The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-02-16

Edvil johnson, from the CAIcAsiru
river to the parish line, near Bonds
residence.
austin Young, from the middle Of
the WooIev bridge on Whiskevchitto,
TO the intersection of the Lake Clartrs
and Sugartown road, near Bundirk's
Creek.
Seth Robertson, from Rose Bluff to
Sulphur Mine Station.
AIcide Picard, from Sulphur Mine
Station to Ben Lyons.
D. Il. Reeves, from Kingrey's bridge,
on Barnes Creek, to the Joe Cole,
deadenipg Oh the Sugartown Ioad,
vice ]. j. Kingrey, excused.
On motion, q petition of citizens of
the Eth Ward, asking for a public road
leading from Sugartown to crossing
on Six Mile, at OF near B. Y. Curling
tons, thence to the parish line at VI
near the water mill of Joseph McricIc,
thence to the road leading TO AIexan-
dTia, was received and read, and on
hotiou, said road was granted, and Il.
j. Reid, w. Hamilton, b. Y. CARING
ton, d. r. Morrow, Z. L. Davenport,
b. q . Saith and John Houston, were
appointed Is commissioners TO lay cut
said road.
Petition of citizens Of the 9th Ward,
asking for public road to commence
at the bridge ON Trout Greek, thence
on the best ground from thcaee to the
Big Eddy on Sabine river, near the
mouth Of the Annacoco, was RECEIVED
and read, and on motion, said road
was granted, and 4. L. Cannon, Jo-
sepE Nichols, j. B. Eayes, Isaac Nj,
chols and James Nichols were APP
pointed commissioners to lay out said
road, and the following hands were
apportioRed to work on said roai
Howell SlaydoB, Brit Nichols, John
Stamps, Joe Nichols, yr., J. B. Eaves,
Jr., Sam Willis, Jr., PrateT Willis,
Stuart Willis, Noah Ashworth and
Clinton Roam, with John Stamps AS
Petition of Joseph Sanders, asking
TO have the public road leading from
Cypress Creek to Merryvile changed,
SO W. to pass around certain tract Of
land which be wishes to enclose, was
received aud read, and on motion, said
change was granted.
On motion, the sum of one hundred
dollars is hereby appropriated out Of
any unappropriated funds in the Parish
Treasury. for the purpose of buying
lumber to repair the bridge across
Kayosh's Coalee, and to build two
small bridges across gullies near town.
Petition Of Henry Lamport, asking
to have the sum of $lO9.fO, amount
paid by him as Parish taxes for the
wear 1889, refunded to him, upon the
grounds that the assessment of his
property for that wear was illegal, wa,
received and fled for failure considera-
ton.
On motion, the board adjourned
until tomorrow morning at 9 O'clock.
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TUESDAY, Feb. s, 1884.
Police Jury met pursuant to ad
iournment, members present as GU yes
terday, also d. D. Apdrus, who APP
peared and answered to his name.
On motion, ]. w. Pierce was ap-
pointed as overseer on the road from
Hortmap's ferry to tho Pol. Bridge
Marsh until the SIst day of December,
1885, vice A. ]. Kipgrey, excused.
On motion, be it ordained, that the
following named persons be and they
are hereby appointed as Clerks Of
election at their respective polling
places, to serve at the election to BE-
held on the 22d day of April, 1884:
Ward No. /, Poll No. !, Jams n.
STROLLER: Ward No. /, Poll No. 2
William jackson; Ward No. ], Poll
No. 8, d. s. Clement; Ward No. i, |
Poll No. 4, A. C. h. Turner; Ward
No. 2, Poll No. j, Geo. ]. Ross; Ward
No. 8, Poll No. Q, J. Il. RobichAad;
Ward No. 3, Poll No. /, AdolpL
Never; Ward No. 8, Poll No. 3,
Eraste Hebert; Ward No. 4, Poll NJ.
l. Nathan Clifton Ward No. 4, Poll
No. Q, Lewis Cooper; Ward No. 4,
Poll No, 8, Homer Vincent; Ward
No. s, Poll No. |, James N. Fancher;
Ward No. 5, Poll No. 2, VIM. n.
Dnnn. Ward No g. Poll No. s, John
O. Alphin; Ward No. 6, Poll No. ],
VIM. Davis; Ward No. 6, Poll No. 2,
Thos' J. Carroll Ward No; ., F1l
No: :, +: ;. Crowley; ward NO T.
Poll No. !, John May Ward No y
Poll No. 2, Geo W; Ford Ward No;
Z, Poll a.; :, Geo ~. S9rE1R MARS
No. 8, Poll No, !, Thomas u, A!IieE