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

ment by him, and for the sustenance of
the same while in confinement under his
sentence. Such contract to be submitted
to the next subsequent meeting of council
for ratification, modification, or rejection.
CHAPTER X-Mdykeis.
SEC. 1.-RegLlar markets shall be held
in the borough market house on Tuesdays
and Saturdays OF each week, for the sale
of fresh meat, poultry, butter, eggs, green
fruit, grain, and vegetables. Market
hours shall begin on said days at four
o'clock, A. NJ, and shall close for the
sale of fresh meat at 10 A. NJ. in May,
June, July, August, and September
No meat or other article shall be sold,
bargained for, bartered, or ordered or
placed in baskets, buckets, Jokes, or pals,
or otner receptacles, for any person or
persons previous to market hours, but all
mea: exposed on the hooks, racks, stalls,
handles, or other parts of said house
shall be open TO be bought u: the regular
rates BY any and every person or persons
equally, and all meats taken thereto shall
be SO exposed. Nor shall any fresh meat
be sold In any other part of the borough
than within the market house between the
hours named and on the days named, in
any quantity less than one quarter. ANY
person violating this section shall be fined
not less than five nor more than twenty
dollars
SEC. All articles sold at said mar
ket house by weight or measure shall be
weighed or measured by weights, scales,
or measures duly regulated, under the
penalty of one dollar for every ofense.
SEC. 3.-No person shall slaughter or
dress any animal in said market house, or
on the public grounds adjacent therero,
or deposit any ofal or garbage within said
limits, or cause the same to be done, under
a penalty of two dollars.
SEC. Amy person selling any tainted
meat in said market house, OF unsounA or
unwholesome provisions, or veal under
three weeks old, shall be liable to have
the same seized by the market master, ard
to pay fne of not less than FIVE dollars
SEC. 5.-If any person shall represent
any article which he or she offers for sale
at said market house to measure or weigh
more than may be found by trial 70 be
correct, such article shall be forfeited to
the use OF the borough, and the person
offering the same shall pay a fine of not
less than one dollar for each article
whose weight or measure is thus misrcp-
resented.
CHAPTER X.--Mirket Muster and Stalls.
SEC. 1.-The market master shall at
tend In the market house during market
hours on every market day He shall
have general superintendent therein. and
shall see to the enforcement of all bor-
ough ordinances relating thereto. He
shall cause the said house to be kept in
clean and healthy condition The stalls
of said market house shall be rented an
nually on or before the first day of April
of each year, the rent to be paid half
yearly in advance, and possession to ba
given only on payment. The annual rem
tai of stalls shall be fifteen dollars for each
stall. All terms or parts of terms shall
expire on the succeeding first day of
April. Any person renting fer less than
one year shall pay at the above rate with
ten per cent. added. Any person oecu-
pying any of said stalls, and not having
paid the rent therefor, may be excluded
therefrOm by the market master.
SEC. 2.-The market master shall give
a bond, with security, to be approved by
council, in the sum of fifty dollars, for
the faithful discharge of his duties.
CHAPTER XI.-Nmsances.
FEC. l.-No person shall place or cast
any earth, brick, stone, coal, wood, flIh,
ashes, mortar, lime, shavings, dung, or
substance of any kind Except articles for
the purpose of loading or unloading, re-
moving, or storing away. or building ma
terial, which shall not occupy more than
five feet of the street, measuring from the
line of the curbstone) on any square,
street, sidewalk, or alley within the bor-
ough, under a penalty of not less than
one dollar nor more than ten dollars, be-
sides the expense of removing the same if
removed by the street commissioner or by
order of the burgess.
SEC. Amy person who shall leave
any vehicle with any animal or animals
attached thereto, of any kind whatever,
in any public square, alley, or street with
in the borough, and shall suffer the same
to remain more than two hours, unless for
the purpose of loading or unloading, shall
Oe liable for every such offense to a fine
of not less than one dollar nor more than
five dollars. Provided, nothing herein
contained shall apply to teams of persons
in attendance at religious worship or
service.
Sec. 3.-Any person ob'tructing any
of the crossings on any of the alleys or
streets of the borough shall be liable to .
fine of not less than one nor more than
two dollars for every such ofense.
SEC. 4.-The occupant or possessor
of any lot within the borough shall, when
required by notice from the street CON-
missioner, remove all wood, coal, ashes,
barrels, boxes, or any other distractions
which may be, without legal authority, on
the sidewalks, squares, streets, or alleys,
in front oc or adjoining the lot occupied
by such person, from and off of the said
sidewalks, squares, streets, or alleys, and
any person 1eglecting OF refusing to re-
move the same shall forfeit and pay 6ns
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