The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1908-06-09
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forced: no violation of Sunday law
being found and the witnesses sum-
moned testifying almost unanimously
that the sheriff and his deputies are
very conscientious and perform their
duties we'll and that proper credit
should therefore be accorded them.
BY request and through the court
esy of DR.. E. L. Stephens we visited
the Industrial Institute and found the
buildings and grounds well cared for
| and in satisfactory condition. We
urgently recommend that our legisla-
tors use their utmost endeavor to pro-
cure the establishment of a Normal
School in connection with the Indus
trial Institute as we consider it the
proper place and Offering superior ad-
vantages, and in view of the fact that
the establishment of new State Nor
NAL is a matter of urgent necessity.
Now, with reference to the parish
court house, we beg to emphatically
request that the Police Jury take inn
mediate action and erect suitable
new, modern court house and clerks
office. Your Honor is SO very famil-
lar with the condition of the present
old building that we deem it almost
superfuous to call your Honor's at
tention to the utterly inadequate and
antiquated apartments for the sheriff,
the assessor, the School Board and
Jury; and the exceedingly crying ne
cessity for fire proof place in which
to keep the parish records. We beg
your Honor to consider the imminent
danger that constantly surrounds
those most valuable documents since
the little brick clerks Office has been
condemned as being in dangerous
and unsafe condition. The records
being now, as your Honor is aware,
stored in she city hall. Therefore, We
|, earnestly pray that the Police Jury
! will give the people prompt and quick
relief in this matter.
Allow us to thank you for the able
and efficient charge given us upon the
, morning of our appointment, and W.
, also wish to acknowledge the wiss
, counsel and untiring assistance rem
, dereA US by your worthy and fearless
/ district attorney. s
> We also thank the sherif's force fol
, courteous service.
4 We have found % true bills and 4;
: no true bills.
al Respectfully submitted,
o. B. HOPKINS, Foreman.
The following true bills were
. found:
Alfred Augustin. shootins
: with intent to kill; Joe Mouton
j striking with intent to kill; Ed
J, var Living. using loud and oh
o scene language near a dwellin.
. house; Abraham Young, striking
with intent to kill; Ursin Boud
: reaux. assault and battery; All
n raham Johnson, concealed wear
/ ons; William Reaux, using lou
: and obscene language on publ
] highway; Joseph Comeaux. stat
bing with intent to kill; A. F
Liable, manslaughter; L. ]. Davy
defamation of character; CALDER
Aubrey, larceny; Clovis Johr
obtaining goods under false pre
] lenses; j. L. Cook, assault an
\ battery; e. Dudley Mudd, stril
ing with intent to kill; Alfre
Faulk, carrying concealed wear
ions; Rufe Bernard, carrying col
cealed weapons; John Celestil
stabbing with intent to kill; Ma
tin Felix. carrying conceale
weapons; Edward Siam, carr.
ing concealed weapons; Josep
Harry. larceny; Tite st. Juliel
stabbing with intent to xii
Luke Mallet. assault and batter,
The following plead guilty an
were sentenced Saturday:
Luke Mallet, assault: and ba
terry, $25 and costs or 30 days
jail.
Martin Felix. carrying co
cealed weapons, 500 and cos
or 60 days in jail.
Rufe Bernard, carrying co
cealed weapons, 500 and cos
or 60 days in Jail.
Alfred Faulk, carrying co
4 lcealed weapons, 500 and cos
or 60 days in Jail.
Noise Hudson, Joseph al