The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-07-18
An ORDINANCE.
Defining NulsaaCes, and Its PEN
alIieS.

SECTIoNl !. Be it ordained by the Mayor,
Recorder AMI Trus'ees Of the town OF New
Athens Ohio, that any person owing or oc-
cupying anv Slaughter House in said town
in which beeves or any uther animals are
slaughtered, shall allow the ssme to become
foul So as to be offensive to any Of the CHI
zens of said town, and after being notified
By the Marshall to remoye said offensive
ness, shall neglect or refuse To remove the
same shall on conviction thereof be fined
in any sum not exceeding twenty dollars,
and costs OF prosecution.
SECTION 2. That stud Horses and Jacks,
shall not be let TO mares, or exhibited in the
streets or alleys Of said town. Nor shall
any person be permitted to try or let any
Stud Horse or Jack 20 aug mare or mares,
within the limits Of said town, unless the
sane be done within a high Enclosure, per.
fectly from the public view. And any per-
son or persons, violating the provisions OF
this section shall on cnn7icti0n thereof, be
fined in any sun not exceeding ten dollar ,
and casts OF prosecution.
SECTION 3 Tnat if person or parsons
shall suffer any privy on any premises in
his, her or their occupation within said
town to become offensive to other persons,
residing in the n1lglol rhODI t sue / ptiTy,
such person or persons, so on 'ndlng shall
shall on conviction thereof, be fned in any
sum not exceeding five dollars aud costs OF
prosecution.
SsOrION l.. That any privy now erected
and standing in sail town, All placed by
The owner thereof so near his ~neighbors
dwelling house as to be offensive, an annoy
ing to said neigbor, it shall be deemed a
nuisance, aud the owner thereof after
having five days notice to remove the same,
and failing to comply tberewlth, hall on
| conviction of such failure be fued in any
sum not exceeding ten dollars, and cost
of prosecution and each day that the same
is allowed to remain thereafter shall cons
titute a new offence, and be punished, as
| herein before provided.
SECTION ). That if any person shall keep
| any pen or otherwise CO nine in any st Bile,
house or room any swine, poultry, or othcl
animals within said town, 50 that the came
shall become offensive or annoying to any
persons residing in the neighborhood anJ
upon neglect ur refusal Of such person tt
sbate the same. after having had from thu
marshall twenty-four hours notice Of such
offense or = annoyance, such persons on
conviction thereof, lie fined in any sum no
exceeding Five Dollars AZ clStsof proseau
ton, and each day thereafter that thu same
is allowed to rer ain IN its offensive cOndl
ton, shall constitute a new ~OitenSe, and b.
punished herein before provided.
SECTION G.. That il any person shall place
or cause to be placed in any street, alley
lot or common within thu said town tn
carcass of any dead animal, or parts thereof
or any puirid or unsOuni beef, pork, fish
or other substance tending to corrupt tn
sed or anberieE. Such person or persons
shall on conviction thereof, be ined in an,
sum not exceeding ten dollars and costs 0
prosecution. .s.ur ...... pE. .a. a
SEcrGoN I That if any person or person
within said town, shall keep any house
shop, yard, cellar or other building or en-
closure so that the same sh Il become
nuisance. after having had proper or stuff
cient notice from the Marshall that tn
same is deemed as oversald. Such perso
or per, onS 81 Offending shall on CONVICTION
thereof, be, fined IN any SUD MT exc9edir
ten dollars for each day he or they may viz
late the provisions thereof, together witt
the costs Of prosecution.
SECTION 8. That all fines arising from
violations of the proceeding sections {
this ord.nln ! snail be collected Us othe
iucs and paid ito the town Treasury, ii
the use of said town. -..
SECTION g.. Tat this o'dinac, sh Iii tax
effect and be in force grom and after it
passage. ,r.... .. s4.....
Passed June i, 1866.
:.rl.t-l- PETER SEWELL, Mayor.
r, p. HANNA, Rseafder.