The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1874-03-21

thereto.
OECTION 1. Be it enacted by
10 the Senate and House OF Rep.
resentatiyes ofthe State of Louisi
ana in General Assembly conven
vened, That NJ. F. Michael, Viii.
liam ii. Finegan, A Costa, J. NJ
Tomlinson, L. II. iWynne, T. II.
Rowan, Thomas Reber, Charles
ii. Greenup, John Ward, L. II.
Clapp, Christian Wallace, Henry
Rehdr, William Robertson, Will.
am Robertson, William NJ. AK.
man, T. Dufour, R.Taylor, p. Selle,
ID. Bianchini, and their associ,
ates, successors a nd assigns, are
hereby created and constituted a
body corporate, for the purposes
and with the privileges and rights
as herein set forth
ARTICLE 1.
The said body corporate shall be
known under the name and tile
OF the new Orleans Sanitary Elk
cavating Company, and by this
title it shall acquire property, sue
and be sued, and shall enjoy and
exercise all the powers and rights
OF Il body corporate, under the
laws Of the State ii Louisiana, and
the domicile Of I'll e said company
shall he in the city of New Or
leans.
ARTICLE II.
This corporation is created for
public and sanitary purposes
within the corporp tie limits of the
city of New Orleans, and to effect
this object it shall have the sole
and exclusive privilege, which is
hereby granted 10 the said com.
pany, for the purposes OF cleaning
and removing fom all privies,
vaults, ETC., theI filth and excre-
ments deposited therein :; such
filth and excrements thus re-
moved, it not converted into fer
tilizing substances, shall be thrown
into the Mississippi river in the
First and Third Districts, and at
such places within the city limits
as the City Council may direct.
ARTICLE III.
The said company shall be en-
titled to charge the following
rates for the work OF cleaning of
privies, vaults, etc, in the city of
New Orleans, viz:
For vaults of houses inhabited
by two or four persons, shall not
be authorized tocharge more than
tie following rate, viz, seven dol
lars.
For vaults of houses inhabited
10y five or ten persons, ten dollars.
For vaults OF houses inhabited
by twelve or more persons. twelve
dollars.
For vaults Of houses occupied
by keepers of furnished rooms,
where three or ten roomers are ac-
commodated, ten dollars.
For same class of houses where
more than ten rpomers are accom-
modated, fifteen dollars.
For vaults of boarding houses
where more than five persons are
accommodated, ten dollars.
For vaults Of boarding houses
where more than ten persons are
accommodated,tiftee dollars.
For vaults OF boarding houses
where more than twenty five per
sons are accommodated, twenty.
five dollars.
For vaults Of hotels of twenty
tive rooms, twenty-five dollars.
For vaults of hotels, of fifty
rooms, fifty dollars.
For vaults OF hotels OF one hun.
dred rooms, one hundred dollars.
For vaults OF all public or chart
table institutions CHARITY Hospi-
tai excepted, for which there shall
be no charge) twenty-five dollars.
For vaults ofall houses used ex-
cluslvely for stores, or any mer-
business, and in which no
family resides, twelve dollars.
ARTICLE Nv.
The said company shall be en-.
titled to the foregoing charges
from the owners or agents of the
to which the vaults so
cleaned are attached.
ARTICLE v.
The said company shall provide
itself with the necessary nipple.
ments tor cleaning privies, vaults,
ETC., and the proper vehicles for
hauling away the filth and excre-
ments taken from said vaults, so
as not to incommode the public.
ARTICLE vi.
The capital stock of said com.
pany is hereby fixed as two hun.