The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1913-05-31
can be had .by applying to the Town Mar.

can be had by applying to the Town Mar
shal OF Town Secretary
ECTr, 4. BE it or aimed etc. hat the
dimensions OF stalls and market spaces be
as follows, to-wit: 13 and one half feet wide
and IA feet deep and 1t shall be unlawful
for lessees to occupy any other or spaces
than those assigned to them, or suitcase
any portion thereof to any other person or
p plpns ob D in any Of tic passage
ways between stalls or market spaces or
display or suspend any signs, writings or
other objects above or 6crces said passage
way or to occupy In the above manner any
portion Of the sidewalk In front Of said
building. Stalls and spaces may be sub
divided into halves and the prices for
whatever purpose used be uniformly COY
fifty cts. per day for stalls or spaces and
twenty-five cents per day for half stalls or
half spaces which may be leased by the
manager, either by the day, month or year
payable by the day on demand OF said
manager and no acceptant shall be allowed
more than the space Of two for the sale OF
the same class Of products.
SECTION s. Be it ordained etc. That 1t
shall be unlawful for any lessee or occupant
Of any portion of said building to throw
any off.all or garbage upon any other
portion of said building or upon the streets
or property adjacent thereto, but all such
off>all or garbage shall be cleaned away by
each lessee or occupant at the end Of each
day business and the stalls and fixtures
left in clean and sanitary condition.
SECTION 6. Be it further ordained etc.,
that any dog or cat found upon the Market
grounds shall be pursued and captured by
the manager and said animal may be re-
deemed by the owner within three days
after public notice posted at the Market
buildings on payment of one-dollar ($l) at
the expiration Of this time it shall be shot
or Disposed of.
SECTIoN7. Be it further ordained etc.
That it shall be unlawful for any person to
sell or offer for sale any spirituous, m alt OF
any other Intoxicating liquors within said
buildings at any time. :.
-~ SECTION s. Be it ordained etc. That II
shall be unlawful for any person TO burn
within said building any other light than
an electric light provided that lamps ana
lanterns may be burned when electric
lights shall be out of working order, but
candles shall not be used at any tIme'
SECT1oN 9. Be it ordained etc. That
by designated IS the manager OF SAID
Market building and the day and night
Marshals shall be, his assistants. :,
SECTION III. Be it ordained that al
stalls and fXtu' res to be used permanently
by lessees and occupants for meats, luncn>
con, confectF Jnery and restaurant STANDS
shall be ere .cted at the expense OF Inc
lessee or thu lessees thereof IN such manner
as shall De acceptable to the Manager;
SECTIof II. Be it ordained etc: Who.
ever sha' violate any of the provisions o.
this ord nance shall on convictions thereon
be tiLef in sum not less than ($2.bO) Two
dollar and Fifty cents nor more thar
t$25.V y Twenty five Dollars or imprisoned
in tb e city prison for not less than one day
or lot more than ten days or both dne and
I'M prisonment at the discretion OF I'M
N ayor.
SECTION u. Be it ordained etc. Tha
this ordinance shall take effect from anC
after its passage and that all ordinances o.
p.rt of ordinances in conflict with the pro
\ visions of this ordinance be and the SAM
are hereby repealed.
Approved May 9th, 1913.
CHAs. LAUvE, Mayor.
| c. A. AYCoCK Secretary.
Mr.. O'Niell moved that the pro-
posed ordinance be amended 81
follows: "That all vendors o
vegetables be allowed to sell o.
peddle without paying any licens'
tax, and that they be allowed K
peddle at any time". There be-
ing no second the motion wal
lost.
There being no objection to Mr.
Berwick ordinance twas carried
unanimously. All the councilmer
vatiagafor Ordinance No. 172, ex'
cepting R. E. O'Niell, stated tina
their object in not voting for tn
amendment as proposed by Mr.
O'Niell, was that there is still
$4,000. 90 due on the market build
ing, and if the permit tax is takel
off, it Will be impossible to pay OF
the above indebtedness ofS2OOO.OO
There being no further business
the Council adjourned.
CHAS. LAUvE, Mayor,
c. A. AYCOCK, Secretary.