The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-09-11

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ried.
MIR. Scott moved that Miss Allene
Alexander be appointed beneficiary at
the State Normal School at Natchito-
ches, and $500 per term be appropriat-
led Ior her expenses. Carried.
Mr. Scott authorized to have bridge
butt on Buncornbe road at the lowest
possible price.
Declarations OF w ]. Hughes for right
of way in section so, township %, range
Is west, filed; also dedications of Cling
man Nursery & o. Co.
WARD SEVEN.
Mr.. Nagle, duly seconded, moved that
the action of the jury at its meeting
September 9, 1900, relative to adopting
the Keachie route for the proposed
model road from Mansfield to Shreve-
port, be rescinded Carried
BY Mr. Nagle: That the jury adopt
the route on the east side of the Texas
and Pacific railroad from Keithville to
the DeSoto line. The motion was unan-
imously adopted
On motion of Mr.. Maggie the secretary
is hereby instructed to advertise for bids
for bent bridge about 80 or IS feet long
on Keachie and Keithville road over
slough north of Doggy bayou.
WARD EIGHT
Mr.. POLICEMAN presented the following
petition:
We the undersigned parties do hereby
petition your honorable body, the Police
Jury of Caddo Parish. to change the
polling precinct in Ward Eight from
Sand Beach to Forbing. Signed Dwight
Shapley. ct ais.
On motion same to lay over under
the rules Until next meeting.
On motion of Mr.. Moss, the secretary
is hereby instructed to advertise for
bids for either steel or concrete bridge
about 20 feet long at Sand Beach in
Ward Eight on the river road. Bids to
be opened at next meeting Of the jury.
By Mr. Scott That the monthly al
1oWance for paupers be discontinued
from and after this date Carried.
G. E. Perroncel, parish treasurer, then
made his report, presenting his vouch-
ers, which were checked, cancelled and
filed, and said treasurer accorded a full
and complete acquittance to September
8. 1910.
Statement OF c. E. Perroncel, parish
treasurer, in account with Caddo Parish,
Louisiana, from July II. 1910. to Sep
TENDER s 1906
Receipts: To cash on hand in First
National Bank s43,z3s.z3; to cash from
Justice Peace Ward Five, refund costs
$500; s4378843.
Disbursements Incidental fund, paid
out on warrants $81455; salary fund
ST458,3o; pauper, health and sanitation
fund $5e2.oo; criminal fund $Iss3.2o;
good roads fund $532Ie2; poor farm
fund $7oo.o2; bridge fund $2252o co. per
manent good roads fund $232.ao; ferry
fund $1I2oo; repair fund $3.50; print
ing fund $II3.8z; district clerk fund
$54z5 district attorney fund $4,000;
Louisiana State Fair building fund
$4,000; juror and witness fund SI4.4o;
cash on hand in First National Bank
September 5 $28,oI3.32; 43,78843.
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date, Shreveport, La, Sept 8, 1910
GEO. A. POLICEMAN.
WILLIAM WINTER.
R. T. DOUGLAS.
The following accounts were allowed:
District clerk fund. NJ L. Bath Co.
S1o.75.
Incidental fund Daniel O,Connell
$12783; Calm Electric Co. $50; Hoke5
Plumbing Co. $500; Dillenberger Co.
$500; Waterworks Co. $2o85; Friend
Hardware Co. I5c; Wel1nan Co. $50 !;
C. c. Bailey S.; A. Kahn S.; L. Groner
& Son $I85; Wiener-Loeb Co. Soc;
Hirsch & Leman Sc; Morris & Dickson
IS; sIyie Watson Co. $o65.
Bridge fund: c. NJ. Hicks SI.25; Al
W. Hill $78.25; F. A. Leonard soc.
Printing fund: Caucasian $62; C. W.
Hardy Printing Co. $4.25; w. E. Brown
s4424; H. E. Barnes S.: H. H. jenkins
10; ]. N. & G. ". Robinson $50. 81; J.I
G. Mahlen $I.8o; Hall Nattin $45.7s
The Gallon Iron Works S187I88.
Health and sanitation fund DR.. Alex
ander SIS; Mayfeld Drug Co. S22.o2.
Criminal fund ]. P. Flournoy sheriff
$500, Sass, $500, S4I.5o; ]. F. Hen
derson $40.