The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-04-11
Ordinances OF the Town OF Clarence,
Iowa.
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AyoNDfN kNtE FOR the payment OF fees and

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AN oFDiN .tssCE for the payment Of fees ana
officers.
r See. 1. BE IL ordained by the Tcwn
, Council of the town Of Clarence, that Inc
Recorder sbaIt receive the same fees Tor
recording ahs Aafe allowed to township
clerks;aiad the Treasurer shall retain TOT
,his seEyicps two per cent. Of al monies
received and paid out by him. and such
other allowance for extra service IN COL
/ Letting ~ the council shall think just.
go. Tha Mayor, Marshall, ana each
Trustee shaH receive for their services
for all time occupied BY them n town
business, for which. no other ices are
provided, the same sum per day as Is al
lowed Ito tfaetecs of townships not hIcor-
porated; tR0Mtled, that regular meet
ings OF the council held in the evening
shall be reckoncd rs half a1day; and the
Marshal shalt be allowed at least one
day each snlOnth for examination OF
streets and alleys, and ten cents each for
personal notices not otherwise provided
s3. Every uf1icer aud person having
claims against the incorporation. shall,
before receiving any pay, present an ac-
count to the Council to be approved by
them. ii E-Ea fA.I 81 500 al"''' 3&s@ ~ ''ss s44
/ Passed the 25th day OF March, a. d.
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AN ORDINANCE toprevent the destruction Of
See. /. Be it ordained by the Town
Council Of the town Of Clarence; that
any person who shall hitch any horse,
mula,sor team to any shade tree, or box
ing, or frame Pat un,for its protection, or
to any picket o. other yard fence liable
to be Injured thereby, or who shall in
tentionatiy injure any such trees, or
fence, or any sign or sign post, or build
ing or other property, public or private,
at the discretion Of the court not less
than five dollars, and shall pay all costs
and damages. gt ar II
Passed March, >, \. D. 1867. >suaf
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AN ORDINA nee reviding for taking effect
of certain ortlinances.
Sec. L.. BE 1t ordained by the Town
Council of the town of Clarence; that
the ordinances contained in the ten
Chapters, passed this 18th day of March,
A. y. 1867, are hereby declared to be the
public municipal laws Of the town of
Clarence, and that all other ordinances
heretofore passed are hereby repealed;
Provided, that this repeal shall in no
case prevent the enforcement of any OBJ
legations or penalties incurred under the
ordinances hereby repealed.
a. This ordinance, together with
those contained in the aforesaid ten
chapters. shall be in full force and effect
from and after their publication in the
Upton -4dtertises it asT a...
Passed March 10Th a. p. 1867. Iar
sA JAMES DE|OLF, Mayor.
GEO. AICLEep. Recorder. q" IH'
A young lady in the New Orleans
Museum who goes into the Hons den,
put too much ponatum on her hair
The unctous odor excited the lions APP
petite, and she stopped to let him
jump over her, according to the pro-
graZnrie. the sagacious beast bit of her
waterfall, s.sas &. 2E=H ssz4 -z@
A fearful double murder occurred a
few days ago, at Augusta, Ark. Mr..
IiIman Gregory very wealthy planter
in that vicinity, fell into an alteration
over a game Of cards witha Mr. Damer-
on, in the course of which the latter
drew pistol and shot the .ormerthe hip.
Mr.. Gregory being in liquor, tainted
him for not shooting better than that
DIR. Cameron fired again, shooting him
this time i'm the breast Mr. Gregory
placed his hand upon his pistol, and talk
ing deliberate aim at the doctor, shot
him through the heart. Both fell dead
together. g @-#@ 's1 @s @
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| IH There are no bitters for the Stom
ach so Immensely popular in this region
of the country rs those now manufac
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sur sSed bs no other Importation
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/ Gin. CoBilRertiaL
/
Rev. S. Paneoast, pastor of the Meth
odiSt Church at McffncOr. has resigned