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![handle is hein.slavery/ssactsal0602 and id is 1 raw text is: 1868.17
would intersect said section line ; thence direct to the
centre of section thirteen, township sixteen, range sev-
enteen; thouce South four hundred and sixty foot;
thence East six thlousand and forty feet thence North
two thousand five hundred feet ; thence East ei ght hun-
dred and sixty fet ; thence North to the Northi ine of
section seven, township sixteen, range eighteen ; thence
West on said line to a point where the East line of De-
catur street, produced, would, intersect said section line;
thence North six hundred and sixty feet ; thence West
to the Alabama river.
SEC. 2. Be itfuither enacted, That the City Council of
e v. ., Montgomery shall have power to change, remodel, or in-
crease the number of the Wards of the city, as they may
deem fit.
SEC. 3. *Be it-fethe, enacted, -Thrat- all. laws-or parts of
laws, in anywise contlicting with the provisions of this
act, be, and the same are hereby repealed.
Approved December 7, 1863.
No 250.] , AN ACT
Amendatory of an act to incorporate the city of Mont-
gomery, approved December 23, 1837.
SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the Senate aud Hov.ve of Rep-
,:eentaitres or the State of Alabama in Genercd Assembly
(x1. concened. That au act to incorporate the city of Mont-
gonerv, approved December 23d, 1837, be, and the
same is hereby *o amended as to empower the city
, ouncil of Montgomery to impose a tax on every cart,
Lirkn, wagon and other Vehicle used for the transporta-
tion of goods and commodities from one part of said
city to another, for lyire, a tax not exceeding twenty-five
dollars where one or two horses are used in hauling the
same, and not exceeding fifty dollars where four horses
u'wk. are used; on hacks, fifty dollars, on omnibusses drawn
by four horses, -one hundred-and fifty dollars; on omni-
UI.nUlnI .buses drawn by two horses, seventy-five dollars: on
n n e overy vender of goods, wares and merchandize, drugs
and medicines, or either of them, fifty dollars per annum;
on auctioneers, a tax not exceeding one hundred dollars
per annum ; for each livery or sale stable, one hundred
insuraneuib-i dollars; insurance offices, forei gn or otherwise, one hun-
\'gro rador4 dred dollars; negro traders or brokers, two hundred dol-](ViewImageLocal?handle=hein.slavery/ssactsal0602&div=1&collection=&method=preview&ext=.png&size=3)