The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1852-07-28
AN ACT for the protection Of property from fire
in the town of Beallsville.

BealIsvile, June 80. 1852.
AN ACT for the protection Of property from fire
in the town Of Beallsve.
SEC. /. Be it Ordained by the To,Dn Council
of the Tt,rn of Beailspihe, That it shall be the
duty OF either the occupant or owner oil any prop
erty in said town. to make the several places ot
keeping fire about said premises. safe, that no
property may be endangered IRON fre thereby; and
il upon examination OF such places of keeping fire,
the Marshall shall deem them, or any OF them, un.
safe he shall forthwith serve written notice on
such owner. or occupant. TO proceed Immediately
to repair the same, which repair shall be made with
reasonable dispatch, and in proper manner, so ss
to render the property ordinarily secure from fire.
SEC. g. Any person refusing or negectlng TO
comply with the provisions Of the preceding sec.
ton, shall, upon conviction thereof, forfeit and
nav to and for the use Of the Corporation. any sum
not less than five, nor more than fifty dollars, at
the discretion OF the Mayor or Magistrate
This act to take effect and be in force from and
after the first day of August. next.
" HENRY LoHMIRE, Mayor.
JAMES VALANTINE. Recorder.
Bealisville, June 80, 1852.
! AN ACT for the Suppression of lntemperance
in the Town of Beailsville, Ohio.
Sec. l. Be il Ordained by The Ioun CotneiI
of the To,rn Of Bealisriile. That no lnn.keeper.
Grocery.keeper. Merchant, or any other person.
shall be allowed to sell give away or in any 9TH
er manner dispose of any wine, rum, brandy, gin
or whisky, or any mixed or intoxicating liquors to
be used as a beverage.
SEC. 2. That every person, or persons. SO o.
Tending shall, on conviction thereof, be fined in
any sum not less than nor more than forty dol
lars for every such offence and in default OF pay
ment. or security for the same, shall be liable ia
jmpr,sopment, at the discretion OF the Magistrate
or Mayor.
Th,. act to take effect and be in force from and
after the first day Of August next.
HENRY LOHMIRE, Mayor
JAMES VALANTINE, Recorder.
Beallsville, June 80, 1852.
AN ACT to prevent gambling. riots. noise, dis
turbances, or disorderly assemblages,
in the town Of BealIsville.
Sac. |. Be il Ordained By the 1o,Dn Counci
of the To,rn of Beaiisvlle, That it shall be helt
and deemed, as in violation of the public peace
and contrary to the dignity, comfort and convent
, cnce of the Corporation of the Town of Bealls
willie and lis inhabitants for boys or other persons
10 congrega,e or assemble The streets or alley
of said town, and make. or cause to be made, ei
ther in sport or otherwise. noise or disturbance
to the annoyance OF dispeasure OF the inhabitant
: of such locality; and any person or persons so OF
Tending shall. upon conviction thereof, be fined IL
any sum not Iess than fifty cents, nor more thai
FIVE dollars.
SEc. 2. That gambling Of any kind. rotous, in
Y decent, or disorderly conduct, shall not be per
mitted within the limits OF the corporations; AM
any person 90 offending. shall, upon conviction
:. thereof, be fined IN any sum not exceeding TWEEN
" dollars, and in default cf payment. or satsfac
!, tory security for the same shall he liable to i'm
e prisonment, at the discretion OF the court.
/: Sec. 3. That it shall be unlawful for any perso
or persons to molest. disturb, or annoy by noise
or BY any other disordery proceeding, any rell
!. gous society," or any other assembly OF the peopl
law fully convened; any person or persons thus o
e Tending, shall, upon conviction thereof. be ine
d, not less than one, nor more than twenty dollars
and in default OF payment, shall be liable to thirt
days imprisonment in the Jail OF the county, at th
= discretion OF the court
}. SEC. A. That it shall be unlawful for any perso
:, TO shoot or discharge load from any gun. pistol
or other FIRE arms, in the Town Of Beallsvie, o.
i burn FIRE crackers, or other fire works, on any
II the streets or alleys of said town. for sport or 9th
erwise; any person SO offending, shall, upon cor
viction thereof, pay fine OF not less than twenty
five cents, nor more than one dollar.
This act to take effect and be in force from an
G after the first day of August. next
q HENRY LoHMIRE, Mayor.
= JAMES VALANrINE, Recorder.
! BsalIsviIe, July 2, 1852.