The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1889-01-26


persons is four, tie license shail be seven |
ty-five dollars ($75.)
9th CIass-W hen inc number Of said
persons IS three the license shall be fifty
dollars (89G.1
1914 Class-W When the number of said
persons is two the license shall be forty
dollars (S40)
1fth Claes-When the number Of said
persons is one the license SHAH be thirty
dollars
PEDnLERs AND iAwKE,}s-
Each and every peddlcr and hawker
shall pay an annual license, graded as
follows: When travelling on foot, FIVE
/ dollars {a5l; when travelling en- hoFsebark,
I len. dollars f&l0A: VIXEN travetiag IL one
horse vehicle. fifteen dollars (3l5}; when
travelling Ia two horse vehicle, thirty Goi-
4 lars (s30); when travelling on boat, barge
or other water craft one hundred doiiGrs
I (8lGG}.
Under suspension of the rules 3Ir. St
4 Julien moved the following resolutions IS
3 sunplenieat to the license law for 1852:
b. If reseiCsd That a special tax CT
. 81 90 be Imposed upon every man owning
one dog, s. GO for the second, and 50.
for the third, and so on in graduation as
the number increases
2nd-That on complaint lodged by any
I citizen before any Justice Of the peace,
the owners OF dogs shall be compelled to
raw the aforesaid tax, and the amount
turned over TO the Parish Treasurer.
i The petition presented by John Dcmer-
it. Marie Granger and dean Louis, indi-
gents. were acted upon as follows: The
sum of S25. 90 is hereby ordered TO be paid
to John Delnerit; the sum OF &25e0 is
hereby ordered to be paid to Syphroin
Landry for account cf Marie Granger;
the sum of $1,000 is ordered to be paid to
D. A. Cochran for account of Jean Louis.
The petition Of Osma Boudreux, Luclen
Judice. and Morphy Robinson, asking
for free peddler's license, was read, and
the said parties being disabled, it was re.
solved 20 grant g free license to each OF
the aforesaid petitioners for the year
1859
b!r Brown offered the following,
which was adopted: -
Be It rssoieed, That as the year 1888 has
closed, the parish funds be and are here
b3 thrown iato general fund
a communication from the police jury
Of Vermilion, in reference to establishing
, q public Terry dCTOSS Day you u uiiAIoi {"
Oiidon Broussard's 8, with a request to ap
point committee Of conference on tht
part of this parish, was read, and the fol
: lowing resolution adopted:
Be n reso'ucd, That agreeable to tn
: suggestion of the police jury Of Vermi
ion committee of three be appointed t
act coniointly with similar committee o
9 Vern6li5n in ascertaining the cost OF es
tablishing ard koe Ping public ferry a
Y Olidous crossing. !
. The President appointed Ford hAh
= pauir, A. Theall and 0yerton Gaze O
!, said committee. @
. Mr. Theriot introduced the following
"a which was adopted:
70 Be it reSoyssd, That l. Falk, J. F., b
: and is hereby ordered. to turn over tn
= full amount Of the forfeited bond in tn
% case of the State VS.. Bergeron.
:. The following, introduced by MT y
= Julien. was laid over under the rules:
1 Be Il resoire9, That in conformity
previous legislation about hogs. Il
g; hereby provided that those animals b
iS SHOT down wisaoGt question when con
hitting depredaGions within man S IL
:, closure.
9 The resignation Of Mr.. L. CONSTANT
et as road overseer for the 3rd Ward wa
accepted and Mr. Alcee Mouton appoln
cd to ill the vacancy.