The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-09-11

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and railroad fare each way additional.
| Carried
|. c. w. Hardy Printing Companys bid
of z5c per book for binding assessment
sheets was accepted.
WARD FIVE.
Martha Lockett was on motion
dropped from pauper list.
WARD EIGHT.
The president is hereby authorized to
appoint an engineer to lay out road
from Chicot bayou bridge to lntersec-
ton of Norris ferry road, also road
from canning factory to Midway.
WARD SEVEN.
Mr.. Maggie moved that the president
appoint a committee to confer with Mr..
S. B. McCutchen relative to stralghten-
ing out road at Brushy bayou right by
the railroad on west side, and the pres
ident to see Mr.. Cooper in regard to
Strengthening road to Mr. Bayliss'. The
president appointed Maggie, Mahlen and
Smith.
Br. Mr. Harkey: That all outstand-
ing rewards for arrest and conviction
of murderers be cancelled. Carried.
By Mr.. POLICEMAN: That Governor
Sanders be officially notified by the
president that the jury stands ready to
build the proposed model road, one mill
having been appropriated for that pur-
pose, and that the jury will notify him
when they are ready for the convicts.
Carried.
Statement of c. E. Perroncel, parish
treasurer, in account with Caddo Par
ish, Louisiana, from August II, 1900
to September 9, 1905.
Receipts: To cash from Mrs. A. l..
Duringer, clerk, account estray sales
$40 10; overdraft in First National
Bank September 4 $I3,o4oI4; $4,000 "a.
Disbursements Overdraft in First
National Bank August 9 $7,5I2.53; in
cidental fund, paid out on warrants
$4o5.oo pauper, health and sanitation
fund, paid out on warrants $4o8.78; sal
airy fund, paid out on warrants $4,000;
public roads and bridge fund, paid out
on warrants $2o5288; criminal fund,
paid out on warrants $325. 80; printing
fund, paid out on warrants $3.50; ferry
fund, paid out on warrants $8I266; jul
ror and witness fund, paid out on war
rants $I7oo; $I3,o6o-24.
Examined and found correct to this
date and vouchers destroyed in the
presence of the jury. See minutes.
Shreveport, La, Sept. g, 1909.
GEO. A. POLICEMAN.
R. T. DOUGLAS.
The following accounts were allowed
Incidental fund: T. S. Spell SIS
Hearne Dry Goods Co. Coo; Louisiana
Gas Co. $I.5o; Morris & Dickson So;
Wiener-Loeb Gro. Co. 4oc; S. A. Alex
ander $225; A. Kahn ST; Dillenberger
Co. $II.oo; Daniel O'Connell s.; Car
ter Drug Co. $I.35; Waterworks Co
Ss1.35; Watson Elec. Co. $II65; F. A
Leonard $3.75.
/ Road fund: L. z. Crawford SIS
Smith & Sons. Imp. Co. $24.
Criminal fund: ]. P. Tourney $500
Bridge fund: N B. Franklin $6o.67.
: Health and sanitation fund: Saengel
e Bros. $I.2o; May6eld Drug Co. $500.
< Clarke & Courts $50; Hirsch & LIE
/, man 81.
: Printing fund $41.25.
Accounts paid since meeting in Au
r gust 1909:
n Road fund: c. N Wasson $I8I.4o
n VIM. Harrison $40; Geo. E. Hull $40
d G. w. King $Io6,Io; w. B. Bickhan
e $Io8.I5; G. c. Teacle $III6o; Jane
McClurg $1o5; J. D. Slaughter $1I1.o5
# Lawton Bros. $I3.43; ]. D. Levi
! $114.os; Hicks Co. $85oS8; T. E. Eaki
= $1I2.7o; H. M Lewis $Io36; L. M
Dunn $34 %; Keith Sons Co. SAILS
r. Hudson Lbr Co. $I7.I2; w. w. Sc
bastian Co. $I7.4o; Conger Drug Co
J. $500: J. w. Greer sos; Renfro
d Pharmacy $1,000; J. M. Miller 500
l. First National Bank ST.; ]. L. Mean
If Co. $5.75; Yard & Beeman S.; Viz
d toria Lbr Co. $5.18; Ards & Co. $50
Shreveport Transfer Co. SAILS; Snyde
Wagon Co. S.; Lee Hardware &c
ar $76.68; ]. D. Lewis $3.50; Coopt
- Bros $3.50. 90.
> Incidental fund: Shreveport Gas
E, L. Co. $Ioo. so.
es Bridge fund: M. S. Haste Jr. $I2.
: NJ S Haste Jr. $55I.5o; F. A. Leol
- ard $3.50.
~ District attorney fund: ]. M. Fo
al ter $Ieo. 90.
On motion the jury adjourned to me
a. in regular session the second Thursd'
:. in October 1909.
. w. T. CRAWFORD, Pres.
:. A. L. DURINGER, Clerk.