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their carrying or obtain a license to that effect from the Mayor, after paying the amount of
busines. such taxes as the Board of Trustees may have imposed by virtue of the
Ordinances may power vested in them.
be passei for the Src. 22. Be it further enacted, &c., That the Board of Tiustees shall
good governmnent ,ot
ant regrlation o have power to pass such ordinauces, from time to time, as they may deem
persons enunier. necessary for the good government and regulation of the persons enumer-
d s si n-ec rated in the prcceding section ; they shall also have power to provide for
this et, sand o the punishment of Vagrants id disorderly persons who may be found in
other clace,; or
persmoni. the day or night time disturbing the public peace, by fine not exceeding
tsunont fan! one hundred and fifty dollars, and imprisonment not exceeding forty-eight
turbing pubio hours without a hearing, and oine week after a legal hearing.
Ab re punish. Src. 23. Rde / furdher enacted, &c., That the power Vested in the Mayor
nont ) to oxend in the above sectionl as to punishiment, shall extend to all offenses com-
to all oifle~
agalint tie town Iintied ngaiist ti1e coporato ordinances.
orUinceI .; Swc. 24. Be it furiher enacted, ¶-c., That, the Mayor shall have power to
be recalled and rceall and annul any license that he may have granted by virtue of this
inl oin act, dwiein froin the disorlorly and outrageous conduct of the party, the
peace and good gormlilient of tie townyi require it.
Vealicy r . Ec. 25. 11c ;I Aurher enacted. 4-c., That in case of the death or resir-
offic o0fitMor by -. , u//c
d ath or re On ntid 1 onii of thle Mayor, a inw election shall be ordered by tie Board of Trus-
on,%roi-d for Ioes, Iaild condiucted il in tle xinle waV as the .1 av election, within twelity
or nrovidt'i 1r., days froln smid resignaioin or demise. That in the absenco of the Mayor
ioine of the 'r isti- sIll Ibei ciosenll to p reside at the meeting of the Board:
Projvided, A quorum 1Oi of th Trusto s be present-four Trustees shall make
P'roviso. a quoriln.
Votes to te re. 'Sc. 26. Be it iirther enacted, &c., That ini all cases when an appro-
corded when a- priation is made or a tax levied, the vote shall be recorded.
mropriatioll-i aro .
Made or a rax le ;Nl1c. 27. Be it further enacted, &c., That all laws or parts of laws, con-
ved.ao trary to the provisions of this act be, and the same are hereby repealed,
tain laws. and that this act take effect from and after its passage.
le eiffect. SaEc. 28. Be it further enacted &c., That in order to carry this act into
eflct without inconvenience to the public good of said town of Monroo,
Stat in tl inaln t is hereby declared that all the laws and ordinances of the said town ini
and amfairs of the force at the tie of this act becoming a law, and not inconsistent there-
l own, until tile
oflcer provided withl, shall continue in force as if this act had not been passed; and all of
for by this3 act be the officers of Said town in office previously to the first election of officers
ffoted and quali, under this charter, shall remain in office until the new officers under this
act shall be duly qualified ind no longer.
WM. W. PUGH,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
WM. F. GRIFFIN,
President of the Senate.
Approved March 17th, 1859.
ROBERT C. W10KLIFFE,
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
A true copy.
ANDREW S. HERRON,
Secretary of State.
No, 271.] AN ACT
To incorporate the City of Carrollton.
gECTION 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of
pora the State of Louisiana, in. General Assembly convened, That the territory](ViewImageLocal?handle=hein.slavery/ssactsla0475&div=1&collection=&method=preview&ext=.png&size=3)