The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-09-10


hall, church, place of amusement, 1,
or other public place, within said
city, or within one mile of the linn
its thereof, shall upon convictlon
be fined in any sum not exceeding
twenty-five dollars.
SEC. "a That if any person or per
sons shall be found within the limits o
said city, or within one mile of the linn
its thereof, lettering about saloons, ol
wandering about the streets. alleys. lanes
or commons, by day or night, without
having any known place ofresidencs. OF
any visible means ofsupport, and not be.
ing able 10 give satisfactory account o
themselves. shall, upon conviction there
OF, be fined not less than one nor more
than twenty dollars, and in addition
thereto may be imprisoned at the discre-
tion Of the Mayor, for any period not ex'
ceeding thirty days.
SEQ. 50. That any person who shall
be beating cutting, bruising, manning
or wounding. or in any other manner
cruelty maltreat any horse, mare, oil
gelding any bull, COW. steer. or heifer
any ass, mule, or any other animal
within this city, upon conviction thereo
before the Mayor, shall be fined in any
sum not less than three dollars nor more
than twenty five dollars.
SEC. SO. That every person who
shall within this city. by provoking, OF
insulting epistles, words or gestures. at
tempt to provoke a quarrel, or who shall
by gesture or language insult and pro.
woke another, shall upon conviction
thereof be fined in any sum not exceed
ing twenty do lars.
SEC. 81. That any person who shall
within this city, IN rude, angry, or in>
sulting manner, touch, strike or beat
another, shall upon conviction thereof, be
fined in any sum not exceeding oLe
hundred dollars.
SEC. 38. That it shall be unlawful
for any person within this city, other
than a traveller. to carry or wear con-
cealed about his person, any dirk, boWie
knife, dagger, sword in cane, brass, or
other metal knucks, siung shots, or any
other dangerous or deadly weapons. or
TO carry such weapons openly, with the
intent or avowed purpose of iniurinS his
fellow man. Any person violating the
provisions thereof shall be fined in any
sum not exceeding one hundred dollars.
SEC. 80. Ifany person shall resist, or
IN any manner interfere with the City
Marshal, or any member of the police
force, in the lawful discharge OF his or
their duty, every person so offending
shall on conviction thereof before the
Mayor, be fined in any sum not less
than one nor mose than twenty-five dol
lars.
SEC. 49, Ifthe Chief or a,y mem>
Der of the police force, of said city, shall
be resisted by any person in the lawful
discharge of his duty, he shall have the
power to call to his aid, and command
the assistance Of any bystander, or other
person in the vicinity, and it shall be
the duty of such bystander or other per-
son to render che aid and assistance
required by such officer; and if Any by
stander or other person shall reiu Sc, or
neglect to render such aid and assistance,
as may be required by such officer. ev-
cry person offending shall on conviction
thereof before the Mayor, be fined in any
sum not less than one nor more than
twenty dollars.
SEC. IL. ANY person who shall per-
senate, or attempt to personate the
Mayor. or any police officer. or shall
without proper authority or cause, use
any of the badges, signals, or devices ofa
police officer, or shall attempt to per
form any of the duties OF a police officer,
without proper authority shall upon con-
viction before the Mayor be fined in any
sum not exceeding twenty-five dollars.
SEC AZ Tuat if any person or, per-
socs shall cut. mar injure delace, spoil,
break, or destroy, any fence, monument,
railing, tomb stone, grave>stone, house,
building, church, curbing, corner-stoues,
trees, shrubbcry, plants, or other proper
ty or nx ures, the property of said
city, or OF any private individ uai, or
of any religious or benevolent So
ciefy. situated within said city, the pu b.
lie ma, kets. or streets, or upon any
church lot or lots, burying grounds. or
grave yards, within said city, or within
two miles Of the limits thereof, for the
purpose Of playing ball, or any other
game thereon or shall there congregate
for the purpose of idleness, by which the
grass, herbage, trees. plants, or shrut-
berry. shall be trodden down, broken,
spoiled or injured, for each and every of
fence III this section mentioned, such
person or persons, for the violation and
upon conviction thereof shall pay a fine
not exceeding twenty dollars,
SEC. 43. That if any person or per-
sons, shall leave open any gate. door, or
fastening. of any of the above named
public grounds, without Immediately
closing the same, shall upon conviction
thereof, pay fine not exceeding twenty
dollars
SEC. Al. Any person who shall aid
any prisoner who is confined in the city
prison, to escape therelron. or in any
thereof, shall, upon conviction thereof
be fined not more than fifty dollars.
SEC. 45. That if any butcher or
other person, shall knowingly, within
the limits of this city, sell any UNIV hole
some flesh Of diseased animal, or other
provision, he or she shall,
upon conviction thereof, be fined in any
sum not exceeding fifty dollars.
SEC 46. Tha, if any person shall
within this city, by any device o. pre-
tence, entice or tempt and prevail upon.
or cause any minor TO engage with such
person, or with any other person, or
persons, in any game wha tever, for any
sum of money, or property of value, or
shall make any bet or wager with such
minor, or cause it TO be done, upon the
result of any game, every such person
shall, on conviction thereof, be eemed
guilty of a misdemea nor, and fined in
any sum not more than fifty dollars, to
which may be added Imprisonment not
exceeding thirty days.
SEC. Al. That if any person shall
within the limits OF the city, intentional
ly deface, obliterate, or tear down or de-
slroy, in whole. or in part. any copy or
or extract from any law of
the United States, or Of the State of In
diona, or OF any city ordinance, or any
procia amation, publication, advertisement