New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1899-01-14

FeIfhlt 10 stil Sutn articles ~ ara Nalltt
in this section, and brought to this marke
i'll the manner aforesaid on the street
of New IBERIA. between the hnurs of 10 A
NJ and =. NJ. of each day. but this see
tion shall not apply 10 parties selIin.
poultry and eggs to merchants by the
wholesale. And it shall be the duty %
the Mayor ard Board of Trustees to pro.
vide the market keeper with private blanks
IN regular form. and upon application al
vendors entitled to the same. he shal
issue permit for each day ~ herein pro
vided for All persons found guilty ot
selling or delivering such articles as art
| named in this section. within tho market
| limits, without written or printed per
NIT aud contrary to the provisions of this
section, shall be subject to fine of fifteen
dollars for each offence.
See. VIII BE it further ordained That
| in order to secure cleanliness, enforce
sanitary rules, and more offectuallv ia
preserve and protect the public health, it
shall be unlawful for any person or persons
to offer or expose for sale. fish. shrmps, on
crabs, anywhere within the town
limits, except in the market house, and
any person who shall violate tho provisions
of this section shall be subject 10 fine of
fifteen dollars for each offence,
Soc. IN. BE it further ordained That
it is expressly forbidden, under n penalty
of twenty five dollars, for any
person to sell or offer for sale in said
market or on it's foot ways or grounds
any sprituous or malt liquors.
See. y. Be it further ordained That
the rent authorized to be collected under
section }, shall be paid daily, and any
table, stall or stand the lessee of which has
allowed one day to pass without paying NIL
the rent on same after demand has been
made, shall be taken possession of by the
keeper, and no person dispossessed of a
stall, table or stand for non payment shall
be allowed to occupy any place in the
market until all arroarages are paid to the
party authorized to receive them.
Sec. Xl. Be it further ordained That
it shall be unlawful for any one to alter,
add to or diminish the size and arrange
ments of the stalls and stands of the
market, without the consent of the Mayor
and Board OF Trustees under n penalty of
ten dollars, and said alteration il allowed
shall be at the cost of the person making it,
See. XII. Be it further ordained That
any butcher or other person who shall be
convicted of keeping or using unclean or
filthy stalls, scales. hatchets or other i'm
plements, or of permitting any meat,
game, or fish which may smell of decay or
putrefaction, to remain ON their stalls,
stands, or hooks, shall be fined ten dollars
for each offence.
See. Mi. Be it further ordained That
no butcher or other person shall, use any
candles about the market, otheri Use than
in lanterns or screens, and \ nuld -sny
person be guilty of sticking ~ candles
against the walls, columns, tables, bench
es, blocks, or upon any frame work at
tached to any part of the frame work of
the market shall on conviction, bo fined
not less than ton dollars for each offence
See XIV. Be it further ordained That
any butcher convicted ofinhatng or blow
ing of meat otherwise than with bellows
shall pay a fine of twenty five dollars for
each offence.
See. XIV. Be it further ordained That
any vendors Of vegetables, fruits, or other
articles authorized to be sold in the
market, who shall Obstruct or cause to be
the thoroughfare thereof or
the sidewalks, with boxes, barrels, baskets,
or any other article what
soever, or who shall not remove all the
said articles which they may bring with
them, within one hour after having been
to do so by tho market keeper,
shall be fined five dollars, and pay for the
removal Of the distractions.
Sec. XVI. Bo it further ordained That
no vegetable shall be washed or stripped
in or about the market, under penalty Of
two dollars for each and every offence.
See. XVII. BE it further ordained That
no butcher or other person shall, without
Of the Mayor and Board of Trus
tees erect or cause to be erected, any
of any character whatsoever
in or about the market, under penalty of
ten dollars fine and costs of removing
obstruction.
See. XVIII. Be it further ordained: That
any butcher or vendor in said market or
my other person who snail throw or cause
TO be thrown any meat, bones, fish or
vegetables, whether fresh or tainted, into
any of the cutters or upon any of the
walks of said market Shall be subject to a
Iine of five e-dollars for each offence.
Sec. XIX. Be it further ordained That |
Il shall be the duty of the lesses. between
and II o'clock A. NJ. of each day to
thoroughly cleanse their stalls, stands.
tables, etc, provided, the provisions of this
section shall not prevent butchers and
dealers in fish, game, etc, from selling
from their ice boxes; said butchers and
dealers in no manner interfering thereby |
with the washing and cleansing of the
market house, under penalty of not less
Than one nor more than five dollars for
each offence.
Sec. Xxx. BE it further ordained That
all persons are forbidden to stand, sit or
ie on the table or stands in the market |
house, or to congregate, without business
in or about tho walks thereof, under
penalty of not less than two dollars.
Sec. XXI. Be it further ordained That
all persons selling in the market shall be
for any repairs upon the stalls,
frames, hooks, stands and tables rented
by them.
Sec. XXI. Be it further ordained: That
The lessees Of tho market stalls shall at
all times submit to and observe such |
police and sanitary rules and regulations |
as the Mayor and Board Of Trustees and
Board of Health may deem necessary and
advisable to the public interest to adopt |
and enforce. Thus read, adopted, signed, |
and seal affixed in open session, this 10th |
lay of January, A. d. 1899.
JOHN FISHER, Mayor.
It was moved by Mr. Lamperez, seconded |
BY Mr.. Duperier and carried, that the
meeting adjourn
JOHN FISHER, Mayor.
A. J. CAMMAcK, Secretary.