The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1884-04-24
F. NJ. Barnett and 3. F. Lynn were

appointed to examine the bridge
across Caney Greek, and report to
the next meeting of this body.
When the following named per
sons were appointed clerks of cleo
ton to serve at the election to be
held April %: Ward /, C.B Hodges;
ward 2, S. I. Boggs; ward 8, R. s.
Doles; ward 4, T. 2. Barnett; ward
8, B. r. Nash; ward 6, precinct /, B.
A. Kelly; precinct 2, Carroll Nc
Clanaghan.
w. B. Boggs then submitted the
following resolution, which was
adopted:
Resolved, That the sum of S25 be
appropriated for the relief of Hill
Hendricks, who is now, and has been
for several months, crippled and
entirely unable to do anything, and
has wife and three children de-
pendant on him for support, and
that W. j. johnson be authorized to
take charge Of and expend the same
for his family in purchasing neces.
sary supplies.
The following witness certificates
were then approved: State VS.. Bob
Griffin, leroy Templeman witness,
$77; State VS.. j. E. Gray, Lem King
witness, SO 80, VIM. Martin, 50 so,
Isaac Johns $3 60; Geo. Duckett,
So 80, and Lot Cason, So 80; State
VS.. John Dye, d. e. Griffin, witness,
$40 30; State VS.. Geo. Campbell,
d. d. Griffin witness, 90 go; State
VS.. Lem Garter, to Frank Miles, S11,
to Emma White %; State vs.. North
cult, to j. D. Atkins, 81 Is; to Elias
Skannal, 81 80; State VS.. Taylor, to
WE. Farley, s5; State VS.. John Dye,
P. c. Broom witness, o. 81, w. B.
Boggs, witness, SO 80; State vs.. B.
NJ. Jester. to G. s. Adams, $1S 81;
State vs.. j. r. Bonner, to Sarah
Jones, S6 70, to Joe Simmons, s6
20; State VS.. VIM. j. Northcut, to
j. B. Oneal, 81, and to Primas Hen
derson, 81.
A certificate then issued to Z. s.
Dortch for 5000 for 35 days work on
Stacey Leyee, and certificate to
Smith s. Hughes, for lumber, 80 81,
and to B. r. Nash, for printing, 90
in 1883, and S12 in 1884.
When, on motion, the recommen
dalton of w. B. Boggs, by the
President of this body, as Commits
sioner to the Exposition at New Or
leans, was endorsed By the Police
Jury.
When, on motion; the following
resolution was adopted:
BE 1t ResOlced, That the citizens
Of the different wards throughout
tue parish be requested to hold mass
meetings in their respective wards,
on the Goth day of April, for the
purpose of selecting five delegates
from each ward, to represent our
parish in the Southern Exposition.
at New Orleans. and that said dele
gates SO selected, be requested to
meet the Police Jury in the town of
Bellevue, La, on the 3Oth of April,
Tor the purpose of comforting with
said body on the programme to be
pursuedin having our parish proper.
y represented at said Exposition.
Certificate issued to q. d. San
1idge for lumber, for $50, and to
'he following officers, for quarter
salary to March 81. 1884: w. lei.
scauland, s62 so; DIR. w. j. Mobley,
S62 30; B. A. Kelly, $50; j. Ell. Key
YER, s25; j. A. W. Lowry, s25.
A certificate then issued to r. E.
Sheriff, on following ac-
counts: Quarter salary, to March
Il, 1884, 1926; boarding prisoners
o April 8, 1884, sl75 80; transpor.
alton and mileage to Asylum with |
Noses Smith, $3.50, and j. K. Oneal
'16O; summoning Jury Commission |