The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-04-14

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any pfsan a. o,hiht ANY stallion 1r
arh ou ilc public street vi III slaud
tllo mmt within ihc corporate limits
every person sl offending upon ron.
ylciiun thereof, shall ho 6uod n tlio
sum of mot loa lhan five NOR more
than twenty dullbw, and every such
animal declared o nuisance. and re-
moved beyond the corporate limits.
See. b. II shall nui bc lawful for
any person not residing IN the corpo.
ration To bring or otherwise introduce
knowingly aud wilblly any disease
Of q contagious, dangerous character
within the corporate limits, and
ever person 80 offending, upon con.
viction thereof shall bo fined not
more than twenty dollars, and he de-
clarcd q nuisance and removed be-
yond the corporate limiisi provided,
that before sentence be passed, the
accused shall be examined by two or
more physicians as to the real nature
and character of the disease, whose
decision shall be guide for the court
trying the same.
Sec. 0. II shall not be lawful for
any person to obstruct or close any
, street, alley, ditch, causewoy, or cross
; ing within the corporate limits, cx-
9pt such as have been already closed;
every person so offending shall, upon
, conviction, be held liable for all dam
: ages arising from such enclosure OF
obstruction, and to have the same
! opened, or removed, or repaired at
their expense; provided, the Board
of Selectmen may grant any person
{ the privilege of closing any street
c alley or ditch, upon a petition signed
) by a majority Of the voters of The
corporation, which petition shall show
that no one, or the public will be in.
4 eonvcnienced thereby.
Sec. I. Every person residing with
(; in the corporate limits shall remove
}, all and any dead animals of whicl
) they may be the owner, beyond The
! limits Of the corporation upon twen'
{ ty-four hours notice being given then
c of such dead animal and every per
a son failing to comply with this ordi
nance shall be fined three dollars
c and such animal removed by the tow
!, constable at the owners expense; il
n case no owner shall be found, then !
: shall be the duty of the town con
/. stable to remove such animal beyon,
c the corporate limits; and for ever,
animal so removed by the constable
c he shall be paid not lcss than twenty
y five cents nor more than ono dollar
r Sec. 8. That n tax of twenty-five
cents be levied upon every one hun
n dred dollars worth of private prop
c erty, both real aud personal, within
: the corporate limits; provided .ha
: all household and kitchen furniture
: the Masonic building and ground,
c and al churches shall be exempt fron
this tax; upon all exhibitions, sucl
as slight Of hand tricks, juggler
y circuscs, and all other shows Of
public character, not less than fv
nor more than twenty-five dollar
; easa and every time they shall 50 cS
Z him in the corporation, and tha
: before such exhibition shall tax
u place, they shall first get from III
Mayor a license, after such tax sha
! have been paid, and any person eS
! hibiting any show contrary to th
y ordinance shall pay fine Of not lc'
= than five nor more than twenty do
y y lars for each and every time the
\, shall 80 exhibit; upon all one-hor
y y, vehicles used for the purpose of cal
~ ~ rying passengers or freight for Il
- public inside the corporation, Of
y q dollar; upon all two-horsc vehicle
''' three dollanj upon all iour-hor
vehicles, five dollars. This tax sha
~ be asscsscd and collected by the fir
e day Of May in each and every yea
~ Sec. Q. Il shall not be lawful
~ hitch or tie any animal 10 the Cou
HOUSE fcncr, or to any shade ir
. upon the public square; and eve
hs person 80 offending shall pay a Fl
"A of two dollar; and il shall be d
- duty of the town constable 10 tai
I. charge Of every such animal, aud
~ hold the sane until such fine shall
Ily paid and the constable shall be ]
~ lowed one dollar for every fine
"A collected.
aa The above ordinances were a
ile proved and adopted the 9th day
nj March, 1866.
4 Prince Alfred will shortly be Ct
WI aie,l a peer, under the title Of
- Duke Of York. At present he i d
entitled 10 iii in the Housc Of Iyor
nd An exchange remarks that wh