year. You will lt'reeive that we have not
mt'ludetl the whole amount of the floating;
debt with the probable expetnses of adminis
tration. This we have not done for the twa
son that the aggregate amount of hoth would
greatly exceeiI the limit pre'cribed by the
7th section of Act No. 42 of 1971.
Statement of Approximmate EI,
tinhate of Expenuaes of the Par.
lala of Ascension for the Year
Fees of witnesses in criminal eases, $2,394 35
Syudies ......... ...... 76 50
Sheritf, . . . 2,684 58
Dist. and Parish Attorne}-s, 705 00
Miscellaneous claims ........-.. . 2,711 7.
Printer ... . 1,311 75
Jailor's fees..... 2,345 40
Recorder's ftes,.. . 387 2.5
Clerk's fies,...................... 1,724 75
Police Jurors1..................... 575 00
('onstald.'s f.................. 1,182 95
,Jail Physi(ian,..................... 249 00
Treasurer....................... 1,000 00
Justie,'s of the Peace ............. 1,923 04
(rand and Petit Jurors........... 743 20
Contingent expenses....._........ 3,985 48
$24,000 00
All of which i1 respectfully submitted by
the comumittee. B. N. slIts,
FREDERICK DUFFEL,
J. A. BRAUD,
BERNARD LEMANN,
His
DRAUSIN '/ TROPPE.'
mark.
In motion of J. A. Brand, Jr.:
Re,'dlred. That no changes he made in the
officers of the Police Jury.
Carried.
The followingoeouniinication was read and
adopted by the Police Jury :
We respectfully petition your honorable
body to grant its the right and privilege of
widening the canal along the north si8e of
the Brule 8acramento road (leading from the
Bayou Latour(he to the Brule), two feet on
the side of the road, starting from the line of
P. ). Ayraud to the end of the road. We
propol e to throw all the earth excavated on
the middle of the road and thus improve it.
