Town of Crowley v. Rucker

Citations

• 107 La. 213

Syllabus

<p>Syllabus.</p> <p>1. The town of Crowley Is authorized to erect and maintain a public market-house, and has legal authority to enact reasonable ordinances requiring articles of food, intended for daily consumption, usually sold in town markets, to be vended at and in such market-house only, and to prescribe reasonable penalties in enforcement of such ordinances.</p> <p>2. That part of Section 33 of • Act 136 of 1898 providing for the inscription of ordinances adopted by municipalities in a book kept for the purpose, is held to be directory merely.</p>