The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1921-02-19
OFFICIAL MINUTES OF THE POLICE
JURY OF JEFFERSON DAVISPARISH
Jennings, La, Feb, 3rd, 1921.

Jennings, La, Feb, 3rd, 1921,
The Police Jury of the Parish of
Jefferson Davis, Louisiana, met at
the Court House, in Jennings
Louisiana, in regular session on
this day at nine o'clock a. m.
The meeting was called to order
by Hon. c. f. Carr, president, and
upon roll call the following mem
bers were present:
J. A. St. German, Ward, /.
w. Krielow, Ward, 2.
J. NJ. Davis, Ward, 3,
J. S. IRENE. Ward, 4.
D. f. Cole, Ward, 5.
C. E. Carr, Ward, 6.
A. f. Bourgeois, Ward, I.
Dole Bourgeois, Ward, s.
David Marcante1, Ward, 9.
The minutes of the regular SEES
sion held on January 9th were
read and approved in open sess-
ion.
Mr.. Irene moved that U. S.
Dem. Agent, Stafford, be and he is
hereby authorized to purchase the
necessary supply of vaccine for
the season of 1921 for use in the
Parish for the prevention of char
bon, the same to be paid for by
the users as distributed. The mo-
ton was seconded by Mr.. Mar
cantel and upon being put was
carried.
RESOLUTION
Be it resolved by the Police Jury
of the Parish of Jefferson Davis,
Louisiana, That
Whereas, it appears by an Az
animation of a plat of a survey
presented to this body that the
presently travelled public road
from the SW corner of S.14, T9.
South Range six 60 west and ex-
tending north one mile is not To-
Gated as originally laid Out;
Therefore, be it resolved. etc,
that the property owner along the
said road be requested to remove
their fences which obstruct the
road as originally declared a pub
lie road and that Hon, Dole Bour-
geois, Police Juror Of Ward. No.
eight (S), be and he Is hereby
authorized and directed to trans
nit copy of this resolution to
the said property owners.
The above resolution was intro
duced by Mr.. IRENE who moved
that the same be adopted. The
motion was seconded by Mr.. Mar
cantel and upo nbeing put was
carried.
Hon. Griffin T. Harkins, District
Attorney, was present at this meet
ing of the Police Jury upon invita-
ton and advised with the Police
Jury upon legal phases of the
duties of the Police Jury.
The noon hour having arrived,
Mr.. X ielow moved that the Police
Jury adjourned for noon until
1880 p. III. The motion was second
ed by Mr.. Dole Bourgeois and
upon being put was carried.
Afternoon Session.
The Police Jury re-convened at
/ 80 p. IN. with all members pre-
sent.
Federal Inspector, H. X. Midkifi
appeared before the Police Jury in
connection with tick eradication
work to be prosecuted in the Par
ish during the coming season and
made the following recommended
ton. "rhat the appointment of A
C. Hatfield, as Tick Inspector for
Ward One (1) be ratified and con-
firmed by the Police Jury and that
the appointment of w. B. Clark
as Tick Inspector for Wards Two
.(2) and Three 90 be retitied and
confirmed and that their salary be
fixed $500 per month until April
lst, 1921" Mr.. IRENE moved thai
the appointments be ratified by
the Police Jury and salaries fixed
AS above stated. The motion was
seconded by A.. E. Bourgeois and
upon being put was carried.
Federal Inspector, Midkiff fur
Their recommended that the salari.
eS of A. c. Hatfield, w. B. Clark