The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1912-04-30
DrS. Adams & Powell.
DISEASES OF
Women and Children
A SPECIALITY.
OFFICE OVER LEVY
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two years and Mr. Overton Cade
for a term of two years as mem
bers of the Fourth Ward Drain
age District,
Therefore, be it resolved, that
the above three freeholders,
qualified electors, be appointed
to serve as drainage commission
ers of said Fourth Ward Drain
age District. Carried.
Police Juror Breaux was au-
thorized to accept a road in the
sixth ward, for the Parish, be-
tween Alexandra Bernard and
Honore Cormier and Mrs. Hyp.
Breaux and c. Miller, said road
to be forty feet wide.
The Secretary was authorized
to issue warrant for balance due
Assessor for his 1911 commits
sion.
A communication from the Ma
tional Drainage Congress invit-
ing the Jury to attend the Drain
age Convention to be held in
New Orleans on April 10 to Is,
was read, wherupon the whole
membership of the Jury together
with Messrs. l.. l.. JUDGE, He
bert Billeaud, /. A.. Broussard
and DR.. F. J.. Mayer were ap-
pointed as delegates to attend
the convention.
The petition of Mr.. Joseph p.
Martin praying to be put on the
INDECENT list was read and order
ed paid at the usual fee of $3.50
per annum.
Moved and seconded that Po-
lice Juror Martin be and is here
by authorized to have a wall
fence built around the parish
Jail. Carried.
Police Juror Martin reported
that in the suit of Gabriel Poche
vs.. the Third Ward Drainage
Committee, for cutting a levee
on Mr.. Poche's property, the
court had rendered Judgment lin
favor of Mr.. Poche, whereupon
the Secretary was authorized to
issue warrant for Judgment and
costs in favor of City Marshal
Latiolais for the sum of $54.9l.
A committee of Messrs. Lam
dry, Breaux and Lacy were ap-
pointed to investigate about this
drain and report at the next
meeting.
Treasurer J. E. Martin made
the following report which was
read and ordered placed on file:
To the President and Members
OF Police Jury, Parish of La
fayette, La.
Following is a statement of re-
ceipts and disbursements of the
Parish funds since my last re-
port:
DR..
To bal. on hand last report. .S2639 40
To First National Bank,
amount borrowed. ........1 10000 90
To Tax Collector taxes COL
lected March. 1913 so
To Tax Collector, licenses
collected March. 235 90
To Tax Collector, interest
collected to March 81. $500. 152 IA
Total receipts. ..$l5s25 o.
Or.
By 5 per cent commission,
tax collector, taxes A 90
BY 5 per cen commission, tax
collector, licenses. -. IL IS
BY 5 per cent commission. tax
collector interest,". ..... go
By approved orders ....,... 1896 OIL
BY public schools ...... $50 90
By First National Bank, bal.
t and interest. .......... 1O47 AZ
Total Disbursements. -. $lO886 10
bal. on hand ........l... sos 81
As Follows by Funds:
schools. ........ -. 2O9 40
292 %
Sheriff TIA 80
Police Jurors per diem. -. 95 40
Officers salary .......... 342 81
INDECENT ........ =. ....... u
........ . . g.. 800 Al
........ ....... 1896 81
Total....... ........... S5038 "a
Respectfully submitted,
]. F. MARTIN,
Parish Treasurer.
La, April 4, 1912.
To the President and Members
of Police Jury, Parish of La
fayette, La.
Following is a statement of re-
and disbursements Of the