Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-03-19
d. p. HoLLowAY, City Clerk.

An Oriirance 10 prevent the extension" Of ifgdroPho5ia. by
prohibiting Dogs from running at large IN the city OF
RichnIont:
Whereas, it has been represented to the Common Coin-
ell, that several cases of iiydrophobia have recently occur
red ~ithin the city Of Richmond and its vicinity; AND
whereas, il IS the duty OF the municipal Authorities 10 take
the most prompt and energetic measures 20 protect The cltt-
zen. from so tirefnl and fatal = dlsnrter; therefore,
Section |. Be toriaiurdby he Common Couaoit u lie
City Of Richmond, That for and during the term OF thirty
dnys next ensuing, after the passage OF tins ordinance, IT
shall be the dutv of every person, residing III tue city OF
Richmond, owning or harboring any urimri OF the dog KIND,
TO confne the same, by good aud sufficient means, 10 the
house, clubhouse, or yard, of the premises where such per-
son may reside; $ as TO prevent any such animal from run
ming at large, and from biting or being bitten ny o:her am
mas. ana eyerv person who shall neglect or refuse 10 COM
ply with the provisions of this section. shall, on CONVICTION
thereof before the Mayor, forfeit and pay any sum not less
than one nor more than twenty dollars, with costs OF prose-
I cutIon.
Section2 Bsit further ordained, Tint il, within the
period of thirty days next ensuing, any animal OF the dog
kind shall be found running at large. within the clty OF Rtch-
mond, aforesaid, II shall be the duty OIL me AfaTsnai 20
cause the same 10 be forthwith killed = unless sad dog or
dogs shall belong TO some person living without ie limits OF
the city, and accompanying ms ownet'-ahH at mot COM
pIetey 10 carry into effect the provisions oi thi5o ordinance,
the Marshall IS hereby authorised and required TO call to
his AID, and employ one or more additional persons 10 ASSIST
in destroying and removing said animals; the same to De
effected, as TAR as practicable, without the use OF hre arms;
and every person who shall obstruc, or resist the Marshall,
or any person so employed by him, or acting under the au-
thority OF this ordinance, shall be deemed guil.y of a INSIDE
ueanor and o., conviction thereof before the Nayor- shall
pay for every such offence, 4 fine of not over one hundred
dollars, nor less than FIVE dollars, with costs of prosecution.
Section ). Be il further ordained, Tint the Mayor OF the
bhN Ol itHilIDAi bF. anu TIC ~ IGicbS dhiHt'NH "'
empowered, at any time after the expiration OF the days
named i'll the above sections of this ordinance. whenever he
shall be convinced that tho disease OF hydrophobfa - III
danger of becoming prevalent in said city. to issue n proc
iama;ron directing the provisions Of this ordinance TO be car
ried INTO efec, for any space of time, he may deem neces-
sary, at his discretion.
Approved March lGsh, 1912.
DIN SAILOR, Mayor.
ID P. iioLLowAY, City Clerk.
s1.77E OF MIDLAND, RANDOLPH COUNTY.
Randoiot Ctrcui! Court, March Term, lei9.
Thomas Butt,
D..;1 Doatesiic .4Nachnacat.
Isaac Cox.
? ME defendants, David A. Cox and Isaac Cox, arc
hereby notified that on the 26th day of January,
1872, a writ Of Domestic Attachment was duly issued a
gainst their lands and tenements, goods. chattels, rights,
the Clerk of the Randolph Circuit Court, directed to tie
Sheriff of said CT Inty. That said writ has been returned
bv said Sheriff, executed on the following land, TO wit
The west half of the northeast quarter of section number
thirty-four, in township number twenty-one, north OF range
fourteen east. estimated to contain eighty acres. as the pro-
pafty of them, The said David A. Cox and Isaac Cox: that
said writ $ now pending III said Court, and said defend-
ants are hereby required to appear and detcnd, or the same
viii be hear and determined in their absence.
Attest: GEORGE w. MONKS,
March 5. ISi2.@ Clerk, u c.