The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-03-16
Caddo Parish to said property.
Unanimously adopted this the 18th
day of March 1913. as follows:

day of March 1913. as follows:
Ayes: Hollis, Huckabay, Winter,
Thoman, Thurber, Phillips, Maggie,
Hutchinson.
Nays: None.
The communication of Commits
sioner Riyes requesting the Jury to
pass an ordinance requiring all an
tomobile owners living outside OF
any city or town to have a number
placed on their cars with the words
Caddo Parish, La, No., was on
motion referred to the district at
torney to draft said ordinance.
Matter of smaller ballot boxes for
the country continued.
The committee on increase of pay
to petit jurors reported they had
decided not to go contrary to the
law lin such cases.
Roads east of Fair grounds to
Velva street, and one in sections 25
and e., township II, range IA, con-
tinued.
By Mr.. Nagle: That the Police Jury
accept the report of the freeholders
appointed to locate road at Cedar
Grove and filed at last meeting and
that said road be granted provided
all dedications are made to the par
ish.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes: Hollis, Huckabay, Winter,
Thoman, Thurber, Phillips, Nagle,
Hutchinson.
Nays: None.
The following dedications to the
Harris Island road were filed for
record: Kirk Railsback, C. G.. Hern-
don, Louis Levy ct al, A. H. Leon
ard, J. L. Gayle and o. P. Gahagan.
- Mr.. Winter reported messages
from Congressman Watkins and
Senator Thornton advising him Of
the passage of the bill authorizing
the building Of Twelve Mile bayou
bridge. The extension of bill for
Caddo lake bridge and had not
passed and the matter would have
to come up again.
Mr.. Winter reported that the
clerk of the District Court had
agreed to make no charges against
the parish in future for recording.
The parish engineer granted fur-'
Their time on gravel and gravel pits.
A communication from the State
Board looking to the destruction of
buzzardS as being carriers of dis
eases among stock, was on motion
referred to Mr.. Thurber and the dis
trict attorney.
On the recommendation of Engi-
neer Bullen and On motion of Mr..
Nagle the jury authorized the en-
ployment of two additional inspec-
tors to look after the contemplated
permanent roads, as it was unani-I
agreed to have all the per-
manent road work hereafter on the
five different routes started at the
same time.
The list of oil companies whose
pipe lines are reported lying on the
surface of roads in the Oil field dis
trict was filed by Juror Huckabay.
The president viii send notices to !
the companies to comply with the
ordinance of the parish, and On
their refusal, the matter to be re-
Tered to the district attorney.
The jury authorized that bids be
returnable on April 10, 1913,
for the construction of the second
five miles on Shreveport-Mansfield
road, Shreveport-Gr road,
Tim Mooring road and Arkansas line
Dad.
WARD TWO.
By Mr.. Hollis: That the engineer
De and is hereby authorized to take
evels at Oil City and to furnish the
ury with such information as will
determine the question of drainage
It this place. Carried.
WARD FIVE.
By Mr.. Phillips: That the engineer
De instructed to look into the mat
er of road which is in bad condi-
ion inward Five, as we'll as two
BRIDGES on this road.
WARD EIGHT.
Petition to change polling place
rom Forbing to Lucas was filed and
aid over until next meeting.
C. E. Perroncel, parish treasurer.
hen made his report, presenting his
-ouchers, which were checked, can
elled and filed, and said treasurer
ccorded full and complete acquit-
ance to March 10, 1913.
Statement of C. E. Perroncel, pa
sh treasurer, in account with Cad
10 Parish, Louisiana, from February
1913, to March 10, 1913:
Receipts
o cash on hand in First
National Bank Feb. St66. 64954l