The Carrollton sun., 1861-01-05


nc = 800.
Be etc.. That any per-
son requiring anysof the above licenses,
for purposes therein specified, and fail
ing to take out the same before the 18th
of january, of each year, except those
for one day and night, shall pay fine
of no less than $40, nor more than S25,
and all laws or parts of laws, conflicting
with this Ordinance, be, and the same
are hereby repealed. ssal
Be it ordained etc., That tli
of ali licenses must be paid in ad
except those over Fifty dollars OF lll
the first half, shah be paid in cashs and
the balance in note due on the lst
July, next ensuing and endorsed to the
satisfaction of the Mayor; and on the
production of the Treasurer's receipt
for the payment as aforesaid, the Com:
troller shall issue a license, and Hcen-
ses taken on or after the first of July,
shall be paid entirely in cash.
Be it ordained, etc., That persons
taking out license for the sale of spirit
uous and malt liquors or wines, shall
give bonds and security in the sum OF
two hundred and fifty dollars. That all
licenses shall date from the first of
january, except those required for any
business opened or commenced after:
January, which shall date from the
first of the month in which the busi-.
ness was opened, and only the pro rata
of the yearly price shall be required
for licenses taken after January, cal
culating from the first of the month IN
which the business was commenced or
in which the license should be taken,
except those given for one day and
night, and those the price of which is
ter dollars and under, and no license
shall be transferred, except on consent
of the Mayor and Council previously
obtained.
On motion of Mr.. Engleman the rules
were suspended and on his motion, the
words "also, that this Ordinance does
mot apply to the Pedlers of Fruit.
"Cakes, ConfectioIieries, Beer of the
Country, Milk, WooaI, oysters, Creams
Cheese and Vegetnbles,' in the last
..part of Article 2, Akof the Ordinance
.concerning HasaNsArs and pesllers'
were strickea out and relse ealed.
An OR DI sl
.Supplemental ID an s5lszssce Id felfz
tion to the lIord l1l19y
Bird, 184S. and re- 1lgo
19, 1855
/. Be it Ordained by the Mayor and
Council of the City of Carroilton, That
when application is made to the Mayor
in accordance with Article I, of the
original Ordinance for the use of a
Stall or Stand in the Market, the Oath
of the Applicant shall contain deela-
ration that the applicant is not the
Lessee of the Market and is in no way
interested, either directly or indirectly
in the Lease or Revenues of the Market.
2. Be it further Ordained, That the
Lease of the Market and the collection
of the Revenues thereof, shell 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 dccency
inside of the Market House, or deposit
anv offensive tainted or dccayed Meats
Vegetables or other matter therein
under penalty of five dollars for eacf
offence all persons are forbidden tc
make use of and give utterance to oaths
and obscene and vulgar language anc
noises in said Market, under penalty
of five dollars for each offence; al
vendors in said Markethousc are re-
quired to be clean in person and dress
and civil and polite to purchasers ant
others visiting the Market; they shall
not refuse to supply Meats, Vegetables
or other articles not sold, to person:
who will pay for them, under penalty
of five dollars for each offence, anc
on due proof being made to the Mayor
of the Violation of this Article in any
one particular by any vendor in sait
Market; the Mayor shall withdraw the
permission or certificate granted il
accordance with Article Z, of the Uri
ginal OrdinanceSand such person shal
not be allowed the use of any Stall oI
! Stand in said Market at any time
afterwards. The fines imposed by thi
! Ordinance are recoverable before any
competent Magistrate, and all Ordi
! DoucnS or nartS of Ordinances con