The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-11-28

tain license for SO doing, as the cas-
may be, under the above named Ac
| No 176 and Ordinance afore mentioned
all to the same effect as though theil
| act had been performed by this Police
Jury, in regular meeting assembled.
| dreaux and Dresner on said Committee
| Mr. Hatcher, called up the request OF
Mr. Emile Ledet Of the Vacheri=
Dugue Liyaudais asking to be permittt c
t, cut over along certain public road nes
his plantation, ditch six feet in which
| whereof the dirt resulting from the
digging thereof to be thrown on the re-
Hatcher asserted that the cutting oil
said ditch would in no manner fniure
any one
Whereupon, Mr. Dresner, seconded by
Mr. Hatcher, moved that said permit be
granted, provided said ditch he dug I'M
der the supervision of the Police Juror
rom the Eight Ward Of this Parish,
should the cutting of said ditch result
in injury to anv of the citizens of this
Parish, the Jury reserves the right to
order said ditch refilled at the expense
of the person having cut same. Car
ried
At this time Mr. T Beattie attorney of
the Police Jury in the matter of the
Ildtiu6E VI TIC b1dludSS anu
little to lands situated between the Ba-
you Lafourche and Bayou Terrebonne,
submitted a compromise agreement
consented to himself and Mr. Edward
Wisner, also present at the Jury meet
ing, by means of plant and map OF
that section of the Parish, Mr. Beattie
explained the stipulation offhe agree
ment reached and set forth i'll the type
written agreement submitted and
" hich ia as follows
BE IT RESULVED-Tha the prop
position of EDWARD WISNEk and
his associates to compromise and settle
the difference between them and this
body and the DRAINAGE DISTRICT
known as the old Drainage District or
bonded District by which the said
WISNER and associates, propose to dig
a canal-to be at least TIL I RTEEN feet
wide-from point marked A on map
annexed in rear of the CHURCH lands
in TOWNSHIP Is s RANGE ID EAST
and as near the FORTY arpent or con-
cession line at the rear of the front
lands along Bayou LAFOUROHE, but
just back of the same, that is in the
rear of them, so that the Canal will not
be on any of the said front lands-run-
down the Bayou to q point known as
the TRUE BLOOD CANAL. marked
.sB" ON plan with which this proposed
CANAL is to connect and have free
drainage into out to a LAKE FIELDS
its connection with BAYOU
FOLSE. And to dig another CANAL
at its intersection with the
down the Bayou and just back of or
outside of the FORTY ARPENT, or
back concession line of the front lands
in the same TOWNSHIP and RANGE.
this canal to be not less than SIXTEEN
feet wide and to connect with Ca
VAL already established by the said
WISNER and his associates, and run
YOU FOLSE and the LAKE FIELDS,
this connection at the said FORTY AR
PENT line to be made at or near the
point marked &c" Oil the plat hereto
annexed as part hereof, the said Canals
to be SO dug as to have not less than six
feet depth for drainage and are to be
free to the front proprietors to dig into
for drainage their front lands, SO that
each such bitches as he may think
said canals it is understood that the Ca
nal already dug and connecting just
back of the CHURCH lands. with the
Bayou FOLSE is not to bes topped or
but be left open SO as much OF
the water coming from above may run
l,wn Tic BAYOU rOi.SE as can as
so.
In digging said Canals as much o!
The cath exeavated must be
thrown on the back III real side #
The Canal as possible, so as not 10
create any greater impairment t.
drainage IMAM rs sbsOfurrfy urcpss
sary.
That if at any times these Canals
become closed. The people in front thr
POLICE JURY or the drainage
shall have the RICH, It
any time to go upon them ard
'io them oct or cleal them ouf s., IS
TO restore their usefulness, but this is
to be liz no wise taken as binding
these parties ito to do, but simply Il
authorize them to do So it the.
should SO wish to do In conslde:
alton of the faithful performance ii
this work and the advantage WHICH.
the people of the Parish will obtal'
by this increased facility for drain
age, il is understood that all claims o.
the Parish Of LAFOURCH1 10 an
INTO the lands wing between he b.
vous LAFOURCHE and TERRE-
BONNIE under the title granted h
the GENERAL ASSEMBLY ct y
STATE by ACT No 100 pag 49,
If the SESSION ACTS of 1873, APP
proved MARCH 18th 1908, be az,
tue same are hereby rene,nneed 81 f.
yor of the SAID WISNER a, d us 3 :
socrates.
Il. n Coulon, j. NJ. Walsh,
Clerk. Pres.
Whereupon, Mr.. Dresnef, 8, conded
bv Mr.. Hatcher, moved, that the res
olutions jus! submitted by MIR. Beat
tie, attorney for the Parish, be APP
proved by the Jury, subject, how
ever, to the approval and adoption OF
the Special Committee, constituted
and empowered under the reso. tuition
adopted by this from May 14th, 1908
sre;ativ. to same subject mapner,
which resolution was carried by the
following vote
Yeas. Walsh, Basset, Fa'gont, Bar
RIOS, Boudreaux, RodIigue, Hatcher
and Dresner.
Nays, none.
Sir. Basset, seconded by sir. Ro-
dr,gue. moved that in as much as the
Parish Assessor had not been able.
due to causes beyond hts control. t.
submit his fee Bill for the curren.
year, at this session of the Juror
with The view of obviatlng the ne
cess,tv of waiting until the session OF
this Jury in January, 1909. The
President of this Jury is hereby en-
powered to pay the fees of said As