White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-03-16

OF street commissioner to remove the same, he
snaii be hned in a cum not exceeding five dol
iars Tor each day he shall continue said OBJ.
struction. : = - '-'N W
Sec. 3. For digging, removing or carving
away any earth, loan, sand, gravel or sod from
any Of the public grounds within the city lin.
It's: ane not more than fifty dollars.
sec. 10. For fighting animals or fowls in.
tentlonaiiy. or playing cards. ball, marbles, or
any game of chance or skill, on Sunday, With
IN TINS city, = fine not more than fifty dollars.
sec. II. For permitting any such game to
Se payed on the promises of any person, on
Sonosy, or Keeping open any place Of business
dollars. 'e"
Sec IL. For publicly committing or perne-
trating any indecent, obscene or iewd act, or
In such situation that persons passing might
ordinarily see the same, or for uttering
any indecent, obscene. or lewd words or dis
course within the hearing of of any other per-
son or persons, or exposing to view, in any
street. alley or public place. any obscene print
or picture, or other indecent exhibition. a fine
not exceeding twenty dollars.
sec. Is. For wantonly or Intentionally in
Juring. defacing, destroying, or besmearing,
Hlthin TINS city, any public property of the city.
or any fence, awning, sign, public building,
railing, or any goods or chattels, the property
OF another, fne not less than FIVE nor more
than fifty dollars
Sec. IA. For beating, injuring, or treating
any animal in an immoderate. cruel. or unne.
cessary manner, fine not e1ceeeing fifty dol
lars.
Sec. Is. For three or more persons assemb-
iing' ee 1cept at public meeting of citizens,
on any side walk, street. vac mt lot, or mouth
OF an alley, and there conducting themselves
IN manner annoying the persons passing by.
or to occupants or residents of adjacent build
ings, fine not exceeding twenty-five dollars
Sec. l6. For bathing in the Missouri river.
at any point within or opposite the city limits,
between the hours Of sunrise and sunset, fine
not exceeding ten dollars.
Sec. IL. For any person keeping or harbor.
ing or maintaining ally female prostitute,
kno wing her to be such. fine not exceeding
fifty dollars
Sec. lo. For any person dressing himself or
herself in the garments of the opposite sex,
and thus appearing ia any of the streets or
public places Of this city, fine not exceeding
fifty dollars.
Sec. ~. For riding or driving across any
bridge in this city, at gait faster than a
walk, or criving any vehicle across any
such bridge, with any whe ell of such vehicle
locked. or dragging any timbers, rock, or other
materials across or otherwise irIuring the same
fine, not less than FIVE nor more than ten
dollars.
Sec. 20 For driving, riding, or hitching any
horse, OK, ass, or mule oil any side walk with
in the limits Of this city, fine not exceeding
ten dollars.
Sec. 81. For obstructing any OF the crossings
in this city, by stopping any team, horse, ass,
or mule thereon. and refusing to move the
same at the request of any officer or citizen, a
fine net exceeding ten dollars.
Approved, 81 February, 1865.
Attest: C. DORLAND, Mayor.
JoHN d. BRowN, City Clerk.