The Bossier banner., 1922-09-21

1921. GThe statement here referred to ap-
pears elsewhere on this page.-PHblSsher.
j. f.. Adair, Sheriff and ex-of1cio Tax
Collector, for Bossier Parish, having pre-
sented the foregoing report as his final set
tlement on the tax roll for the year 1920,
which settlement was accepted as settle
ment in full on said roll, quietus was
granted, this record In the minutes to take
the place OF and stand In lieu Of the issu-
ance Of a formal quietus.
The following ordinance was presented
by Mr.. R. E. McDade and duly seconded by
Mr.. Wilmington. and, upon vote, was
unanimously adopted:
AN ORDINANCE
Be It ordained by the Police Jury of the
Parish Of lBossier, in regular session con-
vened, That the right and privilege IL here
by granted to The Texas Company to lay
pipe lines for gas and water under the Bos-
sier City -Ninock public road at point $50
feet north Of mile post No. II on the L. r.
and N. Railway, and being in the southeast
quarter Of southwest quarter of section "a,
township 16, north range IL, west. Bossier
Parish Louisiana, as shown on plat attach
ed hereto, with the right to maintain such
pipe line under said road as long as same
may be necessary for the use Of the said
company.
Be 1t further ordained. That the said
pipe line shall be buried not less than three
feet below the surface Of the said road and
that said grantee shall in no manner dam
age said road, but shall leave the same In
as good condition as 1t was before the said
pipe line was laid under the said road.
Be 1t further ordained, That the said
grantee assumes any and all liability from
accidents that may happen on account of
laying and maintaining the said pipe line
and shall save and hold harmless the Par.
ish Of Bossier from any liabilities on ac-
count Of the laying and maintenance Of the
said pipe line.
Read and passed in regular session on
this, the 18th day of September, 1922, at
Benton, Bossier Parish, Louisiana.
The following claims, having been audit
ed by the Auditing Committee, were ordered
paid and the following warrants drawn for
same, to-wft:
e321-J. H. Montgomery, salary as
Justice of the Peace, April, May
and June 80
6322-Wellmans Undertaking Par
lors, transferring remains OF Jno.
Dalton, coffin and burial in For
est Park Cemetery ------------ 10 90
6323-Numerical Table Co., sup
plies furnished Assessor ------- 2 so
6324-Paul e. Mortimer, Clerk Su-
preme Court Of Louisiana, fling
transcript No. 25530, State %.
Hawkins ------------------- 10 90
and help ---------------------7 Is IS
count, 1929; Sherifs account
$3.54; Police Jury stationery,
$3.50 ------------------ 20 80
6327-Louisiana Oil Refining Cor
poration, gasoline for jail en-
g1ne e------------------- % 10
632s-A. H. Montgomery, feed and
board OF prisoners during August 1877 90
6329-W. I. Gayle, medicine for
prisoners ------------------ / 10
8S3O-R. E. Wyche Sons, supplies
for Jail ------------------- ! 90
6331--Louisiana Paper Co., case Of
SPHINX toilet paper ------------ Q 90
6332-C. c. Hardiman Co., 0 gal
Ions of paint for jail---------- ~ Is
6333-Morris Dickson Co.. vac
cine points, etc.. Board Of Health 8 50
6S34--J. F. Adair. Sheriff, cash
paid John Madison for wood, 20
cords, $75; cash paid, express on
tax receipts, $3.50 ------------ 50 50
6335-E. J. Tidwell, lumber ---.-- 81 81
-Pierson Co. sup
plies furnished Shcriff's ofice-- 22S 81
8337-R. E. MeDade, per diem and
mileage, two meetings-------- II 90
oss8-W. B. Wilbourn, per diem
e,an ana m mileage ,,,,..-------..-- %
OOOS--N. D. WlIDOuF0, per Olem
and mileage on Tidwell and BEN
ton road and Tidwell and Pal
metto road, two days, $40; COM
mittee work. checking Treasurer's
books, three days, $15---------- 25 90
634O-E. NJ. Coyle per diem and
mileage -----.--------------- 10 80
6341-R. d. Wilmington, special
meeting, August 18th, 81; Com
mittee work, $16; one day, per
diem and mileage, IT, 20 90
6342-I. G. McDade, per diem and
mileage. two meetings, SIG; three
days and mileage, checking Par
ish Treasurer's books, $24---- 40 90
The following warrant was drawn, as per
resolution duly passed:
6414-Mrs.A Fl. Whittington, Par
ish Treasurer. loan to Assessors
Salary Fund -----------------5 500 90
whereupon the Police Jury adjourned
sine die. ]. G.. McDADE,
President pro ten Police Jury, Bossier
Parish.
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