Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-05-30
ORDlNANCE-NO. IL.

An Ordnance relative to FIREARMS and Swine.
HDlI il ordained by the President and
MD Trustees of the village Of Southport,a follows
SECTION /. That it shall be unlawful for any per-
SON or persons, to shoot or discharge any firearms,
within hc corporate limits OF said village under the
r,oalc Of one dollar for the first offence and two
du.Ar. Tor each subsequent offence, to be sued tor
and collected in an action of debit before any court
having Jurisdictions said fine to accrue to the bene
Fit Of the corporation
SEC .. The FOREGOING section shall not be so
construed as to prohibit the discharge of cannon and
firearms days of public festivals and celebrations
ror 90 prohhit manufacturers and repalrers OF IRE
arms from discharang such pieces as they or either
at them may repair or manufacture Tor the purpose
Of SIGHTING the same, provided that a lcence for
such purposes be first obtained from the President
and Recorder.
SEC. >. 1t shall he the duty of the Marshall to
cause to be brought before proper tribunal, all
persons who shall violate the provisions OF the two
preceding sections
Src 1. No person or persons shall suffer rper-
init ms or their swine to run at large within the
corporate limits Of the village of Southport, and it
shall be the duty of the Marshall upon the written
complaint of any person that any swine IS running
AT LARGE within the corporate limits OF SAID village,
forthwith to imp0und such swine in some suitable
place 70 be provided by the Marshall and to post up
written notices i'm ioor OF the most public places IN
sIyh swine or some person in his or their behalf
appears and pays all charges within five days, such
SWINE Will be sold at public auction, to the highest
bddcr, TO pay such charges, and The overFlus, If
any, to be p2ld to the person proving SAID property
To be his by his own affidavit, or that Of some one
IN hts behalf, before some proper officer, and II not
SO proved, the oycrplus to accrue TO the benefit Of
the corporation.
Src. ;. The Marshal shall be entitled to the sum
Of Fifty cents for the impouudiag and giving notice
aforesaid for each and ever, swine sucking
pigs eXceptedl so impounded, and in case of sale
the expenses of such sale, and the further sum Of
twelve and half cents, for each and every days
keeping not exceeding in all six days.
SIC. Is. Ordinances Ne. 3, :, and &, are hereby
repealed. JOHN w. MKOY, Pres.
joins B. JuIsoN, Rec. May >, 1913
IN CHANCERY.- WALWORTH DISTRICT
COURT.
Isaac s'raiI, '"''' ""' Wisconsin Territory.
vs.. Waworth County, IS.
Samuel Ross,
Il satisfactorily appearing 10 the court that sub
poena to answer, has been duly issued to the sher-
III OF said county, in the above entitled suit and
that the same has been returned bv the sheriff of
said county and that the sand defendant cannot be
found in said county; and it further appearing by
atlida, B. that the said deiendent is a nonresident
of this Territory l. is therefore ordered by the said
court, on motion Of c. NJ Baker, solicitor for com
poinants, that the said defendant appear and plead
answer or demuyr to the sand compliments bill O
complaint on or before the 90th day of August lS4G
or that in default thereof, the said bill be taken a.
confessed against him. And it is further ordered
that a copy OF this order shall within twenty day
by inserted in the Southpor, Telegraph, a neyvspa
per printed IN the county of Racine, in said Terri
tory; and be published therein six weeks, success
lively, at least once IN each of said weeks
LII GRAND ROCKWELL, Reg.
c. NJ. BAKER, Solicitor. a
Dated at Elkhorn thist2Sth day of April 1913