The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1898-01-13

| 1898.
Jan lo-To balance on hand ........ $500 81
The above statement was accepted
as settlement in full to date, and
vouchers burned in open session.
w. II. Scanland was allowed for
making bridge settlements, October,
November and December, Sl6SO.
On motion and second, j. w. Jeter
was authorized to change public read
at or near j. NJ. Arnold's SO AS to
place the same in rear of the Levee
from there down the Gilmer lane.
The following overseers were ap-
pointed for ward 3: lack Gardner.
from Plain Dealing to Brushy creek;
9. A. Harrison, from Plain Dealing
to Mlller's Bluff; W. r. Cavett, from
Plain Dealing to Collinsbnrg.
The following claims were allowed:
Huey & Smith (Matida Wil!iams)
81 so; w. j. Johnson, lumber for
Caney creek, 81 %; NJ. W. Cason
(Laura CarrolD So; j. G. Allen, J. z.
account, ward 3, 50 70; J. B. Dooley,
Constable, ward 3, S13 80; Newton
L. Arnold, Coroner's juror, body of
Louis Flanagan, So; A. r. Curry
MARY Boyd So; Il. Il. MONTGOMERY,
for IL poll books, 81; j. P. Gleason,
lumber, $50 50; John F. Hughes, 6
shovels, Sc 45; w. B. Hickman, for
lumber, So 90; Robert Perrin, 81
"a; Mervel Platt, to j. W. Elston, 80;
JIG. Barnett, 50; G. @. Novel;, to
A. A. Ralcliff, 81; G. d. Sandidge,
lumber, So SO; Allen Bros. & Wad-
ley, lumber, $50 80; J. G. Hodges
(Nat Simpkins) $40; FL. Barnacastle,
j. P. ward 6, 81; j. W. Oneal, Con
stable, ward 6, SIS 80; M. F. Dunn
Il Co., books and stationery, $50 10;
B. A. Kelly, books and maps, $3.50.
The following road overseers were
appointed for ward !: j. G. Holman,
from Stroud's bridge to Mot; Eben
Martin, from Caney bridge to ward
line; Dave Gibson, from j. NJ. Mad
diug's to ward line; J. E. Glasscoe,
Jr., from forks of road at Cartervillp
to State line; j. A. Arnold, from Car
terville to State line, and work the
following: Fl. NJ. Bronton, Ed Bron-
ton and hands, J. I. Taylor, B. F. |
Cook, L. F. Morgan, Gus Morgan,
hands on Collins place, d. w. Arm
old, j. A. Arnold, S. II Wells, John
Adams, LESSEE Adams, j. E. Far
rington. Overseer to open and work
said road without cost to parish.
On motion and second, The fol.
lowing petition was granted:
To the Honorable Police Jury of
Bossicr Parish: We, the citizens of
Hauehton and vicinity, respectfully
request that you change the public
road from Haughton to Durr to leave
the Haughtou and Shreveport road
one mile west of Haughton and ruu
due south on half section through
sections 20 and 80 to an intersection
with the present road to Haughton
and Durr. Said road to be opened
cost to the parish.
The following Petition was pre-.
and on motion duly second
ed, was granted:
To the Honorable Police Jury of
Bossier Parish: We, the following
and qualified electors of
Ward 6, Hossier Parish, respectfully
and request that you order
IN election to decide whether license =,
or selling intoxicating liquors in this {
yard shall be issued for 1898. Said
lection to take effect On and after !;
aid date, and that Wednesday, the {
'3rd day of February, 1898, is hereby !
lxed as the day for election to be {
eld, and following named parties to !
erve as commissioners and clerks: {
>ellevue precinct: j. w. Onley, j.
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