New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-15

kess nave oeen conoucteo during the past
year, nave oeen careIui 10 examine Ito
anu become acquainted WIN Ill the inter-
os1S ana "DETAILS reiating tnereto.
Inc ioterest OF she Guy mas oeen most 10.
yufiousiy auecteo' linahcialy, under the
law OF the state estaoisnng private mar
he!s' " Inc e1tent OF SiS'9W per annum.
as Is exnlolteu IN the 1ailng on In the reve.
nues OF the markets. since the passage Of
Tue ~, w 20 oale VI MArhets LOT the year
1872 S Sov' safe VI markets. 1or the year
!o.o, e-V,osS.
Az an carry sIase OF tae Term OF the
present Couhclt TOOK an active stand In
oehaI OF the Guys interest against the
system VI private markets' convinced OF
tno iInPol'cJ demonstrated IN may re-
spects.
! ~ o"iu ln"1 " t4on - 'na1 III ctimate
as T upnn oai'..atI auas h1 sueh incense
snouiu % aaIoIeo as 'ne ao'snment, at
Inc op'iu s "a Iho oi'.z1n' VI business, the
nature " "hicH nay DO obnoxious u an
estaohsheG neisnoorh40u anu deti mental
10 me pup'io heaitn. "ns1 can De more
preJudlclal, in either case, than close
| proximity 70 oecAyIns animal and vegetable
uat.ei' Pa',icuidiAy uufinT our summer
season, ~nlcn can Do saieiy pu' down aa
| one.haI OF ths Year, TOOK occasion to
sis.t. inoiv'uualy, several OF the private
InalAets curing last summer anG 10 Oh
| serve tnese grave nuisances:
onoer tue law the CITY enjoys no such su-
perViso'y power as IN the case OF the pu0-
'ic iu"Ihete- A.o market ordinances here-
WIN acconpahslh which are very strin-
the Of the prime me 81
nte. ana the Ike OF wbioh are rigidly en-
lorce9 III aA inc principal cities OF tho
"0rla.
10 eAamlne tne icler1or ana IN many in
ssauoes, loa'nsohe qualify OF meats served
70 tne poor particularly IN the suburban
ulssric's Oh the CITY, would extract from
you convincing Endorsement OF my alb
horrence OF the system.
I't 70 ", .1 m 'ne' We o"nersel priVatS
MAJ nous oi"ii pay tuo saue license as reLaM
oeaiers' " uich' uuurr tne Incense or0luancS.
OF the CITY, IS only el0 10 80.
IN many OF these ilarkets is sold groce-
RES Meaos' vegetables, poultry. fish, fruit
and, Ia TACT, everything else that can be
Io4no III any OF tne large pubic marietta
Last year the city imposed license OF
elU on eacn, ana out OF about four hun
u n Only coAec1eu from seVenty-twO-s
sCzoo.
Tue Councii, taxing into considera ton the
unJus. discrimination IN FAVOR Ut the own
ers Vi prlVate markets against inc Occu-
pants OF sta!is Ill tho pubic markets. tn
creased the license On the former to 5000
eaeh Tor the present year. A butcher in
800 20 per annum for a slugle stall, and
SlU license besides, and can only sell meats.
while the private market owners can seH,
anything, and under the law may only have
to pay the license OF ~ retail dealer, SIS
to S2o.
The public markets are closed as swelvs
O'CLOCK H., daily, for sanitary purposes,
which is em;uently proper to cleanse and
purify them. The private markets keep
open oil day during the entire year. and artS
With the Individual taste of the owner -
Respectfully,
A' LIZ
S"MMiTrBB on UsPNBHsD BvsiNEss,
we" "'!o"nS January 49, Aofs.
70 Che honorable Speaker and Members Of tho
] " to'"
". 81. S'I I VI onnn,sne. business
t 4aso .ao nonoi w !ep1Il 'hat 1ney nave
nan -. ooun.uei "'loh iiouse OIL NO. i'S.
Nc NJ. w - N",o niai Nous III Inc Guy oi
~. Io~ O,oans, anI !ep"it 1uos'i.ute LOT
.ne sa.ne, saiu suoS titute TO oe 1htitied AN
"o' ~ ~ S u!"to tno PriVate markets IN ene
ony VI NY" Ofieans, anu ZOE o.her Pof-
Poscs' gu" altoI giving sain SUBSTITUTE q
thorough consideration. recommend its I'M
~ eonhec''n WIN stlu q
sto n W. r, " oulh'A unica ION irone
no no & 'n1on' "a COMMERCE. referring 70
'no az, n"Io
-; nSo, ha ec nau unaer consideration house
L. TO l..Nly b S,.A