The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-08-30

SuCu Olul6 DIS SndlI Dc IlTONlu6U IOI
by the ordinances and bylaws OF
the corporation after the receipt
of his warrant for collection of any
tax, license, fine or penalty which
may have been levied and ordered
to be collected, collect the same
and pay it into the hands of the
treasurer, and for that purpose he
shall have the same power aud
means to enforce the payment OF
corporation taxes, licenses, fines
and penalties imposed by the
mayor and councilmen, whether
on residents or residents, as
are given, or may be given, to
State tax collectors by the laws of
the State of Louisiana, to enforce
the payment of the State taxes,
licenses, fines and penalties.
Sec. IL. Be it further enacted,
ETC., That it shall be the duty of
the treasurer of said city to
receive and recript for all moneys
paid over TO him by the collector;
TO Keep an accurate account of all
receipts aud expenditures in a
well bound book, and to submit
the same to the mayor and c0un-
cllmen when required; and no
money shall be paid out of the
treasury of the city by him except
upon. q warrant signed by the
mayor and countersigned by any
one of the councilmen. ... ..
Sec. II. Be it further enacted.
etc, That the treasurer shall be
eX Officio secretary of the city
council, and as such shall be pres
ent at all their. meetings, and in a
well bound book for that purpose
shall keep full minutes of the pro
ceedings of each meeting, and he
shall read all laws, ordinances and
resolutions and all other proceed
lngs of the city council, and shall
cause all bylaws, ordinances aud
resolutions enacted by the mayor
and councilmen to be Immediately
promulgated by posting the same
in two or more public places in the
said city, or by publication in any
newspaper published in said city
or parish of Jefferson, he shall file
all bonds of the city officers, as
elsewhere provided, in a separate
book for thatpurpose, and certified
copies of said bonds and of all
laws, ordinances and resolutions
of the mayor and councilmep shall
be evidence in all courts of this
State; he shall furnish, free of cost,
to the mayor or councilmen of the
city certified copies of all laws, or
dinances and resolutions and other
matter, and shall do and perform
such other duties as may be i'm
posed upon him by the ordinances
of the city. a- ga...-.. -E r.
Sec Ii. BE it further enacted,
ETC., That it shall be the duty of
the marshal to attend the meet
ings of the council, and do and
perform all such duties as may be
required of him by the mayor and
cOuncilmen, and' all other duties
imposed by law upon the consta-
bles of this State, for which he
shall receive the same fees and
emOluments as are allowed by the
laws of the State Of Louisiana 70
.constables, and it is further pro
vided that the said marshal shall
be aud is hereby invested with all
the powers that are or may be
delegated to the constables of the
State of Louisiana.
Sec. IA. Be it further enacted,
ETC., That it shall be the duty of
the assessor to assess the property
on which said mayor and council
men are authorized to impose
taxes, and make out a list of i'm
movable, landed and other prop
erty in said city subject to said tax
thereon, pursuant to the ordinan-
ces of said city, and the said as
SCISSOR shall be and is hereby in
vested with all the powers that
are or may be vested in assessors
of the State taxes by the laws of
this State. . -H..r.ri ..F
Sec. 10. Be it further enacted,
ETC., That the mayor and council
men of the city of Kenner shall
furthermore have full power to
maintain and reopen, without CON-
pensation to the owner or owners
of the land required for that pur-
pose, all the streets, alleys and
roads designated as such on GER
tain plot surveyed and made by
w. p. Thompson, surveyor, and
dated the second day of March, i'm
the year 1856, a copy of which is