The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-02-13

Dorh0OQ. L am III degree IdLIilidA
with the land owned by Capt. P. Yourec
through which projected road is pro
posed to run, and | would state that
$3.50 would be good round price for
the land sought for road purposes. This
would be maximum according to my
view LEON R. SMITH.
At the request of Mr.. Moss, Fanny
Williams was placed on pauper list at
s. per month to commence from Febru-
airy I, 1910.
A communication from the United
States Treasury Department was read
which advised the jury that their offer
of rooms during their sessions of the
Federal Court pending the construction
of the new Federal building, was &C
cepted, and offered thanks for the cour-
tesy extended them.
C. E. Perroncel, parish treasurer, then
made his report, presenting his vouch-
ers, which were checked, cancelled and
destroyed by order of and in presence
of the jury, and said treasurer accord
ed a full and complete acquittance to
February 10, 1910.
Statement of C. E. Perroncel parish
treasurer, in account with Caddo Par
ish, Louisiana, from January E, 1910,
to February 10, 1910.
Receipts: To cash on hand IN First
National Bank January 10, $Io5,372.47;
to cash from Mrs. A. L. Duringer,
clerk, by City of Shreveport for half
rent election booths $22 so; to cash from
]. P. Flournoy, sheriff, taxes and inter
est $II,25o.64; to cash from J. P.
Flournoy, sheriff, licenses 1910, $I93.o5;
total $II583866.
Disbursements Incidental fund, paid
on warrants $67482; pauper, health and
sanitation fund S183.o3; salary fund
$6oI.65; public road fund $I25o.45;
election fund $1,000; criminal fund
$816.s5; repair fund $3.50; ferry fund
$3.50; bridge fund 5000; printing
fund $Io4.25; district clerk fund SIS;
school fund 100000; juror and wit
ness fund $267.55; cash on hand in First
National Bank February s, $6I,o92. 10;
total $II5,83866.
Examined and fund correct to this
date and vouchers destroyed in the pres
ence of jury. See minutes. Shreveport,
La, Feb. 10, 1910.
GEO. A. POLICEMAN
F FISHER
The following accounts were al
lowed:
Incidental fund: Dan1 OConnell
$I.25; A Kahn $I.45; Bath Co. Ltd.
o5c; Hirsch & Leman $I.35; Finola
Mig. Co. $I2; F. A. Leonard Soc; Ivie
Watson $22o; Waterworks Co. $28.o5 !;
Shreveport Transfer & Liv. Co $500.
Bridge fund: S. H. Hood SIS; T. P.
Pearce $6.I5; E. L. Mccain $IIo62; J.
M Miller soc.
Repair fund: Gardner Blades S..
Printing fund: Clarke & Courts $o,75;
Caucasian & Carney Co. $62.8o.
District clerk fund: T. J. Leaton
5000; Clarke & Courts $3.50.
Criminal fund: ]. P Flournoy, sher-
if S43I8o, $3.50, $2I5.oo; DIR. Alexan-
der Gnquest) $40.
Salary fund: J. P. Flournoy, sheriff
$4,000.
Health and sanitation fund: DR. S. Y.
Alexander $40; Mayheld Drug Co.
$1464.
Road fund: Shreveport Transfer Co.
SIS 90.
Pauper fund: Fanny Williams So;
Mary Christmas S..
Accounts paid since meeting January
10, 1910:
District clerk fund: Clarke IL Courts
SIS co.
Printing fund: Hardy Pig. Co. $40.
School fund 100000.
Incidental fund: Hirsch Leman
$37s; G. A. POLICEMAN S.; E. Light Co.
$1I46o; Gas Co. $5I.55; freight S6.72.
Jury commissioners SIS.
Health and sanitation fund: Mayfeld
Drug Co. $3.50.
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Bridge fund: M. A. WATSON $IIq.25.
Election fund $I92.
Road fund: J. D. Slaughter 1910;
Hicks Co $7I42I; w. B. Bickham
$I745; l. M. Dunn $3.50; Lee Hard
ware Co $4,000; A. ]. Scott $3.50; D.
NJ. Bryant $II.o4; F. c. Maggie SIS;
G. A. POLICEMAN S.; ]. M. Miller $3.50;
Avery & Sons S. Mahfen 5000; Elijah
Jackson Sig; S. G. Dreyfus Co. $3.50;
c. N. WATSON $I5oI5;. H. c. Flanagan
$40; T. c. Jacobs $40.
Contract accounts for month of jan
nary $IIo7I5.
On motion the jury adjourned to
meet in regular session the second
Thursday in March 1910.
w. T. CRAWFORD, Pres.
A. L. DURINGER, Clerk.