The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1909-10-30

and Council Of the town of Franklin, that |
there is hereby levied a tax or local las
sessment Of the following amount upon
the following properties, situated with
in the corporate limits of the town of
Franklin. to-wit: Upon the property OF
&. W. Abel, bounded on the North by
Drummer, on the East by E. M. Walker, on
the South by Commercial street and on the
West by Wilson T. Peterman, tax OF
Fifty -Four and Sixty-Three One Hundred
(%463) Dollars; upon the property
Of John =. O'Nieil bounded on the North
by Chas. S. Lauve, on the East by Main
street, on the South by Commercial street
and Oh the West by E. NJ. Walkar, a tax OF
One Hundred and Nine and Nine One
Hundred ($1O909) Dollars; upon the
property Of Jos. Brig. bounded on the
North by E. A. Delahoussaye, on the East
by Main street, on the South by Iberia
street and on the West by l.. B. Tarlton, a
tax of One Hundred and sixty ana
Seventy Seven One Hundred lSl6l.IO
Dollars; upon the property OF A. ). Della
houssaye, bounded on the North by george
Perret, on the East by l.. B. Tarlton, on the
South by Iberia street and on the est Dy
First street, tax of One Hundred ana
Seventy-Five and Twenty-Five One
Hundred ($175.29) Dollars; upon the
property of the Catholic Church, bounded
on the North by Iberia street, on the East
nv Main street, on the South by A. A.
Delahoussaye and Charles lbert and on the
West by First street, tax of Four Hum
dred and Four and FOrty-Two One hun
bred (S4O4. 42) Dollars upon the property
OF Jas. A. Peterman, bounded on the North
by James Chadwick, on the East by W. Il
Kramer, on the South by Mrs. w. =.
Raker and on the West by Anderson street,
tax of Ninety Two ana Forty-Five One
Hundred ($9245) Dollars; upon the
property of Mrs. w. c. Baker, bounded on
the North by Jas. A. Peterman, on the
East by w. II. Kramer, on the South by
Palfrev Avenue and on the West by Ander-
son street. tax of One Hundred and Six
and Seventy.Six One Hundred l$lOo.76,
Dollars: upon the property of c. N. Frost,
bounded on the N orth by Palfrey Avenue,
on the East by Mrs. Fred Marsh, on the
South by Adams street and on the est by
and Six and Fifty One Hundred lS2O6.5o)
Dollars.
SEC. 2. Be it further ordained, ETC.,
That as soon as the work to be done under
this contract shall have been completed
by the said Wilcox and accepted
by the said town of Franklin, John Z.
Lewis, Mayor, be, and he is hereby au-
| thorized to inform each front proprietor IN
writing by mail of the amount in which ne
| is indebted unto the said contractor: and
that a, least twenty per cent OF the
| amount due by each, shall be paid WITHIN
| ten DAYS from the acceptance of said work.
SEC. 3. re it further ordained. etc..
| That upon the production to the mayor OF
| the contractors receipt Of such cash por>
tions as shall have been paid by the tax
| debtor. certificates OF payment shall De
issued by John C. Lewis, mayor, to rep>
resent the balance of said debt, which GER
titicates are to be five in number for one
| fifth each of the amount of said balance.
to mature in one. two, three, four ana
| five wears from their date, to bear SIX per
cent. interest per annum from their date'
pay able annually, which certificates, TO-
gether with the contract referred to and a
conv of this ordinance, shall be recorded,
and the said certificates properly Identified
Herewith, shall be handed to the con:
tractor aforesaid, to represent the unpaid
portion of the contract price OF the pave:
| ment and curbing work OF each front pro
| prietor; provided that each tax debtor
shall have the right to pay all or any OF
said certificates at any time before their
| maturity, by paying with the principal. the
accrued interest to that date, all as con
templated by Act LAT Of the Acts OF the
Legislature for the year 1902.
SEC. 4. Be it further ordained, etc.,
That the drainage pipes through said
pavement, to be designated by the super
visor for the town OF Franklin, shall De
placed where so ordered by the cOntrac'
tor, with such fall as he shall select; they
shall be sewer, and shall be furnished at
the expense of the owner OF the proper
ty, and delivered upon the ground by
him. said pipes not to be less than six
inches in diameter.
SEC. 5. Be it further ordained, etc.,
That all ordinances or parts of ordinances
| in conflict with the provisions of this or:
dinance, be and the same are hereby re-
pealed and that this ordinance shall take
effect from and after its passage.
Approved October 18th, 1909.
| JOHN e. LEWIS, Mayor.
CHAS. LAUVE, Secretary.
There being no further business,
on motion the Council adjourned.
| JOHN G. LEWIS, Mayor.
CHAs. LAUvE, Secretary.