The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-09-18

DTRUSTEES Of the town of Plymouth, lndi.
ana, That any person wishing TO become an auc-
tioneer in said town, may petition said Board for
license therefor, and said Board, if deeming such
applicant suitable for the situation so petitioned
for, NAV, in its discretion, grant him such license
SECTION SECOND
All such licenses shall RI for the reriod of one
year, or for one or more quarters of year. The
amount to be paid for such license, shall be TWEEN
ty dollars per year. or five dollars per each quarter
of year. The person obtaining such grant of
license shall pay to the Marshal the price fixed
therefor, together with the Marshal's ee and take
his receipt for the same; which receipt the appli
cant shall deposit with the Treasurer who shall
forthwith issue to such person license on payl
ment of his fee.
SECTION THIRD.
Any person convicted Of having exercised with
in said Town, the business of an auctioneer, for
the sale of goods, wares, or merchandise, without
such license, first obtained, shall be fined in any
sum not less than FIVE dollars nor more than TWEEN
~ dollars.
SECTION FOURTH.
If anv person, without such License first obtain
ed, shall sell Mt auction in said town anv goods,
wares or merchandise, not previously offered for
sale in said fowl, for at least three months, Tex
cepting sales at auction oy auctOneers, executors,
administrators, guardians, trustees, or public Off
GERS discharging their legal duties. and excepting
also all sales of articles the growth or manufac-
ture Of Marshall County, indiana, or of cattle,
sheep, hogs and other live stock except horses and
mules, of farming utensils, or articles of house
hold property, belonging to citizens. of said town,
such person. conviction of such offense, shall be
fined, for each instance thereof i'm any sum not less
than five dollars nor more than twenty dollars.
SECTION FIFTH.
Out of doors sales at au ton on the streets
sidewalks, or alleys of said town are expressly
the STR cts, and vehicles drawn by horses mules
and in case of such sales upon the streets. such
an imals shall be kept in motion by beng led rid
den driven in order to prevent the collection of
crowd at any one point so to Obstruct or hinder
the free passage of such street, and excepting also
sales at the corners of streets, when the consent
of the owners or occupants of the lots buildings
Immediately contiguous to such corner shall have
been first obtained for that purpose. Prorided,
That in cases of sales at the corners of streets or
sidewalks they shall not be INSTRUCTED by arti-
Giles exhibited for sale, or by the crowd assembled
so as to prevent the free passage of such streets or
sidewalks.
SECTION SIXTH.
Any person convicted Ofhaving violated the pro-
visions of the last preceding section. shall, for
such ofense. be fined in any sum not less than one
dollar, nor more than five dollars.
SECTION SEVENTH.
ANY person convicted of having given notice of
auction sales by ringing a bell, or causing tn,
ringing thereof, within said town, elsewhere than
at the corners OF the streets, and in front of the
houses where such sales are to take place, shall
be fined therefor in any sum not exceeding three
dollars.
SECTION EIGHTH.
No street peddlar, hawker or other itinerant
dealer by retail or wholesale, in goods, wares, or
merchandise, shall offer the same for sale i'm any
vehicle or on foot otherwise within sai id town,
without license therefor first Obtained and such
license shall be FOR one week, one month, or one
wear, and shall be issued by the Treasurer on the
applicant producing the Marshal's receipt for the
payment to him of the cum of two dollars for one
week five dollars for three months. or fifteen dol
lars for one year, the applicant in addition paying
said Marshal and Treasures fees.
SECTION NINTH.
Every peddltr, hawker, or other person convict
ed o having. without such license, gone about or
through said town Oh foot, or with vehicle, or in
any way with goods, wares, or merchandise, CARR
ed or exposed for sale, shall be fined therefor in
anv sum, not less than two dollars nor more than
ten dollars; and in the same sum a similar
conviction for having refused to show his license at
the request of the Marshal, of any person to
whom he may offer such goods, wares or merchan-
disc for sale.
SECTION TENTH
ANY person who shall exhibit participate in
exhibiting in said town, for any payment or reward
charged, demanded, or received. any theatrical
performance, any show of puppets, wax-hgures,
or animals any displays of tumbling feats, rope
or wire walking or dancing, or sleIght of hand;
any circus menagerie, natural artitcl curiosity
display of ventrioQuism, deception or representa-
ticn; or any musical concert or performance; or
any other display or performance of the same gen.
eral description, without license therefor, made
out and signed by the Treasurer, as hereinafter
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ton thereof, be fined in any sum not less than five
dollars nor more than thirty dollars.
SEC. IL. The amounts to be paid for such H.
censes shall be as follows; fifteen dollars per day
night for any circus or menageric, and two dollars
per day night for any show, performance or
concert, other than a circus or menagere. The
person applying for such license shall pay to the
Marshal the amount fixed therefor and take his |
receipt he snail produce TO the treasurer, whose |
duty il shall be to issue license to such applicant
the anplicant paying in addition to said Marshal
and treasurer, their fees. Such receipt and Ii |
cense shall state the name or names of the party
appIyipg therefor, with the intended purpose and !
expected continuance thereof and shall, also. in '
case of any theatrical performance, circus, menag
erie, or chow of wild animals, designate the build
ing or place of holding the same.
SEC. IL. No provision of this Ordinance shall
prevent The giving of any concert. or the conduct
and the net profits of which shall be devoted ex-
clusively to any religious. charitable, literary or
scientific purpose, to the benefit of any Fire
Company in said town.
SEC. ID. Any person or persons to whom such
license may have been granted, who shall be con-
victed of having conducted such exhibition indie |
Gently or immOrally SHALL for every such offense.
be fined in any sum not less than three dollars |
nor more than ten dollars.
SEC. ID. Any person convicted of having occu- |
pied any street, square or common. belonging to
said town. without first having obtained the writ
ten consent of at least three of the members of
said Board for that purpose; for the performance
or exhibition of any circus, menagere, or show,
shall be fined therefor i'm any sum not less than
Eve dollars nor more than ten dollars.
SEC. Is. Any person convicted ofhaving inter.
rupted or disturbed any show, exhibition. concert
or performance contemplated by this Ordinance, or
any auditor or spectator thereof, shall be fined
therefor. in any sum not less than one dollar nor
more than ten dollars.