The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-01-13
patrol. insand for the 1st ward of said
parisia4useuye as such until the 30th

paTasllsause1ts 40 etaoh 0l1sA1 sho soeA
day of June llseQ;..
Be. il. enacted by the Police Jury,
&C., That the. report Of John Slack,
w. D. Donald, Thomas Applewhite
and Fl. NJ. Holland, reviewers appoint
ed to review and mark out a public
road from Mrs. Taylor's plantation,
thence via Scar mills and j. Aliens
old place, thence intersecting the Lees
Ferry via the old Berrypiace, be re-
ceiyed and adopted, and that said road
be and the same is hereby constituted
third class road. N .4a3
Be it further enacted, aCc., That E.
Sandlin be and is hereby appointed
overseer of said road, from the Lees
Ferry road road to the bridge above
Sandlin's field, at the corner of the
10th section, and he is hereby required
to order out aud work on said road, all
hands within legal bounds Of the same.
Be it enacted, &C., That George w.
Fletcher, be and is hereby appointed
overseer Of the said road from Mrs.
Taylors' plantation to the north end
of the bridge above sandlin's field at.
the corner of the 10th section, and is
hereby required to order out and work
all hands within legal bounds of said
road.
Be it further enacted &C., That all
former laws conflicting in any manner.
with the divisions of this act be and the
same are hereby declared will SO far
as they affect the divisions of this act
Be it enacted by the Police Jury e.,
That Mr.. Chancellor be and is hereby
appointed oyerseer of the road in place
of Nathan Haley, and is required to
work the same hands that were appor-
toned to the said Haley.
Be it enacted by the Police Jury,
&c, That the sum of forty dollars be
placed in the hands of Thomas Apple
white to be by himl economically ex-
pended for the use and benefit Of the
orphan child, Miss Mitchell, for the
next twelve months, and he is hereby
required to report to this body at its
january session in 1861 the measures
in which he has so expended the same.
On motion the Police Jury then ad-
iourned until 5 O'clock Thusday morn
ing January 5th, 1860.
Thursday Morning, Jan. 5, 1860.
The Police jury met pursuant to ad-
journment, when B. T. Fort, Parish
Treasurer, presented his report and
vouchers for ordinary parish fund,
showing that he has balance on hand
Of one thousand one hundred and seven
teen dollars and seventy-nine cents :
and the said vouchers being examined
and found correct, therefore be it en-
acted that said treasurer receive credit
to the amount of S4902 and sixty-seven
and half cents, and that all his
vouchers, except the notes for loaned
money, be burned.
There appearing no other busines
before the board, they proceeded to is
sue their per diem script which was as
follows, to-wit To John Slack. S14
80; w. G. Hargis, s15 so R.G. Ian
caster SIP 90; VIM. Ariek, $l3 80.
James Ford, Sl3 20 w. ii. Hill,
Sl2 90.
On motion the Police Jury then ad
iourned until the first Monday in Jun,
next, 1860.
JAS. FORD, President.
Attest: w. FL. HILL. Clerk.
State of Louisiana, Parish Of Dos
sier hereby certify that the above
and foregoing is o true and colrec
copy Of the original acts passed BY
the Police Jury Of Bossier Parish
I at its session in january 1860.
Given under my hand officially a
Bellevue, this 7th day of january a. d
, 1860. w. Fl. HILL,
Clerk Of Police Jury.
Ey A man might as well try to com
his head with the edge of q fire hrick