The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-06-28

rnissemeanor and shall subject the o.
fender to a fine OF not less lAaA one
dollar nor more than Gitty aoliaf af,fan nau
in default Of p oasd - W sam On tic
sfreets one day for each dollar OF fine-
- ON motion of Mr., Leblanc, seconded
by Mr.. Milano, the ordinance was ap-
proved and ordered PROMULGATED. 49,,
The following Hsss on md
and on motion OF Mr., Leblanc, secoiiq.
ed by Mr.. Miiano. ordered fecelsea ~ !
be considered at the proper time WIZ
all other applications Tor positions III
the public service:
DonaldsopyflIe, La, June %, 1913:
To the Honorable Mayor ana C oti1lilis
sioners of the CITY OF Donaldson
Geatlemen:-I hereby tender this my
application for the position OF tag G2i-
lector of the city Of DonaldsonFltlte.
which, position have held for the past
two years.
Having attended to the duties Of this
office for some time, have demonstra-
ed my competency and efficiency, ana
II reappointed viii endeaYor to con-
duct this office to the satisfaction Of
your commission
T am prepared TO furnish evidence, OF
the highest order as to my character,
sobriety and integrity.
consideration this application may
prompt you to give me, l am,
Yours respectfully,
X. E. DILL.
Other applications We're read as fol-
lows: For the position OF chief OF po-
lice, Henry Schaff, ST., Ernest DaffereS,
Caliste Montero. For the position OF
assistant policeman, Lucien j. Acosta,
John Ramirez, L. j. Echeserria, V. A
Rodrigue.
on motion of Mr.. Leblanc, seconded
by Mr.. Milano. these applications were
also ordered received, to be taken UNI
der advisement, and the appointments
announced at a meeting OF the councl
to bd held at a later date
A number of butchers appeared before
the council and complained that the
present market house is unsanitary, IN
safe, and not kept as clean as it should
be by the present lessor; and further,
Ft4at the market is not centrally locat-
those butchers who are compelled to
rent stalls in the mnrket house, III eom-
petition with other ebutchers who afse
permitted To have private markets more
faretabiy located in other parts Of the
city. Mayor Lemarn suggested that a
special day be set apart and citizens
at large be invited to confer with the
council so that views on the market
question might be aseertaiped, and t1sf'e-
by enable the commissioners to pursue
such "a course as would solve the prob
lem to the satisfaction of all concerned.
HB the meantime. the clerk was in
to communicate with various
cities throughout the state to procure
copies ~ their market ordinances, as
weh as an outline of the system under
which their markets are operated.
On motion. duly setrnded the clerk
was instructed 10 caalanapicate with the
Light and Water Commission, request
ing that the public hydrants pc flushed
at least once a week in order that the
water mains might at all times be In
proper condition for use, and the lines
be kept free OF mud.
On motion, duly seconded. E. A. Thu
5csseanS was appointed city electrician
and engjaeer
Mayor leemas1A ee}9rted having tried
one case OF carrying concealed weapon
in which the culprit was found guilty
and fined SIS. A. J, MELAlVG0N,
Clerk