Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-09

Ounded shall De ueANoio" VI
B pass laws andrordinances for the
ale .of said animals after three
avs notice in newspaper or by
costing.
Twelfth-To. abate nuisancss,
uppress houses of ill-fame, and to
,ause the arrest and punishment OF
SIS Us
Thirteenth-To enact laws and
ordinances and make approprla-
tons for the purpose Of building a
workhouse and providing for the
of the same.
Fourteenth-To cause persons
sentenced to fine and imprisonment
or either to be placed at work up
on the streets and other public
works of said corporation, in the
event of the failure Of said person
so sentenced to- pay the said fines
and costs, until the same shall be
paid by the labor Of said'person or
persons so sentenced, as aforesaid,
at one dollar per day, and to let
and hire out by contract the labor
Of the persons so sentenced and
failing to pay their fines and COSTS
under such rules and regulations as
may be fixed by ordinances; pro-
vided, that no charge shall be made
for the board or food Of any per-
son sentenced to labor in default
of paying fines. and costs by said
corporation or contractor during
the term fox which he may be SEN
fenced to labor: and provided, fur
ther, that all persons sentenced to
labor to pay the amount OF their
fine and costs shall be treated hui
namely.
Fifteenth-To pass laws and Or
dinances imposing fine upon all
persons who shall conduct any busi-
; ness or pursue any occupation for
which license liz to be collected
whenever such person shall conduct
said business OF pursue said oc-
cupation without previously obtain
, ing such license.
Sixteenth-To provide the means
and make regulations for prevent
! ing and extinguishing confiagratlon
! to make such regulations for thu
. building of party and fire walls a.
A., they may deem necessary for tina
purpose, and to regulate the servlc'
Of persons employed in working tirt
y engines.
Seventeenth-To determine IL
what part of the city wooden build
ines shall not be allowed to be cree
8 ted, and to prevent persons from re
8 constructing in wood old and de
caved wooden houses, under pre-
tense of repairing the same, in thos
parts of the city where it is lawfr
. . to build only in brick and stone.
= Eighteenth regulate the polio
! lof theatres, public balls, tavern'
e places for shows and exhibitions
:, places of public entertainment an
= saloons and shops for retailln
8 liquors, and to order the same to b
closed whenever the public safet
- and tranquility shall require it, an
to impose such duties and regul'
- tons upon persons keeping sue
" places as they may deem necessal
and proper. :,
&c Nineteenth - To regulate ii
y, proper governments Of carts, dray
T. carriages, omnibuses, and 9TH
IF vehicles of every description.
" Twentieth-To establish mark
a. places and farm out the same.
o. Sec. 10. Be it further enacted, et'
20 That the mayor and city council
no Monroe shall succeed to and be il
be vested with all the rights, proper
IT, and possession of the town OF Mo
to roe, as previously Incorporated.
10 Sec. IL. Be it further enacted, et'
- That the mayor and four counc
~ men, and no less number shall co
nd stitute a quorum to transact bn'
ng ness; but to lay any tax toll or ii
.te post, or to fix any license, or
nd make any appropriation, it sh'
~ require vote of the majority OF
TIC the councilmen, and the affirmati
es, and negative of such vote shall
in recorded on the minutes.
bv Sec. ~. Be it further enacted, ct
~ =. That the mayor and city coun
~ shall in no case, pass any laws or
M dinances wherein q fine exceedi
Is; two hundred and fifty dollars a
mt IMPRISONMENT for more than Sin
he days may be imposed.
Sec. l3. Be it further enacted, et
.hs That whenever the owner OF pl
ks, ,o,4v- in front of which q sidewa