Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-23

lars for every Sunday that any or either of said
acts shall be done, suffered, committed, in
his or their house establishment, and shall
be committed to the Jail of said County until
the same is paid or until he or they are dischar-
ged by law.
SIC. II. The keeper or keepers of hotels, tav-
ems, groceries, saloons, and eatinc-houses, are
required to preserve order and quiet in their res
positive houses and establishments, and for every
failure and neglect to preserve order and quiet
as aforesaid shall be subject to penalty Of five
dollars, and shall be committed to the Jail of said
County until the same is paid or until he or
they are otherwise discharged by law.
SEC. Is. Any conviction under the proceed
ing sections thirteen and fourteen shall be deem
ed an considered an absolute forfeiture of the
license TO such person so convicted to sell or
veud vinous, malt, or spirituous liquors, IN the
hotel, tavern. grocery, saloon, or eating house,
wherein any such violation of said sections
thirteen and fourteen shall be incapable of re-
ceving and holding licnse to sell or yend vim
Gus, malt or spirituous liquors within the lin
it's of said City for and during the space OF one
year next succeeding such conviction.
SEC 16 Any person who shall make any un-
necessary noise or disturbance. or be guilty OF
any riot disorderly conduct, in said City, be-
tween the hours of seven A. NJ and seven p.
NJ, shall be subject to penalty of two dollars
for such offence. and shall stand committed to
the Jail of said County until the So me is paid
or until he is otherwise discharged by law
and if any person shall make any unnecessary
noise or disturbance, or be guilty of any riot or
disorderly conduct, in said City, in the night
time and between the hours of seven F. ". and
seven \. NJ, he shall be subject to a penalty of
not less than ten nor more than twenty dollars,
and shall stand committed to the Jail of said
County until he is otherwise discharged by law.
SEC. IL All sidewalks on Commerce and
High Streets in said City shall be made and
constructed of good eound two inch plank, laid
cross-wise of said walks. with three sils or ties
underneath, not less than six inches square, of
oak, shall be paved with good hard brick,
or with good smooth stone not less than three
inches thick.
SEC. Is. The sidewalks on that portion of
High street between Vine and Iowa streets shall
be constructed six feet wide, upon g-ade cor
responding to the grade of said portion of High
street, with Il curb of stone timber eight inch
es high, and the owner owners of lots ada
cent to and abutting upon that portion of High
street lying between Vine and Iowa streets
are hereby required to make or construct such
sidewalks within ten days after the publica-
ton of this Ordinance for three successive weeks
in the official paper of said City; and any own
of lptn -I,sc sc
High street who shall neglect refuse to make
such sidewalks after the publication of this
Ordinance aforesaid and after the expiration
of SAID ten days, shall be subject to penalty
of five dollars for each and every days contiu-
uance of such neglect or refusal
SEC. 10. All sidewalks shall be kept free
/. from all distractions and in good repair and
condition by the owner or occupant Of any lot
or lots adjacent to such sidewalks and upon
the failure, neglect refusal, of any person to
keep such sidewalks free from distractions and
IN good repair and condition, such person shall
be subject to a penalty of two dollars for each
and every day continuance of such Deglcct re-
fusal and failure. after such person is notified
by the City Marshal to remove such ois;ruc-
tons or to repair such sidewalks.
SEC. 30. 1t is hereby made the duty Of the
Street Commissioner in each Ward, upor, the
failure, neglect, or refusal, of any person TO re-
pair the sidewalks adjacent to the premises of
which such person is the owner for ten DAYS
next succeeding his or her notification BY the
Marshal TO pair such sidewalk, to repair the
same in such manner he shall deem proper
and at the expense of the owner of the lot or
lots adjacent to such sidewalk
SEC. 81. Any person who shall ride or drive
upon any sidewalk in said City shall be subject
10 penalty of two dollars for each and every
offence, and shall stand committed TO the iail
of said County until the same is paid
SEC. -. All Ordinances now in force and in
conflict with the provision Of these Ordinances
are hereby repealed.
Dated Mineral Point, June 5, 1857
CHARLES +. LtGATE, Mayor
Attest WILLIAMS T. HENRY, City Clerk