The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1906-04-21


- Dollars. and in default of the pay
ment of said fine. shall suffer impris0n-
ment not less than two days nor more
than five days for each offense, and shall
further be condemned to remove at his
expense the offending articles beyond
the limits of the Town.
SECTION VII.
Be it further ordained etc:-that any
butcher or other person or persons ha-
wing game. other than dressed venison
or bear meat for sale must not expose
them on or above butchers stalls but
must in all cases sell them at the stands
provided for such articles. under pen
atty Of Five Dollars or two days in Jail.
SECTION VIII.
Be it further ordained etc:-that butte
hers and other retailers of butchers meat
shall not expose same for sale elsewhere
than at the regular stalls provided for
same under penalty of not less than
Five Dollars nor more than Ten Dollars,
or not leas than two days Dor more than
five days in Jail.
SECTION TX.
Be it further ordained etc:-that all
vegetables. melon. celery, small game,
intended for the daily supply Of the
Town within the market limits shall be
sold at the said Central Market. provided
that Vendors of the above named arti-
cles produced within the Corporate Ii
mits or in the Vicinity of the Town and
brought by wagon or other private con-
veyance for sale at the said Central
Market. and who have paid the regular
market fees shall upon the application
to the Market Keeper be entitled to q
written or printed permit to sell such
articles as aforesaid on the streets of the
town between the hours of ten A. M, and
5 P, NJ. Of each day. Poultry and eggs
sold to the Merchants by wholesale are
not governed by the provisions of this
Section. 1t shall be the duty of the Ma
yor and Town Council to provide the
market keeper with the necessary prin-
ted permit blanks. All persons viola
ting the provisions of this Section, shall,
upon conviction, be fined not less than
three Dollars nor more ten Dollars. and
10 default Of the payment thereof. shall
suffer imprisonment not less than two
nor more than five days in Jail.
SECTION
Be it further ordained etc:-That Par
ties renting butcher stalls shall hang
their meat In the stall or stalls assigned
to them by the Town Council. and no
where else; and they shall before bring
ing their meat to the Public Market.
sever the horns from the dead animals.
SECTION XII.
Be it further ordained etc:-That in
order to secure cleanliness, and more ef-
fectually protect and preserve the pub
lie health. it shall b. unlawful for any
one 60 offer or expose for sale. fish.
shrimps. crawfish. or crabs, anywhere
within the town limits. except in the
Public Market House; and any one vlo-
lating this Section. shall on conviction
be fined not less than three nor more
than ten dollars, and in default of pay
ment suffer Imprisonment for not less
than two nor more than five days.
SECTION XII.
Be it further ordaiDed etc:-that no
Gre shall be built In the Public Market
House, except in furnace and with no
other fuel that charcoal.
SECTION XIII.
Be it further ordained etc:-that 1t Is
expressly forbidden. under n penalty of
fine Of twenty five dollars, or ten days
Jail in default Of payment of the fine,
Tor any one to sell or offer for sale In the
'aid Central Market. in its door ways or
grounds, any spirituous or malt LIQUORS.
SECTION XIV.
Be 1t further ordained etc:-That the
'ent for stalls or for all privileges Of
'elling at the Central Market or under
he provisions of this Ordinance, must
70 paid for in advance.
SECTION XIV.
Be 1t further ordained etc:-that It |
hall be unlawful for any one to alter, |
i'd to or diminish the size of arrange