spell:
Hon ]. O. Broussard, Alfred
Hebert and ID. A. Cochrane were
appointed to select suitable site
for detention camp, acquirr same
by proper act, and if necessary,
secure right of way to said proposed
camp.
Capt. J. e. Buchanan, and
Messrs. ID. A. Cochrane and VIM
Clegg representing Camp Frank
Gardner U. G. V. here appeared
and requested the Jury to grant suf
hclent space in the court building
t' construct d neat repository tor
the relics and archives of the. organ
ization. BY motion the request was
unanimously granted.
Mr.. A. Baque appeared ar,.l
called attention to the EXPRESSIVE
charges made for the repair If the
bridge near Mrs Edw. Mouton's
The president thanked Mr. Bauue
and promised investigation
By motion, the attention of Sheriff
Broussard was called to the unsatis-
factory manner in which the parish
compliance with the terms of the
agreement, to maintain proper
of the jail dav and night.
Be it enacted, by the General
>ssembly of the State of Louisiana,
That the boundary line between the
parishes of Acadia and Lafayette
hall be and is defined and located {
s follows: Beginning at the cor
ers common section two, three, 7
en- and eleven, township nine south K
ange three east, Louisiana meri
ian, at the intersection of the de T
iding lines of Acadia and St. Ian I
ry parishes, thence running in '
'esterly direc ton, about one mile, 2
GLOWING section lines between sec =
ons three and ten, to corners com
ION to sections three, four, nine
nd ten, thence in a southerly di- =,
ection about one mile following Fl
ection lines between sections nine -
nd ten, to corners common to sec c
ons nine and ten, fifteen and six -
zen thence in a westerly direction o.
bout one mile following section =
mes between sections nine and
Xteen, to section corners common, -
, sections eight, nine, sixteen and Q
eventecn thence in a southerly di- 8
ection, about two miles following d
.ction lines between sections, six .
zen, seventeen, twenty and twenty .
ne to corners common to sections, 8
venty, twenty one: twenty ight 8
nd twenty nine, thence in a west 6.
rly direction about two miles fol- 8