The herald., 1896-06-23
r certificate to a stall or stand therein

4, or certificate to a stall or stand therein
for such purpose.
1t shall be unlawful for any person or
persons to sell. barter or exchange or to
offer to sell, barter or exchange any of
the commodities or articles mentioned
or referred to in section hereof within
the limits of said market except upon
and within the stalls or stands thereof
as shown upon the official map Of same.
1t shall be the duty of each lessee or
holder or occupant of stall or stand
in the market to keep the same clean,
free from dirt and refuse, and in a sani-
tary condition, and it shall be unlawful
for any person or persons to neglect, fail
or refuse to comply with the provisions
of this section.
Each and every person leasing, hold
ing or occupying a stand or stall in said
market who shall neglect, fail or refuse
to comply with any term or condition of
this ordinance or any ordinance or regu-
lation hereafter adopted shall immedi
ately forfeit all right to such stall or
stand, and upon such forfeiture the said
market inspector is hereby authorized
to thereupon and Immediately enter in
to and upon the possession of such stand
or stall. 1t shall be unlawful for any
person or persons upon such forfeiture to
refuse or neglect to deliver the possess
sion of such stand to said market inspec-
tor
1t shall be unlawful for any person to
stand or place any horses, wagons, drays
or other vehicles, or any barrels, benches
baskets, boxes, tubs or other articles of
any kind whatsoever in or upon any of
the roadways or passages of said public
market. or to in any manner obstruct
the same.
No lessee, holder or occupant of any
stall or stand in the market shall SELL
assign or sub-let same or any portion
thereof or permit the same or any por-
ton thereof to be occupied by any per-
son not in the employment of such lessee
holder or occupant unless by the writ
ten consent of said market inspector,
and all stalls or stands shall revert to the
city upon the deceaSe of any lessee, hold
er or occupant thereof.
"A failure to comply with any of the
above provisions is made punishable by
fine of 500 of by Imprisonment for
one hundred days. Councilman Stock
we'll voted against the ordinance, the
market not being, in his opinion, In a
proper location.
The market inspector provided for in
the above is to be regular police Of
ficer. to be detailed for that purpose by
the chief of police.
Officer H. c. Walker, it is announced,
will secure the detail
SOME PETITIONS PRESENTED
AhiOilS tlS pelltlOuS presented yeStor-
day was one signed by 1870 taxpayers
and voters and endorsed by the county
council of labor and six other labor or
carnations, petitioning for the passage
or an ordinance prohibiting the keeping
open on Sunday of all mercantile estab-
lshments. The places excepted are res
taurants, hotels and drug stores. The
matter was referred to the committee
on public morals and the city attorney.
Also an application from the officers
of the California Children's Home for a
monthly municipal allowance of $40. Re-
ferred to the finance committee.
Also from the Meter Street and Santa
Fe avenue Street Car company, for the
passage of an ordinance giving the
company franchise to lay tracks for
1550 feet, thus completing its system.
referred to the board of public works.
from certain individuals at Burbank
asking that they be permitted to pur-
chase or lease from the city lots and 2,
block D, fronting on Walnut street, for
the purpose of erecting thereon a coffin
factory. The land is located between the
Terminal yards and Pasadena avenue
Referred to the land committee
Also from the Methodist ministers Of
the city. requesting that the ordinance
against street preaching be suspended in
certain instances. Referred to the COM
mittee on public morals.
Also from r. A. Strassforth, asking
what disposition Is made of the salt
water pumped from the wells in the oil
region. Referred to the sewer commit
tee.