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She Shibodaux Sentinel
SATURDAY, SEPT. 2, 18S2.
OFFICIAL
Proceedings
-OF THE
POLICE JURY
Thibodaux, August 9th, 1882.
The Police Jury met iu special session
this <lav, at 2 o'clock P. SI.
Present: Messrs. Grisamore, Moran,
Folse, Seely, Coulon Mathews and Krae
mer
Absent: Messrs. Ayo, Guidry, and De
laune.
The minutes of the last regular session
and of the speeial meeting were read and
approved as recorded.
The following claims were presented and
referred to the Committee on Claims, viz :
Theopkile Thibodnux...................45 50
" ** 29 04
" " 108 50
M. W. Bilim.............................3 50
E. B. Ilaraug...........................IS 50
J. W. Knobloch..........................2 80
" " " 20 90
M. F. Dunn <k Bro. &. al................57 35
L. P. Caillouet..........................5 74
" " •* 2G 63
" " '....... 12 09
H. W. Frost............................66 95
Richard Burton.........................69 50
On motion of Mr. Coulon, seconded, Air.
L. Nicholas, being granted the privilege of
addressing the Jury, stated in substance,
at follows :
That the lease for the Raceland ferry
granted.to Mr. Home, was, iu his opinion,
illegal, as it was made by private adjiulica
tion and without duo public advertisements,
that it the ferry had been sold at public
auction after due public notice, as the law
directs, it would have brought a larger
sum than that of adjudication to Air; Home
because he and others intended to hid on
same : in conclusion he prayed the Jury to
annuli Air. Home's lease and to resell .the
terry ^according to law :
The following report of the Treasurer
was presented and referred to the Commit
tee on Finance.
TREASURER S STATEMENT.
To Balance on hand to the credit of Gen
eral Fund of 1881.
Trans, to Gen. Fundjof '32 602 S9
On lrd. Gen. Fund of '82 58 29
Total
Improvement Fund
Bridge Fund
Back Claims
661 18
661 18
1359 00
1083 89
357 44
Total Balances on hand
To Receipts since:
On account of
General Fund of 1882, fines 10 00
_ " " " " taxes 802 18
Improvement Fuiid 20 35
Bridge Fund 20 35
Total amount received ...
$3461 52
$852 88
Grand Total
By Disbursements since:
Paid for expenses of 1882 1256 21
Improvements, Banq. etc 803 46
Bridge Fund com. to T. C. 1 01
Total Disbursements. -
$4314 41
$2060 70
Balance on hand.
Divided as follows, to-wit:
Geueral Fund 1882 217 15
Improvement Fund 575 82
Bridge Fund 1103 22
Back Claims Fund 357 44
$2253 71
[Signed]
$2253 71 $2253 71
F. SANCAN,
_ Parish Treasurer.
Thibodaux, La., August. 9tU. 1882.
The following report ot the President was
submitted and duly received.
Thibodaux, La., Aug. 9, 1882.
To the Police Jury:
Gentlemen.—I have called the Jury to
gether for the transaetiou of such jbusiucss
as may properly came before it.
Since ihe last meeting of this body there
have been two cases of Small Pox in
Priuee Murphy's house, ooe half mile iu
rear of Thibodaax.
This is the same house in which were
four cases during the spring.
I have bad them confined at home, a yel
low flag placed in front of the house, and
furnished them with such food and medi
cines as were considered necessary.
The cases are now about recovered.
The principal business to which I wish
to call your attention is to enact laws by
which good publi c roads can be had through
•ttt this Parish, in the future.
I herewith place before you the decision
of the Supreme Court in a test case sent,
up from the Parish ot Terrobonne which
will enable you to see more fully the pow
ers that you may be invested with.
In framing any road laws there is one
point that will require alteration. The pub
lie road leading from the Bayou Lafourche
to the Taylor or Cross plantation, the pub
lie road leading from the Brulee Guillot
Settlement, the public road leading from
the corporate limits of the Town of Tliibo
daux to the line separating the 'Parishes of
Latourclie and Terrebonne on the West
side of Bayou Terrebcuno : the public roail
leading from Bayou Lafourche, through
the Mathews plantation to the settlements
in the rear of said plantation, are not, by
any construction, under the care of ai'ja
cent land owners. 1 am of the impression
that it would be wise policy to sell the care
of those roads, either at public auction, or Un
written hills, for the space of one or more
years, t'o the lowest bidder. This -will prove
more satislactory than to attempt to keep
them by any other method.
1 am informed, that a good, passable road
for carts and buggies can be made from the
settlements on the Malagay and Bumf Bayous
to the public road on Coteau Folse tor $150.00
oi less.
The opening of such a road would be of
great convenience and usefulness, and its im
portance should demand, at least au investi
gation by this body.
I also hand you for your guidance a copy of
Act No. 104 of the Legislature of 1382 being
Amendatory ot Act Na. 80 of lsso, in refer
cnee to the preservation and protection of the
public Levees in this Parish This Act will
require your serious consideration. The ex
perience of the past six months should teach
us to be prepared for the luture.
I also call your attention to ihe condition of
the jail lot . lne fences around the same ar(J
becoming dilapidated, presenting anything
but a beautiful back ground to our Court
House square, now tlie finest iu the State.
The jailors house is barely tit for occupation
It would be well to inangurato measures
looking to a thorough rcuewal of both house
and fencing.
Trusting that your deliberations may be
characterised by harmony and good will I re
main Respectful It.
(Signed) K. T. OK13AMORE,
President.
A communication from Mr. Glynn, presi
" ' - • - 'i of Point
dent of the Police Jury of the Parish
Coupee, calling for assistance to build the
Fatain Diko, was duly read and laid orer.
A copy of a resolution passed by the Police
Jury of St. Alary Parish, authorizing the Pres
ideiit of that Body to appoint [3| Commis
sioners to co-operate with commissioners from
the other parishes in the 4lh. Levee District,
for the purpose of raising means, wherewith
to close crevasses affecting this portion of the
country, was duly read and laid over.
A communication from Air F. S. Goode,
and an enclosed slip containing the proceed
ings of the Commissioners of the several par
ishes in the fourth levee district, were duly
read and laid over.
A communication from Major A. J. Smith,
of Points Coupee, enclosing copy of resolu
tions passed by the Jary of said parish, ap
pointing a commissioner, and inviting this
among other parishes, to do likewise, and so
co-operate in devising means to raise tumls
for the purpose of closing crevasses, inumlat
ing the parishes in the fourth
was duly read and laid over,
The following communication was read and
laid over.
levee diRC-ict" !
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State of Louisiana, A
Office Board of State Engineers, >
New Orleans, July 20tli. 1882. )
lion. S. T. Grisumore, President Police Jury,
Parish of Lutourche.
Sir: The appointment* of Levee Inspec
tors heretofore made by the Board of State
Engineers in accordance with section 10 of
Act No. 88 of 1880, it is understood will bo va
cated under the amendment of said section 10
by section 3 of Act 101 session of 1832, which
amendment while authorizing the appoint
ment of Inspectors, makes no provision fur
their compensation.
Should your Police Jury desire the appoint
incut of such Inspectors lor your parish, it is
respectfully requested that you so notify this
Board and nominate some competent person
therefor.
Upon the receipt of such notice and nomiua
tion from you the Board of State Engineers
will make the appointment authorized in the
amended Act referred to ; provided the Iu
Chiei State Eugineer.
The District Attorney then read and sub
initti-il two ordinances which he had been re
quested to draw up, one relative to Hoads,
the other relative to Levees, and on motion,
seconded, the same were referred to the Com
uiittee on Roads and Levees
The President requested the Committee oil
Public Building to examine the jail yard, jail
and other building thereon, and report- their
condition to the Jury to-morrow morning
Ou motion of Air. Coulon seconded, the
District Attorney was requested to submit to
tlie Jury, his opinion in writing as to tlie le
gality of the lease of the Raceland Ferry, to
Air. Home.
Ou motion of Mr. Coulon. seconded the Jury
adjourned to to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock.
(Signed)
Certified:
S. T. GRISAMORE,
President of Police Jury.
J. F. Allaix, Secretary.
Thibodaux, La.. August 10th, 1882.
The Police Jury this day met pursuant to
adjournment at iOo'cluck A. At,
Were Present: Messrs. Grisumore, Seely,
Folse. Moran, Kraemer, Mathews and Coulon.
Absent: .Messrs. Ayo, Delauue anil Guidry.
The minutes of the last meeting were read
and approved.
The following report of the committee on
claims was submitted and on motion second
ed, received.
Parish of Lafourche, Ang. 10th, 1882.
To the Hon. President and Members of the
Police Jury.
Gentlemen —Your committee on claims bee
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leave to say that they have examined caref—
ly the claims referred to them and report fa
vorably ou the following, to-wit:
L. P. Caillouet, J. P..................... 26 63
L. P. Caillouet, J. P.................... 15 04
Tlieopliilo Thibodaux, Sheriff...........109 50
H. W. Frost, Constable................. 66 95
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P. Caillouet, J. P.................... 5 75
Tkeophile Thibodeaux................... 45 50
M. W. Biltin, J. P....................... 3 50
J. W. Knobloch. Clerk of Court........ 20 90
J. W. Knobloch, Clerk of Court......... 280
Tkeophile Thihodaux, Sheriff........... 29 65
E. B. Huning, J. 1*...................... 18 50
Jas. Moran............................. 25 00
M. F. Dunu A Bros..................... 57 35
Total...............................$427 07
[Signed] JNO. S. SEELY,
" L. KRAEMER,
** JAMES MORAN.
, By Mr. Coulon, seconded by Mr. Mathews
Resolved, That an appropriation be made
of Three Hundred and sixtv nine 72jl00 Dol
lars out of the General Fund to nay claims
from No. 1 to No. 12 inclusive ; and a further
appropriation, of $57.35 out of the Court
House fund to pay claim No. 13.
Ayes : Messrs. Grisamore, Mathews, Seely,
Coulon, Moran, Kraemer and Folse.
Nays: None.
Carried.
Thibodaux. La., Amg. 10th, 1882.
To the President and Members of the Police
Jury of the Parish of Lafourche.
Gentlemen : Your committee beg leave to
report, that after a carelul examination, they
find the Treasurer's Statement of the Finan
ces of the Parish to be correct.
Your committee with a view of abolishing
the "Back Claim Fund" respectfully recoui
mend, that the Tieasurer he authorized to
! transfer the amount now to the credit of said
Fund, to the "General Fund" account of the
current year; and that henceforth all hack
claims that may he presented he paid from
the "General Fund."
Respect I ally submitted.
[Signed] H. N. COULON,
('ommittee on Finance.
On motion of Mr. Mathews, duly seconded,
tlie foregoing report was received, and the
suggestions therein made, adopted.
Thibodaux, La., August 10, 1882.
To the Police Jury :
The Committee on Public Buildings report
that they have examined the Parish Prison
and find that it is in good condition, not re
quiring any repairs al, present.
They find that the jailor's house is very old
and generally in bail condition aud will have
to be renewed very soon.
Yotir committee would recommend that
the entire fence should be renewed ; that the
fencing on Thibodaux, Maronge and Green
streets should lie made from 8 to 10 feet iu
height and solid ; that tlie fence on Main
street should be made iu a neat and elegant
style, and that the fences immediately about
the jail should be made in a 6trong and sub
stantial manner.
We also recommend that a new jailer's
house should lie erected and the old line re
moved.
We therefore offer the following resolutions.
Resolved. That the President of the Police
Jury with the Committee on Public Building*
be authorized to'receive specifications and
plans for a suit-aide building and fences for
tbe jail yard square and to ascertain the prob
ablo cost of erecting the same, and report
same at the next meeting of the Police Jury,
Respectfully,
[Signed] S08THKNE FOLSE,
« L. KRAEMER,
•' H. N. COULON,
Committee on Public Buddings.
On motion ot Mr. Kraemer seconded, the
fisregoing report was received and the resols
Lon therein contained adopted.
Thibodaux, La., August 10th. 1882.
To the President and Members ot the 1 uliee
Jury: , ,
Gentlemen.—The committee on roads and
levees have examined the ordinance reterred
to them relative to Hoads and Levees and
finding no serious objections respectfully re
fer them to the Police Jury for final adoption.
Respectful!v snbmi'ted,
1 C. S. MATHEWS.
SOSTHENK FOLSE,
.. JAMES MOHAN,
>. II. X. COULON.
On motion of Air. Coulon, sccoudcd, the
foregoing report was received.
Oil motion of Mr. Coulon, seconded, the jury
formed itself into a committee ot the whole
and after deliberation reported that they had
[Signed]
! taken up the Hoad Ordinance No.——section
I by section and recommend the adoption of
the whole as amended. The Jury took same
under consideration.
Thibodaux, La., August 9tli, 1S82.
To the Members of the Police Jary of Lafour
che.
Mr. President and Gentlemen.—In answer
to tlie motion dulv made iu your Honorable
Body, that I should givp you my opinion
as to the legal effect ot a private sale of the
lease of any public terry within t he limits ot
the Parish of Lafourche I beg to say.
That in my estimation any sale or lease of
public ferries made without the same being
advertised for 30 days and then adjudicated
to the highest bidder would be without legal
effect.
Revised Statntes, sec. 1501, sets forth the
powers of Police Juries relative to the estab
lishment of ferries Sic., '"said police juries
shall have the right to lease the ferries within
their respective parishes lor any number of
years not to exceed live," and It. S. see.
1502 sets forth bow said lease shall be made
"It shall be the duty of Police Juries to have
the Idling [or lease] of ail ferries advertised
] £p, e to let or lease the ferries at a private
! sale, without advertisement &e
I We find even in the Ordinance of the Police
] Jury of June 1870 page 2b, sec- 4. "The Stat
1 utes of 1855. page 367, makes the duty of the
; police Jury to udcertisc the h-ttiug of terries
j during thirty days ; the lease of said ferries to
, be sold at tlie Court House of the Parish, ,by
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the President of the Police Jury to the highest
bidder."
Yours Respectfully,
|Sigued] E. A. O'SULLIVAN,
District Attorney.
Attorney.
The foregoing written opiuion of the Dis
trict Attorney relative to tlie sale of ferries
was submitted and on motion of Air. Coulon,
ordered to be spread on tlie minutes,
Mr. Coulon mo\ ed, that action on Mr. Bur
tons bill lie postponed indefinitely, for the
reusou that tlie Committee on Claims bad re
fused to recommend its payment because the
District Attorney would not approve the
same.
Motion was seconded and carried.
Mr. Kraeuier, moved that
Whereas at a session of this body held June
15th. 1882, this Jury acting under the impres
sion that they had power to lease the Ferry
' at Raceland for a term of 4 years, by private
: that be gives solvent bonds of $250.00 aceoril
Mi
agreement, and
Whereas the District Attorney has given a
written opiuion that a resolution passed June
15th. 1882, which read as follows :
"Resolved, That the lease of the ferry at
Raceland be grauted to Mcrville Home, for
the suace of four years commencing January
1, 1883, for the sum of $80. payable $2U per
anutira on the first day of January of each of
the years 1883, 1884, 1885. 1886, conditioned
ing to law for the proper maungcmciit of tlie
6aiue,'' is illegal and not sancl ioned bylaw.
Therefore be it resolved, That said resolu
tion be aud the same is hereby repealed,
i The motion owns seconded aud resolution
; adopted.
i C>n motion of Mr. Coulon seconded by Air.
Kraemer, the Jury adjourned to to-morrow
' morning at 94 o'clock
[Signed]
Certified :
S.T. GRISAMORE,
President,
Police Jury of Lafourche.
J. F. Ali.ain. Secrcturv.
'Ori Thibodaux, La., August 11th, 1882.
TL„Tury met this day at 9] o'clock A- M.
piirsr**it to adjournment.
Preixjut: Messrs. Grisamore, president,
Coulon,\Mathews, Folse, Moran, Kraemci and
Seely.
Absent: Messrs. Ayo, Delaune, and Gui
dry.
On motion of Mr. Moran, seconded by Mr.
Coulon, the Ordinance No. 146 relative to
roads, submitted to the Jury on yesterday by
the committee of the whole was taken up aud
adopted as amended by said committee of the
whole. 1
On niotiottof Mr. Coulon seconded, the Jury
formed itself iuto a committee of the whole
lor the purpose of considering Ordinance No.
-relative ti Levees.
The President called Mr- Coulon to the
chair.
After delibe&tion the committee of the
whole reported to the Jury that they had tak
en up the LeveejOrdinanee, section by sec
tion anil recommended its adoption as a
whole. *
The President Asumed the chair and
On motion of Ml. Coulon, seconded by Mr.
1 v ,1 Mr '
^T'. LeVee > <)rdluauee Ko ' 147 wa8
aa .':l ut " u -
On motioifof Mr.IKkaemcr, seconded liy Mr.
Moian. 7
Messrs. Taylor & CV- of the Orange Grove
plantation were granted the privilege to
place or erect gates oA tlie public roads, as
asked iu their memorial; provided that the
said Taylor Si Co., place a keeper at each
gate, and not unnecessarily detain any person
or persons, on foot, horseback or otherwise,
at any time, during t. Ul ' day or uigl.t, from
passing through Rates. Provided fur
tlier that said Taylor Go. keep the road, so
enclosed, in travelling condition, at ull rimes
of the year.
Ou motion of Mr. Mathews seconded by Mr.
Moran, the Jury ailjo ,, r , "'d.
(Signed) ' » T. GRISAMORE,
President.
Certified :
J. F. All u.v Secretary.
Notice lo Tii* Payer*.
Tlie Tableau of \«sessi uc, it for the Corpora
tion of Thibodaux for the year 1882 is now
completed and will remaiV "pen tor oorree
tion during ten days from 4 n< * alter this day.
I...- I.. ._______. :9th i*s->
Thibodaux, La., August '-Gtb. 1882.
A. J. PERRIN.
Aastissor
Police
Tlie Local Board of Sw ufP Land Cnmmie
sinner*, not having been pret^Yed to pn*s tlie
sale of the double concession 01 Lands front
ing on Bavous Lafourche, /Lie and Terre
bonne, within the i>eriod spei*d'''l in the ad
rertisement id July 8, 1882, udioe is hereby
gireu that all landowners, v'*biog to
chase their douh'e cooeesaion, Wl 'l b® sivei
until September 19, 1882, to the®»™». previous
to which dat *. application must b® made to,
and funds deposited with the indersignsd ts
scours the purchase.
8. T. QilSAMORE,
Secretary «d Treasurer.
Dr. Wm. PATT,
After forty years experiment.
MENS SANNA IN COEPORE SANO,
and the drafting of the home air, with the
herbs growing iu the same climate proper
ly treated with in sickness of ail kinds and
fin ms, will effect a cure to young and old,
better and more natural than all imported
agents whatever; because they grow at
your own h me, will he sufficient to the
same air that we are bound over by nature,
like every living creature, from lifes be
ginning to lifes ending, and if a living crea
ture i.s sick, it is generally from the cause
of the failing of the supporting air, which
fails to penetrate through the suffering
parts of the body, and this very life cur
rent air at home, produces every year her
own agents to be called on, if doing so,
this air will ho compelled l»y her own
agent to work on the suffering bodies.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, DO NOT
FORGET THIS.
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■ My motto is everpw here. If my treat
meat, with home growing herbs, don't sat
isfy my patients within ten days. I will re
turn them their MONEY, I generally give
satisfaction in every sickness I undertake.
My boat will lay at the Th:bodanx|bridge
until the 8tli. day of September, after that
date I will leave for down the Bayou La
fourche, about 35 miles below the Town of
Thibodaux, to gather herbs which are due
in September, also I have a number of pa
tients to see in Lower Lafourche, I will re
turn on October first and will remain here
for six weeks.
My practice in Thibodaux has been very
large, notwithstanding the bad weather
and th" scarcity of money amongst the peo
all for me, is.
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Remember young and old folks of both
sexes and all nations.
AGAIN 1 SAY
after following my directions, if satisfac
tion is not given within ten days, I will
refund the money.
DR. WM. PATT.
22 years experience across this Continent
as an experience Naturalist anil Botani
cal Chemist.
N. B.—A speciality given to nll private
sicknesses. aug-2(i-2t
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Successor to Rurkcr Si Sevin,
Commission Merchant.
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