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ORDINANCE NO. 1876.

ORDNANCE NO. 1876.
To prohibit the running, at large of all cattle bo
and mules at certain times Uncertain sections of IN AZ
of Bogalusa Louisiana defining the limits providing
the lmpoundlng OF the said animals and for their
after certain time
Section L. Be it ordained by the Commission 81
Eci of the City of Bogalusa, Louisiana that on and
1.-THE 1st of April 1921, it shall beunaWfm for arv
Tor calves, horses colts, mules to be found RUNNING
large between the hours of p m. and 5 a. m within
following sections of the City of Bogalusa Louisiana
wit:
Northeast Bogalusa: North Border Drive on
North; Columbia Street as extended and as appears
the map of the city the East; Bogue Lusa Greek On
South; New Orleans Great Northern Railroad On
West
Southeast Bogalusa: Bogue Lusa Greek on
North; the first street east of Columbia Street on
continuing South at the same distance parallel with
lumbia Street down to the north line of what is know
as the RichardsontoWn property, on the South what
known as RlchardSOntOWn as far as 1t extends toward
West thence down the west line of what the villa
of RichardsontoWn to the extension of Long Avenue
to the main line Of the New Orleans Great Northern Ri
road on the West, the New Orleans Great Northern RI
road
Southwest BogaIusa: New Orleans Great Norths
Railroad on the East; Ninth Street on the South on
West Avenue G, and continuation of Avenue na
to where it would strike Bogue Lusa Creek; on the Nod
Bogue Lusa Creek
Northwest Bogalusa New Orleans Great Noahs
Railroad on the East; Bogue Lusa Creek on the Soa
Potomac Street, extended south to Bogue Lusa Greek
North two (2) blocks north of Ontario Avenue on
West and the line two (2) blocks north of prale
Ontario Avenue on the North.
Section 2. That any cattle, horses, mules, calves
colts found roaming in any of the limits hereinab0Ye
tined, between the hours bf s p. m. and a. m. with
being in the immediate charge of someone who has
troll over them, shall be taken up andimpounded BY
Police Department, or anyone whom the said Deparm
may employ for that purpose, or may be impomded
any citizen, who may clam the impoUnding fees
Section 3. That it shall be unlawful for any hoE
mules or bulls to be at large AT ANY TIME, day ng
in the above described limits and if found thus roam
in the said limits shall be Immediately taken up and
pounded in the City Pound Pens
Section 4. That Immediately upon the imp0md
of any of the above mentioned animals, the keeper
post two (2) notices. one in front of the Post Office
one in front of the City Hail. and shall likewise
effort to notify the owner thereof by telephone or
wise, of the impOunding of the said ANIMAL and If the
animal is not taken out and the fees herein below
toned not paid the seventh day following hs
pounding, except and unless when the seventh day
on legal holiday or on Sunday, that the sale sha
place between the legal hours of sale on the eighd
That the notice posted in front of the Post Office
Hall shall specify the date of sale when it is posted
the seven or eight days shall begin to run from The
of posting of the notice, and if the said animal D
deemed on the day of the SALE then it shall be sold
highest bidder for cash, without appraisements a
money distributed as hereinafter mentioned:
. Section 5. The costs Of impounding shall be g
lows: For any cattle, horses or mules over one year
two dollars and fifty cents $3.50 for the impgn
and one dollar (S1.00) for each and every day ta
said animal remains in the pound, and if sale ta
two dollars and fifty cents $3.50 for the sale
animal is less than one year DID, the costs for ip
shall be two dollars $4,000, with seventy-fiY1
for each and every day the animal rera0