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James Y. Brown, sells strictly pure coal
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How Drunken Rough Deliberately Kills
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II you wish to b really happy
take . ereet deal Of out door exer-
else, and mover run ia debt.
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j. w. RAINS, FOR WARD 6,

reported the roads In his WARD IN
passable condition, and recommends
the following appointments of over
seers: Arthur McDade from three
mile post to Fillmore. T. N. Braden
from Bellevue to 8 mile post. E. j.
IMcDade from Fillmore to Fox Skin
bridge. Robert Minis from Fox Skin
bridge to Sugg place. Reuben Minis
from Sugg place to Red Chute. Z.
d. Connell from Fillmore to Web
ster line. lobe Reeves from Fillmore
to Fee Fee bayou. Chas. Coombs
from Fee Fee bayou to Edwards
store. j. F. Lay from Edwarls'
store to Red Chute. Sam1 Mont
gomery from Fill Williams to Web
ster line. BENZ. Doyle from wire
road to Barnacastle's store. Chas.
Edmonds from Bellevue bridge to
Webster line. John M. Roby from
Bellevue 70 Faircloth branch. Mr..
Harris from Faircioth branch to
Webster line. Jesse Williams from
Mack's bayou to Red River. w. e..
Cornell from Bluff place to W. j.
Hickman's. William Hogan from
Hodges place to Webster line. D.
3. Griffin from Bellevue to Captain
j. w. Onley,s. G. g. NOVEL; from
Onley's to Edwards store. Robert
Sibley from MERGERS store to Hous-
ton place.
In accordance with the recommen.
dation of e. s. Dortch's road report,
the President appointed G. A. f.
Poole, j. d. Atkins and w. III.
Hodges, as a committee to make an
estimate and probable cost Of
bridges across Red Chute and Flat
River, and said committee to report
in person at the next regular meet
ing.
w. B. Boggs then presented the
following resolution in accordance
with the proceedings of the mass
meeting held in Bellevue on the 18th
March, 1882:
Be it Resolved, That the Presi-
dent Of the Police Jury of Bossier
parish appoint q committee of three,
to confer with similar committee
from the city Of Shreveport with the
Railroad Company, relative to the
building of . wagon bridge across
Red River, at Shreveport, in connec-
ton with the Railroad bridge to be
built. Said committee to report
their proceedings to this body as
soon as practicable.
Which, on motion, was adopted,
and the President appointed w. R.
Prather, j. j. Meares and s. j.
Zeigler as said committee.
w. B. Prather then offered the
following:
Be it Resolved, That r. M. Hanks
be, and is hereby employed, to make
thorough repairs on Cypress bridge,
replacing all timbers that may be
rotten with new timbers of like size,
to spike down the floor and put up
banisters, and that he receive for
said work the sum of five hundred
dollars. Said repairs to be made
without delay, and that the Presi-
dent appoint committee of three to
examine said work after it has been
finished, and report to this body at
their next regular meeting.
Which, on motion, was adopted,
and Thos. Lyles, Thos. Player and
h. Fl. Montgomery appointed on
said committee.
On motion Of Thos. Lyles, the Po-
lice Jury resolved themselves into q
committee of the whole, to settle
with the Parish Treasurer, and after
careful examination Of his report
and vouchers they were all found to
be correct, showing the following
receipts and disbursements:
Ordinary Fund.
To amount on hand at last setf1emeuth 65
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6vOns AAss APkA - 1000
Police Jury met in regular session
pursuant to adjournment. Present :
j. w. Rains, President; e. 8. Dortch,
w. 3. Prather, j. j. Mears, Thos.
Lyles and w. B. Boggs. Minutes
Of yesterdays proceedings read and
approved.
Mr.. Lyles then withdrew the name
Of Col. w. G. Burt 40 q candidate
for Parish Treasures.
A ballot was then taken resulting
as follows: B. A. Kelly 4; blank 1.
Mr.. Kelly having received a MAORI
~ Of all the votes cast was declared
duly elected Parish Treasurer.
The members then presented their
reports as Road Commissioners for
the several wards.
e. >. DoRTCH, FOR WARD l,
reported the reads in his ward in
bad condition, and recommends the
appointment Of the following over
seers: Robert Childers from Wat.
kins' lane to st. Charles bayou. r.
Kincaide from Mack's bayou to st.
Charles bayou. q. B. Hodges from
T. g. Pickett's to Atkins Landing.
John Graham from Atkins' Landing
to Red Chute. VIII Furniss from
Atkins Landing to Red River parish
line. 7. G. Pickett from Mulberry
bayou to Red Chute bridge.
He further recommends the ap-
pointment Of . committee of three
by the President, to make an esti-
mate ofthe probable cost of bridges
across Red Chute and Flat River,
and that said committee be required
to report in person at the next regu-
niar meeting Of this body.
w. R PRArHzR, FOE WARD Q,
reported the roads in his ward in
passabae condition, and that he had
only received oue overnaarss renort.
and recommends the following ap-
pointments Of overseers on the sew
eral roads for the present year: f.
]. Smith from Gum Springs to Ben
ton. r. 8. Stiusoa from Benton to
Willow Chute. Thos. Holmes from
Willow Chute 10 w. G. Vanceis.-
Henry Campbell from W. g. vanoe1s
10 Shady Grove. WIN Hamilton
Shady Grove 10 e. A. Carmouche's.
Walter Colquet from Carmoucheas
30 Gilmer Church. John Wimbush
from Gilmer Church 10 Dr.. billiards..
Dr.. ii. Z. Dillard from west end Of
Shed Road to Shreveport Ferry
Thos. Jefferson from Masks Bayou
TO Shreveport Ferry. Peter johnson
from DR.. I. j. vanceas TO John Ham
mons. Willis Arnold from John
Hammonss to 7. j. Tdwell's. j. A.
Sewell from Tidwell's to Red River
Church. Lewis Pilkington from
Red River Church to Cypress bridge.
Mr.. Valentine from Butler's Land
ing, on Red River to Benton. L.
Benjamin from Benton 70 Cypress
bridge. @. 3. Byrd on Cypress bay.
on read. And he further recon-
mends that the road leading from
Red River Church and connecting
with the Shreveport and Benton
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70 uoCAdI0u puUilC IUdu, 8uU CH8C
Sam Thomas be appointed overseer
on Same.
j. j. MEAREs, FOR WARD 8,
reported that he had reviewed his
roads, and found they had most all
been badly worked, but at present
In passable condition, and recon.
mended the following appointments
Of overseers on the several roads !:
r. B. Wise from Arkansas line to
Bryan Mill place. r. e. Lee from
Bryan Mill place to Sandidge branch.
M. L. Ford from Sandidge branch
to Collinsburg branch. J. H. Nat
tin from Collinsburg branch to FIVE
mile post. viii Bell from five mile
post to Gum Springs. John Adger
from Carolina Bluff to Mrs. McCul-
lough's gate. J. B. Thompson from
Mrs. McCullough's gate to Alden
bridge. A. 81. Harrison from Gilmer
to Bush place. j. j. Covington from
Bush place to Rocky Mount. VIII.
Wilder from Cooper place to Belle
we road. Mr.. Gardner from Col
linsburg to Cypress. Mr.. TURNKEY
from Cavett landing to Collinsburg.
A. 81. Keller from Good Hope
Church to Shreveport road.
w. B. BoGGs, FOR WARD 4,
reported that the roads in his ward
had been worked but very little, but
at present in passable condition, and
recommends that the following man,
ed persons be appointed as overseers
on the different roads for the present
year: G. G. Allen from Arkansas
line to Martins Ferry road. Y. A.
Brock from Martins Ferry to Franks
place. w. j. Spnrlin from Franks
place to s. A. Boggs. G. j. Good
win from s. A. Boggs to Shreveport
road. Fl. @. Wyche from Shreve-
port road to mile above 8. A. Boggs'
place. j. T. Ford from one mile
above Boggs' place to old Plainville.
A. j. Demoss from Plainville to I'm
ion Church. j. B. Crawford from
Red Land to Walkers Chapel. 81.
N. Matlock from Walkers Chapel to
j. III. Delaneis. VIM. Burks, Jr.,
from Delanes to Rocky Mount. 8.
p. Blake from Stroud's bridge to
Walkers Chapel. G. L. Baylor from
Stroud's place to old Graham place.
Henry Harrison from Strickland
ferry to Concord Church. L. Green
on the Cooks ferry road from Ar
kansas line to Martin ferry road.
And in compliance with the report
Of j. G. Allen, overseer on the Ala
bama settlement road from the Ar.
kansas line to Martin ferry road,
near s. A. Boggs' place, further re-
commends that as soon as practical
Police Jury have q bridge built
across the creek running through
the Upton place, and crossing said
road about one mile above Allen
place. It win require bridge about
800 feet long and from 4 to s feet
high during high water. The ford
is very dangerous, on account of sew
eral deep holes washing ont in main
ford, making it almost impossible.
THos. LYLEs, FOE WARD 8,
reported that the roads in his ward
had been badly worked, but at pres
ent in passable condition, and re-
commends that the following over
seers be appointed for the present
year: Warren Young from Rocky
Mount to Phillips place. Henry
Young from Wade Shayer's to Oaney
bridge. r. B. Nash from Caney
bridge to Winham's lane. George
Winham from his lane to Rocky
Mount. j. B. Lay from fork near
Bodcau bridge to middle Of Cypress
bridge. Ezekiel Strickland from
Roinau hri60a IN Wada 0ho rnrsr
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The Police Jury then adjourned
until to morrow morning at 8 o'clock.
j. w. RAINS, President.
w. B. BoGGs, Clerk.

j. w. RAINS, President.
w. B. BoGGs, Clerk.
BELLEVUE, La, April 5, 1882.
Police Jury met in regular session
pursuant to adjournment. Present.:
j. w. Rains, President; Messrs.
Prather, Mears, Lyles, Boggs.
Minutes of yesterdays proceed
ings read and approved. The CON-
mittee to confer with parish officers
asked for further time; which was
granted.
A warrant was then ordered
drawn in favor of i. r. Simmons
for one blank book, for S12.
The following amounts of claims
were then allowed the several parties
in State cases, a description of which
will be found by referring to the
Audit Book
James Fetterman $31 90; Frank
Smith %; w. r. Prather $40 60; P.
e. Allen $5 Is; J. w. Rains S33.19;
J. H. Nattin o. 80; w. j. Hughes
$40 25; p. R. Gilmer sl1 80; j. B.
Campbell o. 81; Thos. Lyles 81 80;
]. T. Many 81 80; w. B. Boggs
$95 %; 9. A. Devereaux S445 Al;
E. R. Moore 8 Son $50 "A; w. w.
Vance $271 %; w. B. Simpson
s12o 90; ]. Il. Keyser s17 u; J. NJ.
Arnold $50 80; B. A. Kelly s5s 50.
On motion, the President appoint
ed A. 3. Thompson, w. r. Prather,
and J. A. w. Lowry, to examine the
books and report of the Tax Collec-
tor, and report tomorrow morning.
Police Jury then adjourned until
tomorrow morning at s o'clock.
]. w. RAINS, President.
w. B. BoGGs, Clerk.
BELLEVUE, La, April 6, 1882.
Police Jury met in regular ses-
sion pursuant to adjournment. Pres
emit: J. w. Rains, President; Messrs.
Meares, Prather, Boggs and Lyles.
Minutes ofyesterday's meeting read
and approved. The committee to
examine the report of the Tax Col
lector then made the following re
port, to-wit:
We, your committee, appointed to
examine and report upon the report
of the Tax Collector, fled April 9TH,
1882, with respect, beg leave to re-
port as follows, to wit:
This report covers the years 1880
and 1881, and shows balance due the
parish Of Bossier of $3.50 20; leav-
ing delinquent roll Of 1880 stated as
uncollected, Sail 81; and Of year
1881, 92305 90. Wefind the report
correct, and recommend it's adop-
ton. We herewith append said re-
port, and make it a part of this re-
port. Respectfully,
w. r. PRATHER.
j. A. w. LOWRY.
A. r. THOMPSON.
r. E. WYCHE, Tax Collector,
In account with Bossier Parish
To amount of Roll for year 1881 -..$ I2, 5o4 IS
Delinquent Roll $780,. 2,0l5 70
Licenses rec d for 1881. l,765 90
4l6285 81
By amt. Treasurer's receipts. ,976 rs
Delinquent roll, 1881 2,305 90
Paid ON delinquent roll, 1880, GOA IS
UncOllectable q I" l.4tl 81
Licenses returned. 2l5 90
Reduction on roll of l68I.... 395 80
Leaving balance dine the par;sb II
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POLICE JURY PROCEEDINGS.

BELLEVUE, La, April 8, 1882.
Police Jury met this day in regu
lar session. Present: j. j. Meares,
President; J. w. Rains, w. r.
Prather, Thos. Lyles, e. 8. Dortch
and w. B. Boggs.
1t being the time for the election
Of officers for the present year, on
motion of Thos. Lyles, j. w. Rains
was unanimously elected President.
The election Of Clerk of Police
jury being next in order, j. FL. Key.
ser and w. B. Boggs were put in
nomination. A ballot was then
taken, which resulted as follows /:
Keyser 2; Boggs 4. w. B Boggs
having received q majority Of all the
votes cast, was duly declared elect
ed Clerk.
Next in order being the election
Of Parish Treasurer, e. 8. Dortch
put w. G. Burt in nomination. w.
3. Prather then put B. A. Kelly in
nomination. A ballot was then TAX
en-, resulting as follows: Burt s.;
Kelly 5. There being no election, it
was moved and carried, that the
election be put of until tomorrow
morning.
The Police jury then adjourned
until tomorrow morning at s O'Clock.
j. w. RAINS, President.
w. B. BoaGs, Clerk P. j.
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of taxation SO that proper and eo,.,
valuation may be reached, i, sra..,
"ecessary and practicable; therefor
Belt Resolved, That our Seuato..
and Representative be requested Z
urge the passage of State lav :.
the next meeting Of the Legislata,.
providing for the establishm.n, !,
Parish Boards of Equa);r.,;.-
throughout the State, with their 8
ties daily and fully defined.
Whereas, The Police Jury of q.
Parish of Booster has levied ana q,
collected and applied to Ieyee 9,
poses, in said parish, consider,h.
sum in addition to tax for genera
purposes; and whereas, ifa succen
full plan for the construction 81
maintenance Of levees along Ri
River can be established, nasio,.
ton of said Red River win Be- s,sst.
" improved, and nearly loo,OOD
acres of the finest land in the S,a,.
be reclaimed, which is now of nomi.
nal value; now, therefore,
BE it Resolved by the Police Jurv
of Bossier Parish in general Assem-.
bly, convened, That our Represents.
tive and Senators be requested u
have enacted such legislation asxill
authorize and require the Lem.
Commissioners of the State to a
operate aud act in concert with IN
Police Jury of Bossier parish II
building, constructing, repairing sud
improving the levees along Red Riv.
er, in said parish, and that 50 much
of the General Leyee Fund, wh
collected in and from said parish j
Bossier, be set apart and appropriat
ed for said work.
j. j. Meares then offered the lok
lowing resolution:
Be it Resolved, That the leres
fund, as collected by the Collector
for the year 1881, be, and the sau4
is hereby consolidated, except in
school fund, and sum Of $500, thsl
was set apart and appropriated Il
complete certain levee work.
w. Il. Prather then offered Tue
following act, to-wit:
Be it enacted, That committes
Of three be elected by vote Of thisI
body-at least two Of whom shallbe'
members thereof-to be designated
and known as the Auditing Con
mittee of Bossier parish.
I'd. That all claims, accounts, Be-
against the Parish of Bossier, shall
be presented to this committee fof
approval or rejection before sama
will be considered by this body.
Sd. The report of said COMMITTEE
shall be subject to approval Of tbs
body in open session.
4th. The members Of said com
inittee shall hold regular sessions
quarterly, on Monday before regk
lar sessions of this body, and shall
receive as compensation, the sans
pay as members of Police Jury nov
fixed by law.
w. B. Boggs, Thos. LyIes and ].
Fl. Keyser, were then elected The
Auditing Committee Bossier Parish.
The committee to confer with ths
Parish Officers, relative to salaries
made their report, to-wit:
To the Hon. President and Mem
bers of Police Jury, Bossier Parish,
La: Your Committee, appointed 2
confer with parish officials as to 81
aries for ensuing year, and rspos
result Of consultation, respectfully
report as follows: -
LIST. Public Printer and Paria
Treasurer to remain on salary asnoy
fixed.
-
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One o. mono Of the Surgeons Of
the Surgical Infirmary Of Indianap-
oils, win b IN Shreveport, Saturday
and Assday, April 18th and 18th.
An having inAAmsd o. sore eyes,
cross eyes, cataracts on other defects
Of vision, impaired hearing, dis.
charges from ears, club feet, spinal
defeFmiaisa, 30, So, should not fail
to 80 them. Artificial eyes inserted,
and the most approved surgical
braces Or deformities Furnished.
No charges for consultation. Rooms
at hotel
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In account with Bossier Parish
To amount Of Roll year 1881 81, 504 IS
Delinquent Roll $780,. 2,Ol5 70
Licenses reed for 1881. l,765 90
By amt Trsasurers receipts--......$7, $40 Is
P sad an ssiln ae ss roll 1850 go g g
Uncollectable !. t" l,4u 81
Licenses returned. DIS 90
Reduction on roll of 1884,. 395 80
sl2,9oe 81
Leaving balance due the Parish Of
Booster by Collector. $3.50 20
The following claims were then
allowed:
w. ". ysnce. cost in criminal cases, 4 IS 30
W. q. Prafher, repairs and putting up
E. 3 Moore 4 Son, account to date. ~ ss
z. r. Hanks, lumber Cypress bridge, Is 81
I. n. Love, lumher for bridge on Gil
m Q road, u 90
Z. 4 sanders, spikes for bridge, 20
e. J. McKillips, repairs ON Jail, 10 90
Mekinips & Davis, repairs ON fail, $50 90
A. - Wyche, balance on commissions
r =; ;s Wyohe' salary . Sheriff 70 April -, !,
W, H. scanland, salary As printer, to wv =
W. .. n,Gb ,ss salary as Physician. to !
April 1, 1882, rs 90
]. q. Keyser, salary as Clerk Police
Jury, to April ]; 1852, al Is
8. z. Montgomery, lumber for Clark
Bayou bridge, Is 90
J. J. Meares then offered the fol-
lowing resolution, which was unani-
mously adopted, to-wit:
Whereas, Upon examination Of
the Assessment rolls Of Bossier par.
ish, We find the property Of the tax
payers unequally valued; and where
IS, upon said examination, we find
numerous instances of incorrect val.
nations, which greatly reduce the
legitimate revenues Of the State and
Parish, now so necessary to the
maintenance Of progress Of the
country, and believing that a change
in tue method Of assessing property
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Which, on motion was received
as full and correct settlement to
this date.
On motion, the President appoint
ed W. r. Prather, J. j. Meares and
j. A. w. Lowry on a committee to
confer with the Parish Officers rela-
tive to their salaries and report to-
morrow morning.
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A SAD ACCIDENT.


A Young Man Has One of His Feet So
Badly Crushed That 1t Has to be Ampu-
tatcd.
A sad accident occurred on the P, ". &
b. reilroad, this morning, whereby young
nan lost one of his feet. From what can
be CLEANED of the circumstances, II appears
that John Gael, living ON Townsend street
between A and B, was walking on the tracks
near Delaware Junction, when he accident
ally slipped and fell. In a moment after
wards, and before he could regain his feet,
in such a manner that it had to be ampu-
tated.
1t is a question whether what is termed
the "wood train" which leaves this city
early in the morning for the Delaware rail-
road was the one that crushed the foot, or
whether 1t was the New Castle accommo-
dation leaving hero at 9 o'clock. At all
events the New Castle train stopped and
placing the injured man on the car ran back
to this city before proceeding to New
Castle, and left Mr.. Gael in charge of the
officials at the station.
Drs. Kane and Draper were at once sum-
amputate the left foot Just above the ankle.
After the operation the injured man was
taken to his home,
The only explanation that the young man
can give is that he was on his way to Middle
town, and while walking along the track he
slipped and fell, and almost immediately
afterwards car passed over his foot. His
injuries are not considered fatal,
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A MURDER IN MILTON.
FATAL RESULT OF A FIGHT
OVER A WOMAN.
FATALLY STABBED In THE NECK.
Two Negroes Get Into Fight and Robert
Clark stabs samuel Mason Under the
Collar Bone, killing Him In Five Minutes.
Especial dispatch to the Gazette. ]

GEORGETOWN, DEL, Nov. 13.--Another
serious affray, this time with fatal results,
has occurred in Milton. On Saturday night
Robert Clark and Samuel Mason, both
negroes, got into a fight about 8 o'clock, in
front of Wiley's store, and during the affray
Clark drew knife and stabbed Mason in
the neck just under the collar bone.
Mason fell and died almost instantly and
was conveyed to his home, while Clark was
arrested and lodged in the Jail here at late
hour Saturday night.
The quarrel, It seems, grew out of dis
pute over woman, which has been of long
standing. Great excitement prevails.
Mason was q walter at one of the hotels and
Clark ia tailor.
The Coroner held an inquest yesterday
morning. The jury failed to agree on
verdict. The disagreement is due to the
fact that there was no evidence of any
weapon in Clark's hands when he struck at
Mason and inflicted the fatal wound. No
post morfen examination was held.
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Mayor Wales has issued an order COM
plimentary to the police force on election
day.
Charles H. Groves, grocer, at Fourth and
Jefferson streets, who was struck on the
head with a brick on election day is rapidly
recovering.
The nom union bricklayers in the employ
of George Brackin, at Riverside, refused to
work unless union man was discharged.
The request was granted.
The James & Webb Printing and Stationery
Company have purchased from the
Mechanics Loan Association their present
location at PA Market street, for the sum of
$4,000.
The corner stone of the new Union Amer
lean colored church on French street above
Twelfth, was laid laid yesterday. A mum
ber of ministers from outside the State were
present.
Thirty-six deaths from diphtheria and 10
deaths from typhoid fever occurred In st.
Paul, Mimi, for October, according to a
report received bv Registrar Frazer to-day.
The population OF st. Paul, is AZ, 900.
Horace B. Tibbetts of New York and a
party of German capitalists were In this
city on Saturday. 1t is supposed that they
are here to examine the proposed route Of
the ship canal from the eastern terminus.
Lisborn Point on the Delaware bay below
Blackbird creek, To the Sassafraa river,
which is to be the outlet to the Chesapeaks
Buy,