The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1915-12-04

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mously carried, that in view of the
fact that the reports of the Tax
Collector. Treasurer. Sheriff and
Clerk of Court, had been read al
the previous meeting and found
correct, that their reading be dis.
pensed with.
! With the above exceptions, the
minutes were then read in detail.
Moved by Mr.. Drackett. Sec
ouded by Mr.. Aucoin, that a
vote be taken on the adoption
OF the minutes. The President
then asked Mr.. brackets: "Do |
understand you to take the po-
sition that the minutes as read
are not correct as showing what
the Jury did at its last meeting?"
The President further stated to
Mr.. Bracket if he could point out
where any part of the minutes
were incorrect he had a right to
do so. but if he took the po-
sition that what the Police Jury
did at its last meeting was illegal,
then he must 60 to the courts to
have same settled. MIR. Drs ckett
then stated to the Jury that he did
not question the correctness OF the
minutes but he had rigat to ask
for vote on the adoption of the
minutes as read.
Mr.. j. Y. Sanders, representing
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Young, challenged the
correctness Of the minutes and
stated that ne would test same in
the courts. The President then
called upon Mr.. Sanders to point
out any incorre ctness in the min
utes. Mr.. Sanders then said: IL
refuse to point cut the inaccu.
racies at this time, as, ia my
opinion. it would be useless and
unavajla bic to. do so, as it would
bring on an endless discussion"
The President then instructed
the Secretary to call the roll on
the adoption of The minutes, as
read. which resulted as follows:
Yeas: LeBourgeois, Haydel,
Robichaux, Boudreaux, Gooch,
Provost, Roder.
Nays: Aucoln, Dracxett.
The President then declared the
minutes adopted as read.
Mr.. Gcoch presented the follow.
ing resolution. and moved it's
adoption, seconded by Mr.. Lee
Bourge ois:
The President then instruc ed
the Secretary TO cali the roll on
the res ,lutiOn which resulted as
follows:
Yeas: LeBourgeois, Haydel,
Robichaux, EoUdreaux, Goocn,
Auc Din. Drackett, Provost, Koder.
Naye: none.
The President then declar, d the
resolution carried.
: Mr.. Gcoch then presented the
following ordinate. with the r.
port CT the recholders who moved
their adoption, seconded by Mr..
Haydtl:
Before a vote was taken on tbs
above ordinance ard report of
freeholders, MIR. Sanders, repre-.
scuting Mrs. NJ. M. Young read q
protest ard requested that the
protest be received and made
part of the minutes
The President then instructed
he Secretary t, cali the. roll on
he ordinances and report of free
1olders, which resulted as fl.
Ows:
Yeas: LeBourgeois, Haydel,
Boudreaux, Cocoa,
Provost. Roder.
Nays: Drackett, Aucoin.
Messrs. LeBourgeols and Roder
explained their vote on the adop- :
ion of the 0 dinance presented
md the acceptance OF the report
# the freeholders. saying tina, c
hfy were not voting to put /,
model road on Avoca ISLAND. bu, r
o give The people there a pubic
DAD to Morgan City. G
The President then declared 9
he ordinance carried. :
The President then asked the =
ury: "What is your will on the >,
rotest read by Mr.. Sauders?" :.
Moved by Mr.. Drackett, second. y
d by Mr. Aucoin. that the protest i
f Mrs. M. Nj. Young read by MIR. =
anders, be received and made r
art Of the minutes.
The President then instructed
lie Secretary to call the roll on
re motion, which resulted as .