The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-02-11

day ana night, ana that his salary b
fixed at fifty $3.50 dollars per montI
The resolution was adopted nnani
mously.
The following application from NJ
g James S. Davis was then read to til
/ Board:
ALEXANDRIA. La,
9 Feb. 3. 1850.
D To the Hon. Mayor and 7own Council &
Alexandria, La:
GENTLEMEN In the event of you
increasing the Police force of the Towr
I most respectfully request You to ap
point me on the force as second or sn
coordinate officer. Itappninted | shaI
endeavor to faithfully discharge al
the duties of the Office and obey the or
ders of superior officers.
l remain. gentlemen,
Very respectfully,
:, JAS. s. DAVIS.
On motion Mr.. James $. Davis WI
elected Deputy Constable hv acclama
ton. to serve for ninety (9W days from
February !, 1880.
The following petition from Mr.
c. Goldenberg was presented and rea,
to the Board:
ALEXANDRIA. La, }
Feb. 3, 1880 {
To the Hon. the Mayor and Councilmel
Of the Town Of Aleraudria, La.:-
GENTLEMEN - The undersigned, a
renter of-two of the store rooms undo,
the Town Hall, would respectfully beg
of your Body to have q suitable shed
put up in front of the portion occupied
10y him, so as to keep rains and the
sun ont of the building. Your kind
consideration will much obIige,
Very respectfully,
CHAs. GOLDENBERG.
On motion of Councilman Rosentllal
it was
Resolved, That the sum of Ten fsl0)
Dollars be and the same is hereby ap-
propriated for the purpose of erecting
suitable shed. as prayed for by Mr..
Chas. Goldenberg.
The following communication from
Mr.. Moses Mayer was read, and on
motion was very respectfully laid on
the table:
ALEXANDRIA.
Feb. ), 1890 {
10 the Honorable Mayor aud Council Of
+ alexandria:
GENTLEMEN i most respectful,
would ask, gentlemen, to reconsider
yonr tax for this Corporal ion for pur-
chasing Hides Mt $I5 90 per annnm too
high, and would most respectfully ask
you to put it down to &IODO. rs ! am
not in habit no way of purchasing
Hides OH wagons brf get all from Mrr
Chants of this Town but even am
willing to heIp the Corporation aud
pay $1,000 all it is worth and no more
Hoping this will meet your favor, |
remain respectfully yours,
MOSES MAYER, Agt.
The following Urtii anccs were in
troduced and unanimous inpted =
BE it Ordaincl by the MAYOR aud
Rnnid OF Aldermen If the Town of
Alexandra, La. on this the 3 day ct
February, 4. ID. 1880 That from and
after the publication Of this Ordinance
no horses, mares, mules. colts. COWS.
yearlings 0' calves. shalt t'n allowed
or permitted to he turned nut in the
streets or limits of this Corporation at
night. All stock being found in the
streets during the night shall he taken
possession of by the Town Constable
and placed in P"uld.
Persons ar owners claiming such
stock, AFTER |" ing placed in the rnuuf,
shall, for the frs; "!f-urr. be tinp,l or.
assessed One Dollar. and inr inc sIc
on,l offence and all offences thereafter,
shall he fined or assessed Two Dollars
and Fifty cents; and in each case or
instance the l'altIrs or owners rha |, in
addition to the fine, he liable FL, and
made tn pay the necessary expenses
for placing Ties" animals in the Pound.
Approved
SAM. FELLOWS,
A. B. RACIAL, Mayor.
Secretary.
BE it Ordained by the Mayor and
Board of Aldermen of the Town of
Alexandria, La, on this the 81 day of
February, A. d. 1880, That from and
after the publication of this Ordinance,
all horses, mares, mules, cows, calves,
&C., found in the in the enclosure or
yard of the Town Hall, shall he taken
up as trespasses, aud placed in
Pound by the Town Constable, and
before returned to their owner OF
owners, a penalty of one dollar and
necessary expenses shall he exacted
before they are turned out Of the
Pound and returned to the party or
parties claiming the said animal or
animals.
Approved:
SAM. FELLOWS,
A. B. RACIAL, Mayor.
Secretary.
Be 1t Ordained. by the Mayor and
Board If Aldermen of the Town of
Alexandria, La, on this the Sd day of
February, A. D. 1880, That from and
after the publication of this Ordinance,
no gambling or Games of Chance,
Wheels of Fortune, Gift Enterprises,
etc., shall be permitted or licensed in
any of the streets of the Corporation
Or on any of its sidewalks.
Any person or persons caught viola
ting or evading this Ordinance, shall
be fined Twenty Dollars for each and
every offense, and in default of pay
nent of said fine, shall be imprisoned |
n the Town Lookup for AZ hours.
Approved:
SAM. FELLOWS,
A. B. RACIAL, Mayor.
Secretary.
On motion, it was unanimously