The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-08-10
Public Notice.
THE ST.~H orI

l. - HE STATE OF LOUISIANA, }
i loWh Oh COMMISSIONING, Mayors Office,
.aH August !, 1873. }
IAMiNG to the numerous complaints of
| " the filthy condition of the street cutters
and streets in front OF the premises of man Y
OF our citizens, which at this season of tLe
year, is highly injurious to the public health
the following sections of the town or,Ii
nances relative to health are published for
the information of the public :
| CHAPTER XXX. hir
| SEg. 3D. Be ii ordained, &C.. That the
owner or occupant of every house, ward
stable, stall, lot OF ground, within the in,
habited portion OF the corporation, shall
keep the aanle eleRn and shall not at any
time. sufser kitchen stuff, oyster shells.
shavings, chips, dung, trash or filthy mat
ter OF any kind to remain upon his lot.
ground or property, under d penalty of ten
dollars.
See. 90. That it shall not be lawful for
any person to throw, empty, or allow to be
thrown or emptied in any manner yhotso
ever, III the cutters of the banauettes. on
said banquettes or sidewalks, in the streets.
ia the bitches or drains of the streets. on
the leyee, on the shores of the Mississippi
river or bayou LafOurehe. squares, roads or
public places any oyster al,ells, dung, kitch-
en- stlia broken glass, feculent matter,
sp'lma, OF filth whatsoever, any corrupt and
putrid water exhaling an infeotious or of I
fensive smell injurious to tho public health.
under penalty not less than ten dollars
nor more than twenty-five dollars for every
ofense, etc.
: Sec. 100. That all owners of stables or
stalls or persons renting the same, are for
hidden TO suffer dung to accumulate in the
same, ana all SAID persons are required to
keep constantly III a state of greatest clean
illness the said stables or stalls. and the
whole extent of their premises under q PEN
n an ftnlI nnsc
1or act or neglect IN violation of this article
Sec. l03. That all persons are forbidden
10 throw, empty out or deposit either Ivy
day or night, in any street, public way, lot
OF ground, IN the gutter of any hanauets, in
any ditch, basin Or canal. ON the levee or
bank OF the river or bayou, or near any in
habited place, any feces, or dung or anv
other peculent matter exhaling fetid odors
or noxlous stencil, under penalty of a fine |
OF rom three to twenty five dollars, Sz0.
oec. lu4 mat the owner or occupant of |
every house, st0re or other tenement or |
any lot, yard or inclosure shall ON Tuesday, |
Thursday and Saturday in each week, be. |
tween the hours Of five and eight o'clock in |
the morniilg, collect and deposit it in front |
OF tAeir premises, in tub. barrel or other |
Vessel, all trash, filth, shells, kitchen offal.
or other putrid or putrescent matter that |
may have accumulated therein, under a pen |
atty of five dollars.
sec. IOo. That 1t shall be the duty of the |
Mayor, Constable or other police officers TO |
cause to be carried away from the streets. |
squares and other public places and WAYS, |
all objects and things that in their opinion |
might impair the public salubrity
All good citizens are c;lrnestly urged IL, |
assist the municipal authorities in their eff |
forts to preserve the present healthy condi- |
ton OF the town. by cheerful and general |
of the above sanitary rules,
without forcing them to adopt measures To |
compel strict enforcement of the same.
FREDERICK DUFFEL,
Mayor. !