The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-12-11


ficiary at Louisiana State University for
session of Io1o-Io11. Carried.
By Mr.. Scott: That the jury pay over
to the State Fair Association $4,000.
amount of appropriation to the BOYS
Corn Club Carried.
By Mr. Mahlen: That the request of
the State Fair Association for $4,000
to cover costs of permanent improve
ments in Agricultural Hall be referred
to committee of three to investigate
and report back at next meeting, viz.
Mahlen, Magic and Policeman.
The Louisiana Company through its
attorney, F. J. Looney, made request
of the jury to place telephone poles and
wires on south side, of road on section
lines II and Il, township ", range ID,
outside of city limits.
By Mr.. Winter: That permission be
granted said Louisiana Company to
place its poles as requested under the
usual stipulations of the jury. Carried
BY MIR. Winter: That matter of poll
taxes due the School Board be referred
to the finance committee with power to
act. Carried.
Mr.. Crawford reported that he had
appointed NJ l. Scovell as delegate to
the Waterways Convention at a cost of
$24oo. His action in the premises was
ratified by the jury
WARD FIVE.
Mr.. Scott called attention to bridge
needed over Cross bayou on Moorings-
port and Greenwood road about 20 feet
long.
By Mr.. Burney: That the secretary be
and is, hereby instructed to advertise for
bids to be opened at next meeting. Car
ried.
On motion of Mr.. Scott the president
appointed Scott, Sebastian and Moss a
committee to check up vehicle and per
capita tax collections
By Mr.. Scott: That the president take
up with the Fair Association matter of
storing road roller, etc, for the winter.
Carried.
By Mr.. Winter: That the matter of
dispensing with the road outfits for the
winter, be left with the road committee
with discretionary power to continue or
discontinue work. Carried.
WARD SIX.
Mr.. Sebastian called attention to the
road dedicated and surveyed about four
months ago, and asked that same be
worked as soon as possible. Matter re-
ferred to the good roads committee
G. E. Perroncel, parish treasurer, then
made his report, presenting his vouch-
ers, which were checked, cancelled and
filed, and said treasurer accorded full
and complete acquittance to December
8, 1910.
Statement of G. +. Perroncel, parish
treasurer, in account with Caddo Parish,
Louisiana, from November 10, 1910, to
December 8. 1910.
Receipts Cash on hand in First Ma
tional Bank sI2,78s,32; to cash from City
Of Shreveport, IL election November 8,
$3.50; to cash from ]. P. Flournoy,
sheriff, taxes 1910 S11,75686; to cash
from ]. P. F1ournoy, sheriff. vehicle and
per capita S1,8oo.oo S26.53o.68.
Disbursements Incidental fund, paid
out on warrants $I,1o8oa; salary fund,
paid out on warrants $734.I5; criminal
fund, paid out on warrants $1,48I.2o;
good roads fund.- paid out on warrants
$I,S2o44; poor farm fund, paid out on
warrants $1,000; election fund, paid
out on warrants $653.5o; bridge fund.-
paid out on warrants $I,4I4o5; health
and sanitation fund, paid out on war
rants $12o.45; district attorney fund,
paid out on warrants sos 200; ferry
fund, paid out on warrants $50; Louis
lana State Fair Association SI,72Soo;
Repair fund, paid out on warrants $877;
juror and witness fund $233.55; cash on
hand in First National Bank December
S, $I5776.4o-S26,s3 o.68.
Examined and found correct TO this
date Shreveport, La, Dec. 8, 1910.
GEO. A. POLICEMAN.
r. +. DOUGLAS.
WILLIAM WINTER.
The following accounts were allowed:
Incidental fund: Waterworks Com
pany $4,000; Morris & Dickson $5.75;
+. j. Lcaton $1o2.5o Wellman & Co.
$z.5o; Elliott Elec. Co $I.45; C. G. Bar
ley $2.5o; A. Kahn Sr.oo; Dillenberger
r. 90 -. I.,;a Watson Co g IN. M
Bath Co $I.sz; Louisiana State Uniyer
sity $1,000.
Printing fund Caucasian $s4.S5
Criminal fund: L. Groner & Sons
$50; Paul E. Mortimer $40; ]. P.
Flournoy, sheriff $rs5oo, $4,000; DR..
Alexander $500; DR.. Q. B. Hicks $40.
Salnr,. fund 2 Elnnrflnv sher-l