True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-09-22
AN ORDINANCE.

To amend IAN Ordinance Regulating the
Markets" passed January 81, 1852.
SEE. |. Be it ordained by the City
Council Of the City of Steubenville, That
the seventh Section Of said ordinance be,
and the same is hereby so amended as to
read as follows: That shall be the duty
of the Clerk Of the Market, annually on
the Saturday next before the second Mon
day Of March, between the hours OF two
and four o'clock P. NJ. publicly at the
Market house, 10 offer the inside stalls for
rent, for the year next ensuing the date
Of such offering, and he shall give GER
tiicate in proper form, to the highest bid
der. on his producing the City Clerks
receipt for the amount of bid Provided,
no stall shall be rented at less than fifteen
dollars per annum and provided further
that i, shall be lawful for the City Clerk
TO receive The amount Of such bid in two
equal instalments, the first to be paid
within FIVE days after the said day Of sale,
and The second on or before the third Mon
day Of September in each year, and to
issue certificates accordingly, and if such
bidder shall refuse or neglect 10 pay the
amount of his said bid, within the time
above prescribed, it shall be the duty of
the Clerk Of The Market, on application
to him for that purpose, to rent such stall,
and such other stalls as shall not have
been bid off at such sale, until the Second
Monday of March next succeeding, at the
rate Of fifteen dollars per annum to be
paid as above provided, and no person
being the highest bidder for any stall Who
shall fail to pay the sum bid, as before
required shall be permitted 10 rent the stall
for which he SO bid that year; and pro-
vided further that this ordinance shall not
be construed as giving any such bidder
any right TO use or occupy such stall until
the price bid before shall have been paid
as above provided.
SEC. 2. 'rha. if any persons shall use
or occupy any inside stall, without having
obtained license therefor, according to
the foregoing requisllion of The first Sec
ton, he or she shall forfeit and pay sum
moi exceeding three dollars for every day
he or she shall so use or occupy such stall,
and pay the costs Of prosecution.
SEC. 8. No person shall te permitted
to use or occupy any outside stall or other
place Of the Market House, or on the
pavement around the same for the sale of
fruits or vegetables Of their own produc.
tion, without having first obtained a
hcence therefor from the Cherk of the
Market, for which he or she shall pay at
the rate Of two dollars and Fifty cents per
annum for sny stall ON the North, East
and West sides Of the Market House, and
one dollar and twenty-five cents for any
stall or the South side of the said Market
House, and any person violating the pro,
visions Of this third section, shall be liable
on conviction thereof to fine for every
offence not exceeding three dollars ant
costs Of prosecution.
SEC. A That the seventh Section o.
the Ordinance regulating the Markets. =
passed January 81, 1852; and an ordi-
nance entitled ian Ordinance to amend
an ordinance entitled an ordinance reg.
ulating tile markets." passed March 90,
A. d. 1855, be apd the same are hereby
repealed
$50. s. That this Ordinance shall take