The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1910-02-05
Police Jury Proceedings.

TO the President of the Police Jury:
My DEAR SIR:-The scholarship
student from your parish, Miss Ann
Hawkins, has completed the work OF
the Fall term and has made the fol
lowing record in the 9th term:
Latin. passed.
Pedagogy, passed.
Physics, passed.
Phycnology, failed.
Grammar, passed.
Writing, passed.
Observation, passed.
She has been promoted to the next
Respectfully yours,
j. b. ASWELL, Pres.
A communication was also re-
ceived from the Treasurer of the
Louisiana State University rela-
tive to the beneficiary cadets
Rochel and Jones.
One dollar was received from
the Justice of the Peace of the
Sixth ward as stock law fine.
DR.. A. j. Smith, Coroner, stated
that he had Mr.. Milstead, a per-
son suffering from consumption
and in need had been assisted by
him as health officer to 60 away
to a better climate.
On motion by Mr.. Gooch, Sec
onded by Mr.. Aucoin, the bill of
seventy five dollars for the ex-
pense'in the Milstead matter was
ordered paid.
DR.. Smith also reported that he
had as health officer incurred a
debt OF forty dollars in having
Mr.. Thos. Byerle take vital statis-
ties as required by the State
Board of Health. and on motion
this bill was ordered paid.
A petition was received from
Leon Guarisco asking for per-
mission to obtain a license to
conduct saloon just below the
city limits of Morgan City.
A petition was also read from
residents within 800 feet of the
above proposed site Directing to
the granting of a license to Guar
isco and the matter was referred
to the attorney of the Jury for
report at the next meeting.
Capt. G. A. Barbour appeared
before the Jury in the interest of
the Texas Company, and asked
for a permit to locate an oil
station on the property of M.
above the town of
Morgan City.
On motion of Mr.. Drackett,
seconded by Mr.. Aucoin, and
duly carried, the following reso-
luton was passed:
Be it ordained by the Police Jury
Ut the Parish of st. Mary, Louisiana,
in regular session assembled; That
The Texas Oil Company, a corpor-
alton organized under the laws of the
State of Louisiana, domiciled in the
Parish of Orleans, be and the same
IS hereby granted permit to erect
six oil tanks on the property of Man
lel Cougenheim, near the town of
Morgan City, for the purpose of
storing fuel oil and other oils, and
he further right to cross the public
you dV UlloU POIAU ~1Un plpO llARs |
provided said pipe line does not OBJ
'truct traffic and is placed under
,round, all in accordance with the
,lue print this day filed with the
'olice Jury and made IA part of this ,
esolution by attachment.
Sheriff w. T. Peterman exhib-
ted his quietus from the State
Auditor for State licenses for
900, together with a statement ,
rom the Parish Treasurer show {
ng q settlem ent in full for the :
'arish licenses for the same year,
nd asked that the Police Jury
lso give him quietus for par
III licenses. - s,..'
The Secretary was instructed to
heck the Treasures statement,
nd on motion by Mr.. Gooch,
econded by Mr.. Giles, the Sheriff
'as given his quietus for the +
arish licenses of 1909, and the ]
ecretary was instructed to issue f
to that effect. il
The Secretary was instructed to l
md a list of the paupers to each c
1ror, and to collect from the in u
towns of the parish e
e 2 Ia mill criminal tax. y"
The Finance Committee filed .
cir report, which was on mo-
On duly adopted as read. bt
The treasurer, Clerk of Court al
I'd Sheriff fled their reports. III
Mr.. Milling informed the Jury
statements made by the Grand r.
Try relative to the roads in the ~ ~
rst and Seventh Wards. 4 in
On motion of Mr.. Drackett, a
copded by MI Boudreaux, the pc
cretary was instructed to adj by
rtise for bids for winding, re- BY
iring and caring for the Court an