Lafayette Parish News
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| THE STATE
OF LOUISIANA. PARISH OF
LAFAYETTE. Parish Court. WHEREAS
Andre Dejean Martin, of the
parish of Lafayette, has filed
said Court a petition praying to
be appointed Administrator of
the Succession of Valery D.
Martin, deceased. Any person
intending to make opposition to
said appointment will file the
same in said Court, in the town
of Vermilionville, within ten
days from the publication of
this notice, otherwise said
appointment will be made. - . -
Given under my official
signature in the own of
Vermilionville, this 14th day of
March 1873. ' A. MONNIER, Clerk
Police Jury February 3rd 1873. The members elect of the Police to wit : O. Duncan of the first ward S. Montgomery of the second. Juan Bernard of the third, R Leblanc of the fourth and R. C. Landry of the 'fifth ward, and proceeded to organize by electing by acclamation Mr. G. Dubeau as President. On motion. The salaries of the officers were fixed as follows : Clerk $130 Treasurer $150, Constable $100. Printer $225 for publishing the proceedings in French and English, District Attorney pro tem $400.On motion. The salary of the keeper of the Court House was abolished. The following officers were duly elected for the ensuing year : A. J. Moss Clerk M. E. Girard Treasurer, Edgar Mouton Constable, Win, B. Bailey Printer and C Debaillon District Attorney pro. tern On- motion, The President appointed Messrs. Montgomery, Leblanc and Landry a committee to inform the officers of the election', who reported that they had done. .The report of the Treasurer was received and referred to a committee composed of Messrs. Montgomery, Landry and Debailion, and the same committee was instructed to prepare an estimate of the debt and expenses of the parish for the current year and report all the next meeting to this body. : . . ..' The following resolution. were .adopted Resolved, That hereafter the use of the Court House is prohibited for the giving of balls, concerts or any public exhibition. Resolved, That Theodule Hebert jr., be authorized to remove the. drove well no standing on the Court House square, on condition that he erect it on the street am near the banquet and connect with it a horse-trough, all in a proper and convenient manner for the use of the public, and to keep it in good condition al his expense. On motion, The Constable is directed to notify the Collector of taxes (hat the Police Jury will be ready and expect to settle with him on the first Monday of March next. , • On motion. The grog shop Incense of Sevenne Babineaux is hereby remitted. On motion, the Police. Jury then adjourned to the first Monday of March next A. J. MOSS, Clerk. G DUBAU President.4-15-1931 RUSTON LEADER
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