Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-11-25
i2th, p, rmi,ting any vicious dog, COW,

any game OF nlne or ten pms v" 'ho S"'
iIlh. The owner of any Billiard table or
Ten Pin alley permitting any such games
TO be played on the Sabbath day.
10TH. Disturbing any religious worship
or preaching, or any person attending upon
any said worship or preaching.
10Th. Selling any Intoxicating liquor or
LIQUORS to any negro or negroes, orbrinslng
any such liquor or liquors into this corpo-
ration to be drank by any negro or negroes,
except for medicinal purposes prescribed by
a physician
li.h. Selling any Intoxicating liquors of
any kind except for medicinal purposes
prescribed by physician.
18th. Drinking or participating in any
way in the sale of any such liquor ana not
reporting the person that sells, to The Mayor.
10th. 0bslructing any of the frequented
streets or sidewalks by depositing thereon
any wood, boxes lumber, fence or other
thing except tho necessary mat. rial for the
erection of any building on such street or
sidewalk, and the loading and unloading
of goods.
goth. Throwing out upon any ircquenied
street or sidewalk any rubbish, waste,
slop. oifal or other filth that shallrender the
walking upon said street or sidewalk un-
pleasant or disagreeable.
2lst. Riding or driving any animal or
any wagon, or other vehicle on any pave
ment, sidewalk or graveled way.
22nd. Stopping any wagon, team, car,
riage, OF other vehicle; or any animal
on any of tho cross walks.
Migrants.
SEC. |. Be il ordained, That tho following
described persons are hereby declared to
be yagrants
First.-All abe bodied persons, who, not
having any visible means OF support 1--we
idly, without employment.
Sccond.-All able bodied Freedmen, or
other free persons Of color, who have aban-
doned the service Of their former masters
or employers for the purpose of idieness;
or who are found lettering or rambling
about, or idly wandering around the streets
or other public place, or having no perma-
nent residence or employment.
Third All persons found lodging in the
omen air. or in any shed, stable or other
ut.house without permission from the per-
son owning or controlling said premises.
Fourth.-All persons who shall be found
trcspassing in the night time upon the pri-
yate premises of another, and not giving
good account of themselves.
Fifth.--All able bodied persons wander
ing abroad and beggingi or going from
door to door begging; or placllg them
selves in the streets, or in any public place,
to beg or receive aims.
SEC. 9 The Mayor shall issue his war
rant for the arrest of any person charged
with being vagrant, on complaint, as IN
other cases of misdemeanor, or alleged Vlo-
lation of any other Town Ordinance.
SEC. 3. When person, charged with be-
ing vagrant, is taken before the Mayor,
he shall proceed to investigate said charge,
under the rules and regulations governing
proceedings in the Mayors Court, giving
the accused trial BY jury, if it be de-
mandcd
SEC. A. Whoever shall be found guilty of
being yagrant within the meaning OF
this ordinance, shall be fined in any sum
not less than three, nor more than one nun
dred dollars for the first offence, and for
each additional conviction the minimum
penalty shall be increased three dollars,
and the Mayor shall enter judgment for
such fine and cost
SEC. S. In all cases of conviction for any
violation of this ordinance, in addition TO
the penalty herein-before provided for, the
Mayor may require the defendant TO give
a bond to the Town of Dallas, with two or
more good and sufficient sureties, in PEN
atty not less than fifty, and not exceeding
five hundred dollars. conditioned, that said
defendant will for the period Of six months
next ensuing the execution of said bond,
be of good behavior, and in default thereof,
the defendant shall be committed to custo-
DIV and be kept at work on the streets,
without compensation, until such security
is given, not exceeding six months.
Occupation Tax.
SEC. l. Belt ordained, That there shall
be levied and collected an annual License
Tax, as follows;
~ brokers' $50 90
I'd. Upon each and every Billiard
Table 90 w
Sd. Upon each and every nine or
Ten Pin Alley, 5O W
4th. Upon each and every Ordina-
ry or Restaurant, oO W
9th. Upon each and every Bakery ~ w
7th. Upon each Boarding House,
with six or more boarders, 10 %
Sth. Upon each Tavern, 4O w
9th. Upon each exhibition Of Rope
or Wire Dancing, Puppets,
Wax Figures, Painting, Stat
uary, Tricks of ofLegerdemain,
Pugilism or any other show,
or amusement, 10 W
10th. Upon each circus, Equestrian 40
exhibition, or Menagerie, 80 %
1lth. Upon each Auctioneer, ~ W
18th Upon each merchant OF Dry
Goods, Groceries and Gene
eral alMerchandise, including
Drugs and Medicines, ~ W
Isit. Upon chJewelry merchant ~ W W
1lth.. Upon each Barber, 10 %
18th. Upon each Public Ferry, 30 W
10th. Upon each Livery Stable, or
place where horses or mules
are kept for pay, ~ W
17th. Upon each House or sign
Painter, ~ W
18th. Upon each Undertaken and
Builder, ~ W
18th. Upon each Carriage OF Whg- ~ 40
on maker, ~ W
2o'h- gRoaa Roas each Saddle OF n''"'' 10 90
o.. r-~anssh s.adle Tree Maker, 10 90
22d. Upon each Tanner, ~ ~ ~
2Sd. Upon each Gunsmith' ~ ~ ~ ~
2zth. Upon each Black Smith, ~ " y,
25th. Upon each Chain maker, ~ "
2sth. Upon each Brick maker, ~ " ~
27th. Upon each Plasterer, ~ ~ ~
DQfh ITron each Dutcher-sell1ng, ~ W