The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-04-29
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ORDNANCE No.
Relating 20 Police Regulations
Be e oredtaed By the Mayor aud CouncsI,ne,

Relating 10 Police Regulations.
| Be q Ordained b. the Mayor aud CouRciIqae9s
| Of the city Of EsaDorsd:
SECTION /. That every person who shall,
within the limits o., the city Of Emporia, cruel
~ beat or otherwise injure any horse. mare.
mule, ass, or other animal in an immoderate
cruel or unnecessary manner, SHALL on eonyic-
tlon, be nned sum of not less than three dol
lars nor more than twenty-five dollars or
imprisoned in the city jail not exceeding thirty
days, for each and every offense
SEC. 2 If any person or persons shall within
the limits OF the city OF Emporia, maliciously
or willfuily disturb the peace or quiet Of any
street, avenue, alley, neighborhood person or
persons, by loud or unusual noises, by using
or by any other means whatever so as TO dis
turD the peace under any pretext whatever
shall, upon conviction therefor be fired in n
sum not less than three nor more than one
nundred dollars, or imprisoned in the city Jail
every offense.
SEC. 8. That whoever shall within the limits
OF the city, be guilty Of any noise. work. or
any amusement, on the first day of the week,
commonly called Sunday. whereby the peace
and quiet OF any person or persons may be dis
turbed, shall, upon conviction, be fined in a
sum not less than three nor more than twenty
fiye dollars, or imprisoned in the city Jail for
more than thirty days, for each and every Of
SEC. 4. That whoeye r shall within the limits
OF the city of Emporia, disturb any lawful as
sembiage or association of people by rude or
or assembly met for religious worship by maxi
ing q noise, or by any rude or indecent be-
haVlor or profane language within their place
Of worship, or so near the same as to disturb
the peace and quiet thereof, shall, upon con-
Victi0n, be fined in sum of not less than three
nor more than one hundred dollars, or inn
prtsoned in the city Jail for not more than thirty
days, for each and every offense.
SEC. D. That every person who shall be found
intoxicated in the city of Emporia, shall, ON
conviction thereof, be fined in q sum not less
than three nor more than TWENTY-FIVE dollars
Any person so found may be arrested by anv
OF the city officers without writ or proeeSs and
committed to the city Jail or other convenient
and safe place, there to remain until he or she
shall become sober, when it shall be the duty
OF the of1cer to bring the offender before the
Police Judge, to be dealt with according to
law; and II any person or persons found guilty
of the above ofense shall refuse to make afff-
dayit showing where he or she obtained the
Intoxicating drinks by which he or she became
intoxicated, and OF whom he or she obtained
the same, and the names Of all persons within
the city OF Emporia who shall have furnished
him or her with such Intoxicating drinks shall
be deemed guilty of contempt. and NAV be
nned or committed to the city Jail, in the dis
erection of the court.
SEC. 0. That this ordinance shall take effect
and be in force from and after its publication
IN THE EMPORIA NEWS and Emporia Tribune
Approved April 26th. 1870.
Fl. c. CROSS. Mayor.
Il certify that the foregoing is a true COW of
the ordinance on 6lein my office. In testimony
WhereofI hereunto set my hand this 9th dav
OF April, AID. 1870. Fl. w. McCUNE,
City Clerk.