Lower coast gazette., 1909-04-10

will be made to carry the case to the
Supreme Court. Even if the plaintiff
is successful there is no doubt in my
mind that they will also affirm the
judgment.
In the cas- of Police Jury VS.. Felix
Hingle in reference to the treasurer
ship; the $ came up last week, but
was not reached and went over for 30
days.
The Grand Jury, in sessiod last Mon
day, made certain recommendations
to your body and Judge Hingle will
present to you their report and ask
that your Secretary read it, in order
that you may take up their recon-
mendations.
The Grand Jury also instructed me
to recommend to you to purchase q
large cistern for the Court House.
would ask you to authorize the
Sheriff to purchase for my use here,
VOLTS Revised Laws, in two books.
The books are indispensable.
am yours respectfully,
N. H. NUNEZ,
District Attorney.
On motion of Joseph Bernard, duly
seconded, the Justice Of the Peace and
Constable of the 4th ward were placed
on a salary of eight dollars a month
each.
On motion of Dave Withan, duly
seconded, the District Attorney vas
authorized to purchase the VOLTS Re-
vised Laws, in two books.
On motion of Joseph Bernard, duly
seconded, the Sheriff was instructed to
purchase a suitable cistern for the use
of the court house and Jail.
On motion of Jules Strack, duly
seconded, an appropriation of SIPS. 90
was made towards assisting in defray-
ing the necessary expense of Cadet
Perez in his graduating exercises at
the Louisiana State University.
On motion of Dave Withan, duly
seconded, the Clerk of Court was au-
thorized to have the records in the
Conveyance Office bound into two
books.
On motion Of Joseph Bernard, duly
seconded, Mr.. Joseeh c. Cosse was
granted a permit to conduct a colored
bar roomat City Price.
On motion of Frank Giordano, duly
seconded, the following Ordinance was
adopted:
Be it Ordained by the Police Jury of
the Parish of Plaquemines:-
Sec. /. That it shall be unlawful to
flood any lands in this Parish for the
cultivation of rice or for any other pur-
pose within 200 feet from any public
road and within 10 feet from the neigh.
bors lands.
Sec. {. That it shall be unlawful to
flood any lands in this Parish for any
purpose without first surrounding the
lands intended to be flooded with 8
levee that will prevent said water from
flooding other lands or the public road.
Sec. 8. That it shall be unlawful to
food any lands in this Parish for any
purpose besides requirements Of
outside of Sections ! and 2 of this
Ordinance, having q drainage ditch
said levee or levees at every four acres
so built as to take away any seepage
water from the flooded lands.
Sec. 4. That it shall be unlawful tt
allow the water from a syphon to aoot
to any extent, the public road or thu
land directly adjoining the public road
Sec. S. That whoever shall violat,
any of the provisions of this Act shall
for each offense be deemed guilty of
misdomeanor and upon conviction by
court of competent jurisdiction shall b.
fined in a sum not more than SIS ant
costs or be Imprisoned not more 30 day
or both at the discretion of the court
On motion of Dave Withan, dull
seconded. Be it Resolved that an ap
preparation Of Twelve Hundred Dollar
Isl, 2OO) from the General Fund b
made towards the repairing Of the pub
tic roads in the following wards:
lst Ward $500
End ". $50 O
3rd 300 Q
4th so 0
: 9Th 400 0
and that the chair be authorized to up
point a committee Of thee members Q
.. the Police Jury and q subcommittee
!. . of the member OF one property. oWne
/ from each respective ward where sal
appropriations are made, to supervis
: the necessary work to be done on tn
public roads. Adopted
The chair appointed the the follow
ing Committee on Roads: J. B. Fa.
: terling, Frank Giordano, Roselius Pere,
Subj Committee: First ward, Juliu
Strack, A. Brandt; second ward, A
Leopold, Hon. John Dymand; THU
ward, E. A. Schayot, Marcus Waltze'
fourth ward, Thomas Brophy, Pet
Cusulich; sixth ward, c. Grabert, Lou
Jeanfreau,
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