The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-06-01
J. DAVENPORT,
PETER oTOULIG.
r. FISCHER.

Resolved, That the Surveyor IS OIL
rected to make plans and specilca,
tions, after consultation withthe School
Board, of school rooms TO be bullt, one
in the rear of the Washington ana the
other in the rear of the jefferson school
houses, and submit the same at the next
meeting of this Council, with an estl-
mate of the probable cost.
Resolved, That the Commissary IS
directed to regulate the Landing ana
living up of steamboats, and otner YES
sells so as not to interfere with othef
boats or with the business OF persons
occupying the batture with the consent
of the Council.
The following ordinance, offered by |
Mr.. Stoulig, was read, and after sus-
| pending the rules, considered and
adopted section by section, and then as
a whole:
| AN ORDINANCE CONCERNING THE kE-
| PAIR OF BANoUETTEs.
Be 1t ordained by the Mayor a. and
| Council of the city Of CarrotItom' 1ha1
whenever it becomes necessary to re-
pair any of the paved or planked side
walks of this city, made according to
| law, it shall be and is hereby made the
duty of the Commissary to notify the
| owner of the property fronting such
places to repair the same in sucn man
ner as he, the Commissary, shall deslg-
nate in his notice, within ten days alter
notice, the fact and date of service OF
such notice shall be duly recorded IN
his diary, and in cases of doubt, he
shall consult the Streets and Landings
Committee, and follow their directions
in the premises.
Be ii further ordained, Iiiat wnen-
ever the front owner, notified in accor-
dance with article of this ordinance,
shall aneond,es repair any of the paved
or planked sidewalks in the manner and
time required by the Commissary, the
Mayor and Council shall and will re-
imburse the cne-half of the cost to
such owner on presentation Of bill tol
the amount approved by the Commits
sary.
BE 1t further ordained, That for re-
fusing or neglecting to comply with the
t directions of the Commissary wher
: duly and properly notified as aforesaid,
the front owner shall be Liable to u fine
of SO for each offence, and for neg
lect to notify the front owners wneI
repairs are necessary, the Commissary
/ shall be liable to q fine of $40 for eaci
offence.
!, Mr.. Teller, in behalf of the Finance
;, Committee, reported in favor of paying
Mr.. Mattle's bill of $95 for painting
and whitewashing the market house
On motion, the report was accepted
and the Mayor authorized to draw
warrant for the amount.
" onnaoro1 and took
: seat.
It On motion, the rules were suspended
for considering bills, and the Mayo
was authorized to draw warrants for tn
following persons and amounts
S. Brown, for hauling $l2 o
r. w. Flemming, one thousand pa
troll blanks.
T. L. Maxwell, jury service--- D
PARISH COMMITTEE WARRANTS. A..
S.N. Canon. moving fences, &c. 2 6
y j. D. Hamper, Justices fees Al s
: S. Kerner, Constable's fees AS 9
DR.. p. Allan, jail physician --- 10 8
. A bill of Mr.. Deibel for 500 was re
!, ferred to Finance Committee, Ih
- President made some remarks in rela
ton to the sale of the Central Scho(
- House property.
II A motion of Mr.. Schuier, that tn
I Finance Committee, in connection wit
~ the Mayor, be vested with full powe
~ to act in relation to the sale OF tn
Central School House property, wa
carried.
A motion of Mr.. SCHUYLER, that th
. bills of sheriff and clerk in the suit {
-. d. Negrotto be paid, was carried, an
- the Mayor was authorized to draw wa
% rants for the amount, say 81 20.
r A motion of Mr.. Fischer, that tt
Council Hall and Treasuror's Office b
i whitewashed Fad painted inside an
ID outside, was carried; and on motion
ii the Surveyor was directed to contra'
/ for doing the work.
As On motion, the Council adjourne
e until Wednesday, June 18th, 1860, {
) o'clock p. NJ.
Is A true copy.
70 c.. c. PORTER, Secretary.
TOFFICIAL.
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