The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1912-01-28
An Ordinance

Of lrVylng a tax OF 1lN" mlllS lot
the five consecutive years OF
1912, 1913, 1914. 1913 and 1916, on
all the taxable property IN tn"
parish, for the building, con-
Strurting and maintaining OF
hard surfaced roads and bridges
throughout TN" parish. in ac-
.Urdanrr with AriiCl" 2ot o! II"
Constitution.
Section ]. BE- IL "r'tain"d BY ~"
Polio" Jury of ~" Parish ~ tadto,
state of Louisiana, in 'rgat assem-
bly, .onscnct, 'has % spr'iat election
is hereby called for tn" purpose ~
submitting :" fhc property 7aXpaS-
| ers OF the Parish of CaddO who are
lpntitIrh to vote under the general
detection laws Of the State, the prop
OsitiOn to assess and levy tax OF
five mills per annum for the five
consecutive years of 1912, 1913, 1914,
1915 and 1915 on the taxable prop
erty of the parish, for the purpose
of building, constructing and main
tanning hard surfaced roads and
bridges throughout The parish in ac-
cOrdance with the provisions of AFte
| iCle 29i of the Constitution.
See. 2. Be it further ordained. etc,
That notice of this ordinance shall
be given by publication of q proper
notice for thirty days in the Shrevee
| port Caucasian, o newspaper pub
Iished in said Parish Of Caddo, and
| that thirty days ahall intervene be
! tween the date Of che ttrse pNbl'Ca-
ton and Che dave Of shr holding of
Che election aDA the presidens 81
this Police 1urs !. hereby author
izcd 70 rause such publication 10 be
made.
Str. 3. Be IL further ordained. ~sG.,
That such election shall be held ON
| Tuesday, February 2, s9l2. at the
usual polling places of the PARISH of
CaddO, that the polls of election or
dcrpd and held under the provisions
Of this ordinance shall. on the said
eth day of February 1912, open at
Y O'Clock am. and remain open until
and not later than 5 O'Clock pm, and
| there shall be three commissioners
and two clerks of election at each
such polling places whose names
fhpy being hereby selected are as
follows:
Ward One.
Rodcssa: J. NJ. Thomas, J. p. Spear
man, NJ. l.. Gerald, commissioners;
w. M. BlaxtoD, clerk.
Ida: w. b. Means, r. H. Perry, J.
H. WestmOreland, commissioners:
J. +. Means, J. d. Barber, clerks; A.
l.. Byram, watcher.
Mira: f. w. Hawthorn, A. G. Dom
mick, w. b. LawtOn, commissioners;
l.. o. Williams, w. d. Wynn, clerks
G. w. Rutledge, watcher.
Hosston: NJ. P. LenOir, w. w,
Worley, A. l.. Pitts, commissioners;
J. NJ. Hale, G.. r. Keith, clerks; II. j.
LenOir, watcher.
Gillian: J. J. Lay, w. f. Hall, R. T.
Douglas, commissioners: w. b. Mer-
Ger, H. C.. Vaughn, clerks; Frank M.
DOrdan, watcher.
Bclcher: J. w. Dixon, S. F. G.
Pearcc: w. Hutchinson, commission
ers; Hall Nattin, A. p. Butler, clerks;
J. E. Adger, watcher.
Dixie: NJ. A. Dickson, r. w. Will
son. J. M. Sentell, commissioners: S.
S. Pittman, w. H. North, clerks.
Ward Two
Myrtis: J. ID. w. Carroll, C.. G. Car
roll, Jack Porterfleld, commission
ers; S. NJ. Vardeman, L. A. Walton
clerks.
Vivian: w. E. Martin, Tycus Hart,
n. E. Bird, commissioners; w. P,
Pearson, B. F. Teat, clerks; r. r. Ba-
ker, w. A. Hardin, W. B. Parker, D.
T. Barr, watchers.
Mt. Gilead: J. s. jolly, F. M. Hobbs,
J. H. Bruce, commissioners; s. B.
Burney, L. ID. WINS, clerks; J. Glen
kins. w. C. Wells, watchers.
Oil City: Ike Muslow, w. H. Wad-
kins, W. E. Baker, commissioners;
C. II. Thurmond, w. G.. Murray
clerks; b. F. Wood, NJ. 0. Stokes
watchers.
| Ward Three.
Mo0ringsport: J. V. Porter, F. T
Jeter, A. Y. Tillinghast, commission
ers; L. N. Crisp, Z. Ballard, clerks.
Blanchard: VIM. Williams, n. C
Backham, r. 7. Morgan, commits
fsioners; M. A. WATSON, clerk.
| Ward Five.
Greenwood: s. J. Phillips, II. p
Matthews, s. A. Alexander, commits
sioners; Lucien> Flournoy, J. NJ
Mays, clreks: J. NJ. Dunn, watcher.
Ward Six.
Spring Ridge: W. NJ. Sebastian, J
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