Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1921-07-16

when crossing two or more passen-
gers at the same time, during the
hours and time aforesaid, and double
that amount before or after the
hours above recited.
The purchaser shall be bound to fur
nish bond with good and solvent Sc
curity in sum of $4,000 Give
Hundred Dollars) to guarantee faith
full performance of the terms of this
contract in favor of the Parish of St.
John the Baptist.
| The purchaser shall not have right
to transfer or assign his rights under
this contract, without consent of the
Police Jury.
to permit any minor to operate said
ferry boat or boats, nor shall any
smoking be allowed on said boat.
| Be it further ordained ETC., that the
conditions and specifications to be
observed and complied with by the
purchaser under the provisions of
this ordinance are declared to be as
follows:-
The party or parties to whom this
lease is adjudicated shall maintain in
good repair and condition during the
existence of this lease all landings,
and approaches thereto on each side
of the river, so as to always provide
a convenient and safe landing for the
boat or boats and proper connection
to the shore for passengers.
! The accepted bidder is required to
comply with the terms of this ordi-
nance and sign the contract within
fifteen days after he is notified by
the President of the Police Jury.
The vote on this ordinance resulted
as follows:-
Yeas-Messrs. Reynaud, Barre Son
gy and Duhe. Nays-None
Absent Messrs. Montegut and
Bourgeois.
Mr.. Joseph LeBrun appeared before
the Police Jury and explained his
case of having had one cow and one
heiffer killed from drinking dipping
acid which was left in a barrel gy the
road man, near the shed owned by the
parish on the property now owned by
Mr.. F.. Maurin. After a thorough
discussion of the case with the dis
trict attorney compromise was rea-
ched with Mr.. LeBrun, and the secre
tary was authorized and directed to
issue voucher in the sum Of $500 to
cover said claim of Mr.. LeBrun.
The Treasurer appeared before the
Police Jury and explained that due to
a difference in his books and that OF
the Bank of st. John, his report will
not be ready till the next regular
meeting.
The following bills were approved
by the Finance Committee and order
ed paid:
Loan 5 27O.S3
92O Ben Dufresne, Par. Tres. 5000
Cpl Henry Maurin, Sec. P. j. 50.Oo
n;s+ No 2. 5000
92S Cyriac buhe, Road man Dist.
No 1900
924 Willie Melancon, Sr., Road
925 John D. Reynaud, Official
Printer oo'Vo
926 Ramire Laurent, Janitor and
Cook 'o'o
927 DR.. E. P. Feucht, Parish
Physician, for three months luo-oo
928 DR.. Gel. Burch, Pres. Board 0.
928 DIR. Geo. 'Burch, Pres. Board OF
Health, for months lzo.oo
Mil. and Per Diem Police Jury
For Six Months
929 Fernand Reynaud oo.oo
$50 Placide Barre o..oo
931 Prudent Songy aoo aa.oo
932 C. F. Montegut oSoo oS.oo
933 jacques cDuhe, oSao oS.ao
934 Pride G. Bourgeois oo.oo
Justices Of the Peace:
935 j. L. Pancaire ao.2o aao
936 Marius Dutreix aa.90 aaeo
937 Denis Dufresne aaeo 1a.eo
938 Oscar Labat go ao'1o
939 P. Rene Montz $50 oos
94O Leon Picou @A.oo
Constables:
GAL Gustave Chasez ao.oo aooo
942 A. B. Jone ao.oo aooo
943 Elyzee Maucondult $50 500
944 Eugene Tamplain o9.o0 ny
945 John Rodrigue 9eoo 9eoo
946 Wilfred Vicknair oo'oo
947 E. ]. Caire Groceries 90,
and Supplies for jail z4i