The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-12-19


ResoIued, That the Commissary is
directed to notify G. Bertrand f. w. c.,
the ownet of the old house in Square
No. 6-1., on Short street, to cause the
same to be torn down and the rubbish
removed or fenced in within 20 days
after notice and in default, the Com
missary is directed to pull down the
said house at the expense of the said
owner atid fence in the rubbish at her
expense.
The following Resolution and Ordi-
nance from the Finance Committee
were read, received and after suspend
ing the rules considered item by item
and adopted separately and as whole.
ReSolved, That the Mayor is author
lied and requested to advertise and sell,
or farm out the Revenues of the Market
of this City, on Monday, the Oath of
December, at IL NJ, at the Council Hall
for the ensuing year subject to the pro-
visions of the Ordinances in relation to
the Marketahd the amendments thereto,
and on the usual terms, viz:
The purchaser to give therefor his
twelve promissory notes endorsed to
the satisfaction of the Mayor, of equal
amounts and payably respectively on
the last day of each month in tho year
1861.
AN ORDINANCE
Supplemental to an Ordinance IN reLa-
ton to the Market adopted May
Bird, 1S48, and re-adopted March
10, 1855.
1. Be it Ordained by the Mayor and
Council of the City of Carrollton, That
when application is made to the Mayor
in accordance with Article 2, of tho
original Ordinance for the use of a
Stall OF Stand in the Market, the Oath
sofsthe Applicant shall contain n decla-
ration that the applicant is not the
Lessee of the Market and is in no way
interested, either directly or Indirectly
sin theSI Iaeasesor Revenues of the Market.
q. q. BE it further Ordained, That the
Jlease Of the Market and the collection
'of tho Revenues thereof, shuIl not be
transferred without the consent of the
Mayor and Council previously obtained,
under a penalty of fifty dollars.
3. Be it Further Ordained, That all
persons are forbidden TO commit any
nuisance or acts offensive to decency
inside of the Market House, or deposit
any offensive tainted or decayed Meats,
Vegetables or other matter therein,
under penalty of five dollars for each
offence. all persons are forbidden to
make use of and give utterance to oaths
and obscene and vulgar language and
noises in said Market, under penalty
of five dollars for each offence; all
vendors in said Markethouse are re-
quired to be clean in person and dress,
I'll .{n fk hos a mr.
others visiting the Market; they shall
not refuse to supply Meats, Vegetables
or other articles not sold, to persons
who will pay for them, under penalty
of five dollars for each offence, and
on due proof being made to the Mayor
of the violation of this Article in any
one particular by any vendor in said
Market; the Mayor shall Withdraw the
permission or certificate granted in
accordance with Article Z, of the orr
ginal Ordinance, hnd such person shall
not be allowed the use of any Stall or
Stand in said Market at any time
afterwards. The fines imposed by this
Ordinance are recoverable before any
competent Magistrate, and all Ordi-
nances or parts of Ordinances con
flicting herewith are hereby repealed.
On motion the rules were suspended,
sundry bills were read and the Mayor
authorized to draw warrants for the
following persons and amounts:
l.. Fehner, for 90 barrels Coal
for Council Hall l--.----$ IL 90
H. Schroeder, hauling dead cow 2 90
G.. G.. Porter, Notarial feos for
Bonds of Officers, etc. bS w
r. Fischer, pickets and dlumber ~ w
Parish Committee Warrants:
J. ID. Hamper, Justice fees in
Criminal cases --.-s--- % II
Y. J. Lccorgne, Justice fees 100
in Criminal cascs------- 81 rs
S. Kerncr, Constable fees in
Criminal cases --..---- 10 o3
.Commandcur, Attorniesfees
in civil suits y SZ
S. y. Canon, Coal, Wood, etc
for Courthouse and Jail y ~
J.H Bender, Armoir for Clerks
Office . %
Estate NJ, Paulet, judgement
against Committee -.---- D ~