Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-15
lisTUNnINu SHOWS.

SEC %. ANY person cOhNlCttI ui lnvlnj
interrupted molcstcd, or disturbed an.
show or exhibition, licensed according
law, within said city, shall be fined / II nm
sum not less than one nor more lha
twenty five dollars.
NAGRhSCY.
Src. SO. That ifany person or person
| shall be found within the limits of hi
city lettering about saloons, or wandering
| about tho streets, alleys, lanes or com
mons, by day or night, without having
any known place of residence, or any visi
BILE means Of support, and not being abl,
to give n satisfactory account of them
selves, shall, upon conviction thereof, bt
fined not less than one nor more than
twenty dollars, and In addition thereto
may be imprisoned at the discretion of the
Mayor, for any period not exceeding iif
teen days.
running AT LARGE OF Vicious ANIMALS.
SEC. 50. Any person owning or having
control of any vicious dog, bull, COW, horse
or other animal, who shall permit the
same to run at large within the limits OF
this city shall, upon conviction thereof, be
fined in any sum not less than one, nor
more than twenty-five dollars.
BREAKING WILD ANIMALS.
SEC. GO. Any person who shall break or
attempt TO break any wild or vicious ami
nal in any public street or common with
in the limits of this city shall, upon con.
yiction thereof, he fined not less than one
nor more than twenty-five dollars.
DESIGNATING THE SABBATH.
SEC. Gl. If any person or persons shall
within the limits of this city, be engaged
in match shooting or running any horse
race, or shall play at amy game of bill
liards, pool, or any game with cue and
balls, or any game of nine or ten pins, or
any game with cards, or any other species
of gaming, on the first day of the week
commonly called Sunday; or if the owner
or the person having control of any bill
lard table, or other table upon which
games are played with and cue ba lis or Ten
pin alley, shall permit or allow any such
game to be played thereon on that day, or
ifany person or persons shall permit or
allow the use of any such table or niLe or
ten pin alley, on that day, every such per-
son or persons shall each, upon convic-
tion thereof, be fined in any sum not less
than one nor more than one hundred dol
lars.
SEC. G2. That any merchant, grocer or
dealer in wares of merchandise, or dealer
in intoxicating liquors, or trader in any
lawful business whatsoever, who shall
sell or barter on Sunday between the hours
of o'clock II. M. and 4 o'clock p. m, with
in the limits of this city, shall, upon con-
victcn thereof before the Mayor, be fined
in any sum not less than five nor more
than fifty dollars; ProUidcd, that nothing
contained in this section shall be construed
the sale of buryng material or
drugs and medicines on Sunday.
SELLING INTOXICATING Liquors TO MINORS.
SEC. G3. That any person dealing in m
toxicating liquors, who shall sell or give
away to any person Or persons coming
within the scholastic age las prescribed in
written consent of the parents or their
proper representative, any intoxicating
liquors. shall, upon conviction thereof be-
fore the Mayor, be fined in any sum not
less than five nor more than one hundred
dollars for each and every oirensc.
DEFENDANT CoMIITTED TO MANUAL LABOR.
SEC. "a. Amy male person who shall fail
or neglect to pay or replcvy any fine or
cost adjudgcd against him through the
Mayors court for any misdemcanor or vio-
Iation or Hny ordinance of this city may
instead of being committed to the Jail or
calaboosc, be committed to work upon the
streets Of said city, or other public works
of said city, under the controlot the Street
Commissioner, Marshal, or person super
such public works, until such
fine and cost be fully paid Proridea, how.
nuer, that no such imprisonment shall cx
,eed the period of fifteen days for any one
oiiense. Every person 30 committed tn
work shall be required TO work for the
city at such labor as his health and
strength will permit within said city, not
less than six nor more than eight hours
each day, and for such work and labor, the
person so employed shall be allowed, eX-
elusive of his board on such Judgment of
fnc and costs one dollar per day. 1t shall |
be the duty of such Street Commissioner,
or person experimenting such
public works, to return such defendant
each evening TO the custody of the police |
force; and upon the full payment, as
aforesaid, of the fine and cost Il Judged
against said defendant, he shall be fully |
discharged; and the Street Commissioner
orMarshal is hereby authorized and requir
ed to perform all the duties herein pre-
scribcd, and to use all proper means for
the purpose of compelling the enforcement
IF such manual labor by such defendant.
Such defendant may at any time replevy
md pay such fine and costs SO adjudged
against him, and in case he has performed
abor under such judgment, he shall be en-
titled to credit for the same to the amount
If labor performed, and the balance may
% paid or rcpleyied as aforesaid.
Defendant COMMITTED TO JAIL.
SEC 20. Should any person be commit
ed to the city Jail or calaboose, by the
,ity court for failing 10 pay or rcplcvy any
inc or cost adiudgcd against him or her,
,uch person, whenever he or sh shall have
'emained in Jail one day for every seventy
i've cents of tho said fine and costs not ex-
seeding fifteen days for any one offense,
,hall be discharged, unless part of the
Judgment against such person is imprison-
nent, in idilion to the fine and costs.
But no such discharge shall operate as a
payment ofsuch fine and cost, but execu-
ion may issue therefor as in other cases.
REPLEvIS BAIs.
SEC. &C. When judgment has been en-
lorsed against any person or persons for
he payment of any fine or cost, through |
he City Court, such person may, by procu |
ing one or more freehold sureties to be |
approved by the Mayor, enter into re-
,ognizance, acknowledging themselves |
,ail for the defendants for the payment OF
he judgment, together with the interest
Ind cost accrued, and to accrue, have a stay |
IF execution from the time Of the rendition |
If the judgment for any time not exceed |
ing thirty days. The undertaking in the
recogniz nee may be entered Of record,
md shall be for the payment of the judg |
nent with the interest and costs that may
accrue at or before the expiration OF the
lin Of the stay of execution. The reeog-
nizance shall be written Immediately fol
owing the entry Of the Judgment, and
signed by the bail, and shall have The force
md effect Of a judgment, confessed from the
late thereof, against the person and prop
.riy of the bail At the expiration Of the
say, it shall be the duty Of the Mayor TO
Issus joint execution against the proper
,riy Of all the judgment debtors, and re
plevin bail; but the officer TO whom the
process may be directed, shall fret levy
npOn the property Of the judgment deien-
lan;s. If sufficient can be found, if not he
ball then wishoat delay levy the execu