The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-03-06

gregate to the sum of 1909 373; said notes
being known as the Shreveport Ferry notes,
numbered from II to 90 inclusive, and endors-
ed to said parish of Bossier by A. Currie, May
| or of Shreveport. Said notes to-be taken by
said Oneal at par, and without recourse against
said parish of Bossier.
Third-The remainder due to said Oneal by
said parish, after deducting the said Shreve-
port Ferry notes, shall be reduced to seventy
five cents in the dollar--in other words shall Be
discounted p per cent.
Fourth-For payment of remainder due to
said Oneal, that is OF SAID sum due him as
aforesaid when reduced to IS cents in the dol
lar, as provided in item third, the Police Jury
OF the Parish of Bossier does hereby appropri-
ate the sum of one thousand dollars out Of Lii
censes to be collected during the year 1879, and
does hereby further designate and appropriate
Womills OF regular taxes OF said year 1879, al
ready levied on assessment of 1878, as an espe
clal fund in the treasury of said parish to he
paid to said Oneal by the Treasurer of said
parish as it shall be paid into the treasury by
the Tax Collector for said parish-such fund
to be paid to said Onea1 by said Treasurer as
received by him, and the receipt of said OneaI
to SAID Treasurer to be good and valid vouch-
crto said Treasurer, to the extent of balance
due to said Oneal
Fifth-Sad OneaI shall not demand, or re-
ceive, any interest on said debt or balance due
him under this settlement.
Sixth-Said suit No 2752, mentioned in item
first of this settlement shall be dismissed at
the cost of said plaintiff, Oneal
Seventh-This settlement shall be in full of
all demands made by said OneaI, in said suit
No. 1852, and also of all contingent demands he
may hold against said parish of Bossier by
reason of any services as Sheriff rendered by
him prior to this date
Eighth-Tbis settlement shall be binding
uDon the Parish of Bossier upon the written
acceptance OF its terms by said Oneal.
hereby accept the above settlement accord
ing to its terms. and acknowledge receipt of
the Shreveport Ferry notes mentioned in same
BE. ONEAL.
March LIST, 1879.
When W. r. Prather submitted
the following act, which was passed:
Be it enacted, The fund now
known and designated as the road
and bridge fund fund of Bossier par
ish be, and the same is hereby abol-
ished, and said fund is hereby trans
ferred and made partof the ordina-
ry fund of said parish.
The following claims were allow
ed:
j. W. Rains, 2 days as Police
Juror, 81 30
J. J.Mears, 2 days as p. Juror, II 90
b. S. Dortch, 6 {" IA 90
w. r. Prather, g (" s 60
Thos. Lyles, +" I 80
E. S. Dorteh, 2 days services
in making lease of Sixteenth
Section, 6 90
w. III. Seanland, advertising
Sheriff7s sale in suit of State
VS.. Dan Richie, 4 90
G. w. Edwards, witness scrip, Z 81
When the following act was SUBJ
mitted and passed:
Be it enacted, That the regular
sessions of this body be held on the
first Mondays Of January, April.
July and October.
When w. r. Prather submitted
the following act, which was adopt
ed:
Be it enacted, and it is hereby
enacted by the Police Jury, That
the following commissioners are
hereby appointed at the places des-
ignated, for the election to be held
on Tuesday, March 18th, 1879:
Ward Nv. d. Mercer, j. d. At
kins and G. B. Hodges.
Ward IN. G. Brownlee, T. j.
Tidwell, w. G. Vance.
Ward "a. r. Thompson, w. M.
Abney, w. A. Martin.
Ward Nv. A. Stroud, John j.
Swindle, L. Nj. Dunn.
Ward 5-Frank NJ. Hanks, PC.
Broom, w. j. Hughes.
Ward 6 list Precinct)-Geo. Cole,
j. A. w. Lowry, j. S. Herring.
Ward 6 end Precinct)-H. Bar
nacastle, DR.. Paul Lawrence, E. M.
Plat.
And that each commissioner be
allowed 50 per day; and that the
sum of 500 be, and is hereby APP
propriated out of ordinary fund to
pay the same.
When, on motion, the Police Jury
adjourned sine die.
e. s. DORTCH, Pres't.
j. III. KEYsER, Clerk.
Conclusion of State Revenue Law.