The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-05-07

LIE ~ 4AOOI0 LuSlI DIcSSUCeu Ills
report as Parish Treasurer of the
parish of Bossier, and of his do
ings and actings as such Treasur
er, in words and figures as fol-
laws, to-wit T:
"E. II. MoOre's Report as Parish
Treasurer, to date.
Feb. 2S.-To ordiny fund on hand, 5000 30
Z" Jail /" " /" 638 %
Judgm't F." &c !" 432 50
Mar. $40 Ordinary fund account
reed Of L G Raspberry, ,466 62
3" To Jail fund account, reed
>, Of Rasberry, 1899 O5
TO Judgment fund account
reed of L. C Raspberry, SIG SIS
April 2-T0 Ordinary fund account
reed of L. C. Raspberry, 1857 70
=" 2.-To Jail fund account reed
of [. c. Raspberry, 1000 90
4" 40 Judgment fund acct
reed of L. c. Raspberry, 500 90
Ordinary funds on hand
III script, S8,095 II
Jail funds on hand, 2.979 81
Less bonds paid, 2,209 50 no 38
Judgment funds on hand, l,452 0S
(Signedl E. r. MOORE, Pr. Treasurer
April 18th; 1870"
The Parish Treasurer presented
his account with the Ordinary
Fund of Bossier parish, which
showedEthe. sum of S8,175 OF, as
having been received up to date
in parrish warrants, old script and
jury script from all sources, and
having presented said vouchers in
open Court, which have been
counted, inspected and found cor
rect;
Be it enacted, That said Treas
Ut receive credit in said amount,
and the vouchers are hereby or.
dered to be burnt in open Court,
this 10th day of April, 1870.
The above statement and act
was then spread upon the Treas
urer's book and signed by the
President and Clerk of this body,
and the vouchers burnt in open
court, as ordered in preceedin g
act.
The Parish Treasurer presented
his account with the special jail
fund of Bossier parish, which
showed the sum of 5000 81, be-
sng the full amount received by
him on said Jail fund. and that he
has paid Jail bonds to the amount
of $4,000 80, and having pres ent-
ed said vouchers in open Court,
which have been counted, inspect
ed and found correct, and that
said Treasurer is entitled to five
per cent. as commissions on said
amount, to-wit 2,209 SO, making
the sum of S110 48;
| Be it enacted that said treasurer
receive credit for said sum of 81
200 so, and the further sum OF
$40 AZ, and the said vouchers
are hereby ordered to be cancelled
across the face by the clerk and
filed with the papers Of this Court.
Done and signed in open Court
this the 10Th April, 1870.
i The above statement and act
was then spread upon the Treas
urer's book, and signed by the
President and Clerk of this body,
and the vouchers cancelled and
filed by the Clerk, as ordered in
the preceding act.
A certified copy of the judg-
ment in the case of Elias ONeill
ct al VS.. Police Jury of Caddo
parish ct al, was ordered to be
spread upon the minutes, which
was done in words and figures as
follows, to-wit:
Elias Oneill, ct al, In District
VS.. Court, Caddc
: Police Jury of parish, La,
Caddo parish etal. No. 7743.
In this case by reason of the
law, and the evidence being in ia
vor of the defendants, it is order
ed, adjudged, and decreed by the
= Court, that the demand of the
plaintiff be rejected, and that the
order for the injunction granted
J in this case. be set aside, and that
the Injunction be dissolved. 1t is
further ordered and decreed, that
Thornton E. Jacobs, enc of the
} defendants, do have and recover
OF the plaintiffs in solido, the sum
OF S2750 90 on his reconventionaI
demand, and that the Police jury
of the parishs of Caddo, for the
use and benefit of said parish, dc
have and recover of the plaintiffs
in solido, the sum of $500 90 on
the unconventional demand of said
, parish. 1t is further ordered, adj
judged and decreed, that said
sums bear five per cent. interest,"
per annum from the date of this
decree. 1t is further ordered, adj
Judged and decreed, that there be
i Judgment as of nOnsuit. on tho TO