The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1854-06-14
PROCEEDINGS
OF THE POLICE Try.
IOFFICIAL.I

A meeting of the Police Jlbf this Par
ish was held on Monday the 5thy Of June,
1854.
Present, o. Mayo, Pres't ions IN O'Neale,
VIM. Beard, S. S. Bowman, Young, J.
s. Hooter, J. NJ. Kiper, and SEES Collins.
Absent, Geo. w. Magee.
The Jury went into the eleca Of Presi-
dent for the ensuing year, on uniting the |
votes it appeared that O. MayIa elected
President.
John Tarver member elect fr{Little river
ward, to fill the unexpired term 5. =. Stone,
decd, appeared, was qualifedld took his
seat.
The Jury then went into thelection of
officers for the ensuing year. N. NJ. Tew,
was elected Clerk, and Jas. AIolliday, to
serve the ordinances.
PUBLIC PRINTING.
The following ordinance vas oered by Mr.
Bowman, was seconded andadded.
RESOLVED, That the Public Pint be allowed
one hundred and fifty dollar pd annum for
his services, and that he be r1uted to print
the notices Of the Parish Tas,rer. Of the
Parish School Fund, in additi 10 the duties
at present required.
PUBLIC PRINTER.
W. A. Bryan and L. W. Cries were put
in nomination for Parish Priler. And on
countsng tho votes, it appsara that M A.
Bryan bad received seven se.s, and 7. w
Graves, one. w. A. Bryan was ts4eupon de-
clared duly elected Public p1pter for one
year.
DIR. r. Quail, member election the town
of Trinity, appeared, was quihed and took
his seat.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
;. The following ordinance Is offered by 5.
S. Bowman, and being secone was adopted.
Be 1t ordained, That hePresident OF the
Police Jury, shall annually 9pint four stan
each.
One 10 be styled the Commute on Finance.
whose duty it shall be to exAine into the
Financial affairs of the parish .eneraily, and
particularly to examine and port upon the
account of the Parish Treasur.
One to be styled the Commiee on Claims,
whose duty it shall be to exame and report
upon all claims presented agast the parish.
One to be styled the Committee on Roads,
Levees and Ferries, whose du' it shall be to
examine into, advise and port upon all
matters relating to the publ. roads, Levees
and ferries of the parish.
One to be styled the Committee on public
schools, whose duty it shall beo examine into
the application Of the public hool fund, and
all matters relating to Fredublic Schools
within the parish.
Whereupon, the Preside1 appointed the
following members on subcommittee for
the ensuing year. =
On Finance, S.. S. Bownn, Chairman,
VIM. Beard and R. Quail.
On Claims, J. NJ. KiperC Chairman, J. 5.
Hooter and Jonathan ONE.
On Roads, Leeves and erries, r. Quail,
Chairman, S. S. Bowman, al Moses Collins.
On Schools, S. s. Bowma. Chairman, a.
| Young, and John Tarver.
King G. Holstein, membellect from Lower
Tensas ward, appeared was @alihed and took
! his seat.
sYNDIcs OF RODS.
No. l. Henry Trissler. BIZ. W. Beard.
| No. 8. Jacob Garrett. MOI. Andrew Lid
deli. No. 5. VIM. Dampid No. 6. John
fanny. No. I. N. Reddicl No. s. Peter
Hanes. No. 8. Seth Miller No. 10. Elijah
Cotton. No. IL. G.. w. 4ler. No. IL.
- Higgins. No. Is. leo. Chevallier.
No. IA. Gustave BriethaupH No. Is. John
Kitterlin. No. 16. VIM. Hwthorn. No.
Is. 7. w. Hanks. No. 10. pei Keenan,
No. 20. w. A. Fairbanks. No. 81. r. E.
Holstien. No. %. R. J. Ndom. No. %.
Ed. Hodkins. No. "a. J. Abritton. No.
25. VIM. NJ. Cornell. No. Is. D. Masters.
No. 81. VIM. Taylor, from Funny Louis
Bridge to Lougines Bridge, I'd John Hop
kins from Lougines Bridget Lawrence's
Bridge. No. %. Stephen 1ol. No. %.
Manson Brown. No. 80. D. inlay, jr. No
81. w. d. Sullivan. No. sdWilliam Es-
ties, front Bushly to Dry Bayoi and Richard
Kitterlin from Dry Bayou p byals Creek. }
No. SO. William II. Nds4. No. "a.
James Frazer. No. 35. RLicecum. No.
So. Urban Coleman. No. ~ George w.
Macee. No. SO. J. NJ. Stnpr. No. 80.
D. c. Davis. No. 40. J. DSlerwood. No
Al. Thomas Corban. No 42Hugh Keenan,.
! No IS. J. L. Matthews. Nob. NJ. Lacroix.
| No 46. w. Fl. Turnkey. N63. P. Jump.
! No 81. J. W. Muse. No SO y. s. Frink.
No so. b. Barnett, from Pitan Road to
Funny Louis; Zeno stapletoifrom Funny
Louis to GAINESVILLE. No 81. Is. Sermons.
No 50. VIM. F. Ellis. No 63J. P. Hobo
man. No 81. T. G. rawlings from Hibbs
Bayou to Little River; WA stoas.asr from
Cash Bayou to Mouth Tennis.
COMMISSIONERS OF E4EfoNs.
SmitA's.-H. Trissler, D. Bgett and w.
E. Bole. Little Prair;e.-F. Puth, jr., ia
cob Garrett and B. Miller. trham's.-M.
Hootsel, F. Wharton and Edfn Williams.
Trinity.-W. D. Spann, R. qe!nd Horatio
shriver. A. Hanes'. -P. HieaRichard G.
Wooten, jr., and J. s. Alexfds Glesn's.
~. P. Elan, G. A. Hooper nR. Wilkin-
son. Le1man's.-J. G. Hu9es, Vim. Haw-
thorn and A. Young. G.lfoTs:-T. w.
Hanks, N. Guilford and A. foneiier. Har-
risonbgrg.-C. G. Duke, WI E. tulden and