The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-05-07

SEC. 0-Auy person who shall keep or !
suffer to remain upon his premises or |
private property, any carcass, garbage, |
JHai, putrid meat, nauseous liquor, or any |
offensive or unwholesome matter, or any |
person casting the same upon any lot or /
ground wi hin the borough limits, or upon /
any of the streets or alleys thereof, shall |
be guilty of maintaining or causing u nui /
salce, aud shall be liable for the expcnse
o. removing the same and to fine of
not less than fYe nor more than twenty |
dollars
SEC. 6.-No stovepipe shall project
through any part of any house, shed, or
other building, except the roof thereof,
and all pipes, fues, and chimneys shall
rise distance of lot less than two feet
above the roof of such house, shed, or
tuildirg, under penalty of FIVE dollars
SEC Any person who shall wilIfully
suffer his horse, mare, gelGing, mule, goat,
sheep, swine, hog, pig, sow, or sLoat to
run at large in the borough shall pay .
fine, on conviction of such offeLse, of not
less than one nor more than ten dollars.
1t shall be the du'y of the street commits
sivI g. police to seize and impound
any such Annals so running at large, and
b give information to the burgess OF every
such offeuse. If, after four days public
notice of the taking up of any such ami
NAL, the same is not claimed and the fine,
costs, and charges for keeping paid, it
shsll be sold at public sale to the highest
and best bidder; and The proceeds, after
deducting the hue, costs, and charges
shall be paid to and remain in the hands
of the borough treasurer, subject to the
call or order OF the owner Of such auimal
Any person on whose premises any do
mestic fowl shall enter or trespass, may
take up or kill the same, between April
1st and November 1st of each year.
Sec. S.-Any person who shall engage
in horse racing, or shall willfully ride or
drive any horse, mare, gelding, or mule
at a faster gait than slow trot in, on, or
through any of the streets, alleys, or pub
lie grounds Of the borough, shall be liable
to fine of not less than two nor more
than ten dollars for every such offense.
Nor shall any horse, mare, mule: or gel
ding, or anv team of such, be permitted
to stand and remain within the limits of
the borough unless securely hitcheG or
held, under penalty of not less than Que
dollar.
SEC ct shall be deemed and con-
siuSEeu nulSan"S IOT any station
or jack to be led to or suffered to cover
mare or jenny in public, within the Dor
ough limits, and the penalty for every
such ofFense shall be not less than FIVE nor
more than zen dollars.
Sec. l0.-The owner OF keeper of ev-
cry dog or dogs within the borough shall
be liable to an annual tax for every dog
so owned or kept Of one dollar, and for
every bitch two dollars, such tax to be
levied aud collected by the borough treas
urcr. Any person willfully evading this
provision shall be liable 10 a fue Of twice
the amount Of such tax for each dog so
owned or kept, or bitch, as the case may
be. PrOUided, that nothing contained in
the foregoing shall authorize any bitch
while III heat TO run at large, but the owner
OF such bitch, or any person controlling or
exercising any agency over the same, or
on whose premises the same may be al
be allowed to remain, shall securely keep
the same from so running at large, under
penalty of FIVE dollars.
CHAPTER XII-PuJlc Peace.
SEC. l-It shall be the duty of The
police at all times to apprehend all sus-
pected night walkers, malelactors, vaga-
bonds, rogues, aud disorderly persons whu
may be found upon the streets, corners, or
alleys, on the sidewalks, in front of public
places, IN drinking saloons or other pla-
ces, and bring all such persons as may be
apprehended before the burgess to be ex-
amined and eacn such above described
person as shall be convicted of disorderly
conduct calculated to disturb the peace,
or of being found gathered together in
disorderly assemblages, shall be fued not
less than one dollar nor more than TWEEN.
ty-fve dollars for each offerse
SEC. 2.-All persons are strictly pro-
hibited from standing, lounging, or !oiter-
ing upon the sidewalks in front Of or near
to any of tho churches or other public
buildings in the borough during the tima
Of holding any service or meeting therein,
or in any wise preventing or ohStructing
the free ihgress or egress of any person in
attendance thereat, and all persons SO Of
Tending shall forfeit aud pay a foe of mol
le than two nor more than ten dollars
SEC, 3.-Any person or persons who
shall be engaged in fighting, quarreIiug
or otherwise creating disturbances within
the limits of the borough, shall pay fnf
of not less than one nor more than tWen
ty-fve dollars.
SEC. Amy person who shall, within
the limits of the borough, wiIlfully dis
charge any gun or fire arms Except ir
necessary defense of self or property, OF
shall wansonly throw any metal, stone
brick, bullet, or other missile, or whC
shall explode any torpedo, bomb, or fire
crackers, or fire works in the streets, Of
raise any false alarm of fire, shall for ever,
Otfa fnYf nd g. r
less than one nor more than ten dollars
in addition to any damage he may occa
sion or if any person shall mutiiate, in
jure, deface, or destroy any fence, house
or gate within the borough limits, sucl
person shall for every such offense forfei
aud pay fine of not less than one no
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