The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-05-15

| tive to collection OF vehicle tax was or
motion referred to the finance committee
and district attorney.
Mr.. Nag1e filed dedications for rights
of-way on road from Keithvil1e to the
DeSoto line
By Mr. Douglas: That the road asked
for in Ward Eight beginning where sec
ton line in section s, township 10, range
10, cross K. c, S. Ry, thence west along
said line to intersection of public road
in section II, lay over under the rule
Signed by J. B. Railsback, ct ais.
The road question then being called
up, Mr. S. D. Kiger, representing ]. D.
Adams & Co, of indianapolis, Ind,
made proposition to the jury to allow
them the use of one of his graders as
a test He proposed to send the ma
chine here freight prepaid, and to have
it used on the roads for one month, and
to pay man to operate it, free of cost
to the parish except his board. His
transportation to and from Shreveport
to be borne by him, and he also pro-
posed to ship the machine away after a
months trial without cost to the parish,
if they did not desire to purchase it.
The good roads committee was given
the proposition to consider and reported
favorably and the proposal was accepted.
C. E. Perroncel, parish treasurer, then
made his report, presenting his voueh-
ers, which were checked, cancelled and
destroyed by order of and in presence
of the jury and said treasurer accorded
a full and complete acquittance to May
IL, 1910.
Statement of c. E. Perroncel, parish
treasurer, in account with Caddo Parish,
Louisiana, from April IA, 1910, to May
II, 1910.
Receipts: To cash on hand in First
National Bank April 9, $72,o26.78; to
cash from Mrs. A. L. Duringer, clerk,
account road fund, sale of two mules
$500: to cash from ]. P Flournoy, sher-
if, taxes and licenses S5,48o.35; total
$78,6I6I3.
Disbursements: Incidental fund, paid
out on warrants $6I5.75; pauper, health
and sanitation fund $1,000; salary fund
$7o4.I5; criminal fund $666.84; public
road fund $ISoo.58 poor farm fund
$3.50; district attorney fund $4,000;
district clerk fund $500; ferry fund
5000; printing fund $3.50; juror and
witness fund $464.6o; cash on hand in
First National Bank May 7, $73,23o25
total $78,616I3.
Examined and found correct to this
date and vouchers destroyed in presence
of the jury. See minutes. Shreveport,
La, May II, 1910.
GEO. A. POLICEMAN,
R. T. DOUGLAS.
The following accounts. were approved
and ordered paid:
Criminal fund ]. P Flournoy, sher-
iff $3oS.4o.
Health and sanitation fund: DIR. S. Y.
SI2; Mayfeld Drug Co. $40.
Printing fund Caucasian & Carney
Printing Co. $40
Road fund: L. 2. Crawford S.; F. A.
Leonard $50; Kelly Livery Stable $40.
Bridge fund H. E. Barnes $40.
Kerry fund H. H. Balm z5c.
Incidental fund: Dillenberger Co. Soc
A. @. Phaneuf SI.I5; A. Kahn 81; En-
ders Furniture Co. SIS; Morris & Dick
son Co. $40; Elliott Elec. Co. $1,000
[. Groner & Sons S4.45; Gordon Jew
elry Co. $3.50; Carter Drug Go. soc;
Co. $2oI5
School fund: c. E. Byrd, school treas
urer $4,000.
Pauper fund: Hannah Thomas s.;
Jack Whitaker S. for Malinda Martin
District clerk fund: Clarke & Courts
s56-55.
Accounts paid since meeting April Il,
1910:
Criminal fund: ]. P. Flournoy, sher-
if $65.8s; 7. D. Price, arrest Webster
$3.50; J. E. Edwards. sheriff, $3.50;
7. P. Flournoy $I7o and $685.
Incidental fund.- Lee Hardware Co.
s27.a5; Shreveport Gas & E. l. Co.
$685. Cumberland T. & T. Co. $500.
District clerk fund: Clarke & Courts
SI7.5o, 1850.
Poor farm fund: B. F. Avery & Sons
$500; Charles Byrd $3.50; A G. /
Flournoy So; NJ Kelley & Son $32 20;
John NJ. Wynn 5000; Byrd Harrison
SI48I; John NJ. Wynn $55.o5; Hy Lips
somb $Io.s8; Jim Morehead $645; ].
D. Richardson $3.85; Nelson Watson
SI4.32; Kalmbach-Ford $3.50; Trans
'er & Livery Co. $4I5; Lee Hardware
20. $ao2.85; Ards & Co. $2o73; Craw-
ord Jenkins & Booth $326I; S A.
Alexander $o75; Virginia Carolina Co.
'o4.3o; H. NJ. We'll $5.55; Tusten Seed
20. 1924.
Road fund James McClurg $1,000;
I. z. Crawford $8445; jury .Conrpis-