The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1858-04-14

tute a valuable portion Of the population Of all our
Western towns, and no place ever yet throve in the
West in viii ch they we're not largely represented.
A FRIEND TO THE GERMANS.
Nininger, April y, 1858. l,,ft
PUBLIC Laws ~ Nsy1xGER.
a x4zseu ORDIN ANCE|-No. !. ss1gg4 ,~1R
An Ordinance to regulate the wid'h If 81 sidewalks in
the Town of Niuinger, passed April 10, 1883. Is rz
SEC. l. Be it ordained by the Town Council Of the
Town Of Niuinger; that the width Of the sidewalks on
the avenues of this town sha)l be twelve feet, measuring
the CUTTERS, and the fall to be three quarters Of an incl.
70 . foot. rnE -
The width Of the sidewalks on the streets Of this
t,wn shall be ten feet, measuring from the line Of lots
oatwardly towards the gutter with the same fall.
SEC 2. This ordinance to take effect and Be iu force
Fl ON and after its passage. = @s-l q
.4 ~laNArIUs DoNNELLY, President.
. CsAs. 4. CLARKE, Recorder. Il,
An c~iinance to prevent hogs Fl rom running at large
in the ! ,wn Of Nininger. Passed April 10, 1859.
SEC. !. Be it ordained by the Town Council of the
Town Of Nininger, that ifany person, being the owner Il
a ny animal If the hog kind, or having charge Of the ~"n ],
shall, after the Gath day of April, 1858, permit any
such animals to run at large in any street, lane o: alley,
common or public grounds in said town, every said per-
sou or owner shall, for every such ofense on conviction
before the President, be fined in any sum not exceeding
t q dollars and costs Of suit
SEC. 2. ANY hog or hogs, as aforesaid, found running
ut large. shall be impounded by the Town Marshall, and
it shall be his duty to give three days notice in writing.
in Eve of the most public places ia said town, or per.
sonally, that the owner or other person having oh .rge
of said hog or hogs, prove his right to the same, on =
DAY tn he specified in said notice, before the President
provided that said owner or other person. shal! have
the right, before the time specified in said notice, to
prove bis right to said hog or hogs, as aforesaid, and
have the 50 me restored to him BY paying the c SITS and
expenses of inpounding, proof, &c; but if such proof
shall be not made, the President shall issue an order,
under the seal of the Town to the Marshall 20 sell said
hogs to the big hest bidder, and enter such order on his
docket and th's Marshall on receiving. such orders,
writing of the time and place Of said sale, BY posting
up such notices in Eve Of the must public places in the
town, and shall proceed thereafter to sell said hog or
hogs to the highest bidder. according to said notice,
and after retaining his costs, he shall pay the balance
to the Council, and at the same time return , written
statement of his acts and doings, AMI costs and expenses
in the matter. The owner or owners Of said hogs, shall
within Que year sitter said date, on proving his Or their
right to said beg or hogs, to the sadsfaction Of the
Council, recover out Of the town treasury the amount
of money 20 pail into the treasury, on an order Of the
Council. The Marshall shall have for the 6rst hog. 90
impounded one dollar, an for every additionIf hog Of
the same lot or drove, thirty cents, and for advertising
sale, the same fees as are allowed to constables for
ike ~,,ervices.
SEC. 8. If any distiller, butcher, or other person
With 0 this town, shall collect or keep in = lot or lots,
pen or pens, any hog or hogs, so ~ to annoy or offend
any person, every person 50 keeping hogs, shall, on
cow lotion thereof before the President, pay q fne Of
not more than fifty dollars, with cesta, for every such
eucba odense. - t-e5s1s ts54l
g RI 4 Tk;s os1;n.nco to t.ke aAact from aAd altar
its passage. IaNArIus DoNNELLy, President.
(;HAs. E. CLARxE, Recorder.
An ordinance TO license and regulate taverns, &c.. IN
the Town of Nininger. Passed April ~, 1858.
SEC. l. Be It ordained by the Town Council, that no
person OF persons shall be permitted to keep > tavern,
beer house, grocery. saloon, restaurant or any establish
ment for che sale Of arient spirits within the corporate
limits Of the Town Of Niniuser, unless suca person Or
persons shall have obtained u license for that Purpose ;
and any person or persons who shall keep my such
place within the corporate limits Of said town, With ,at
being licensed ~ aforesaid, shall, upon conviction before
the President thereof, forfeit an pay u fac il any sum
not less than i've, nor more than twenty dollars aud
costs Of suit
SEC. 2. Every application for license to keep q tavern,
beer house, grocery or saloon, res auran', " any sst&b-
lishmeat for the sale Of ardent spirits, shall be naas to
the Town Council in writing, signed by the applicant
or applicants, which thall contain the name Of The street
where such tavern, &C. is intended to be kept, and be
accompanied BY . Recommendation signed by twelve
Of the town. ~
SEC 3. be, price Of each license issued to any ap-
plesnt or applicants, as aforesaid, shall be fifteen Dbl.
lars, and the Town Council shall have the right to
grant or refuse such license. Such licenses shall ex-
tend hst for one year, and shall not be issued unless
the applicant or applicants furnish satisfactory security
to the Council, that they will keep in al respects an
orderly house or houses.
Sac 4. If any person or persons shall keep any
tavern, beer house, grocery saloon, restaurant, Jr any
establishment for the sale Of ardent spirits, and the same
shall become an habltual resort for tipping an intern
perauce to such extent as 70 legally constitute the same
3 d~isorderly house, every person 50 offending, shall,
upon conviction thereof, be fined in any sum not less
than five, nor more than twenty dollars; provided that
upon the trial OF any person or pessons charged With
the violation Of any Of the provisions Of this section, it
shall be necessary 10 allege sal prove that such tavern,
beer house, groc.ry, to, is kept by such person or per.
sons, in whole or III part, for the purpose of r~staiiipx
intoxicating liquors to be drank at tho place or on the
premises where sold, and that the same is = nuisance
to the citizens Of the town, and a d~isorderly house in
she full sense Of the law and every pessop convicted
of a wittaE continuatioh, or repetition Of suck o6ense, !
shall be fined IN any. sum which shall not exceed five
dollars for each day such offence is continued. ,.sa
SEC 5. 1t shall be the duty Of the Town Marshall to
give 70 the President Of any and aI viola-
tons Of this ordinance that may CONE to his knowledge
by personal observation, or from the informsaon Of
others knowing the fact, and to be diigent to bring to
punishment Ill offenders against its provisions. o-os
SEC. s. All fines and penalties collected under the
provisions Of this ordinance shall be paid ipto the town
treasury. ACTsEAe HNls
SEC I. This ordinance to take effect and be ip force
from and after the 6rst day If May, 1858, Me
IaNARIus D0SNELLY, EIesidept.
CHAs. 4. CLARKE, Recorder.
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