Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-05-29

ne or suffer any nuisance prohibited by this ordi-
nance, after receiving notice to abate the same.
shall on conviction thereof, be fined in any sum
notices. than three dollars, nor more than one hum
dred dollars for such o1ense, and in the same sum
for ever, twenty-fonT hours continuance, or per-
mission CT such nuts lnce after notice.
SEC 3. No building shall be erected, fitted IN.
or used in said city tor slaug htoring, dressing. or
packing any cattle, calves, sheeD, swine or other
animals, or for straining or rendering any lard or
tallow, without q permit therefor, first given nv said
Council, and such permit shall not be so given.
except for a packing-house simply, until the appli-
can't therefor stall have presented to said Council
a petition, signed by a majority of the qualified vo-
ters OF the ward, wherein such building may be
proposed to be erected, fitted up, or used Us afore-
SAID, and praying that such permit be granted.
ANY person who shall erect, fit up or use, our suffer
the erection, fitting up or using, on his premises
within said city, any building Tor any OF the purpos,
es in this section named, ana without such permit
from said Council first obtained, shall upon convic-
ton thereof, be lined IN amy sum not less than
three nor more than twenty dollars, and in a ike
sum for every twenty-four hours continuance there
of, after notice to abate the same.
SEC 4. ANY person who shall cause or suffer
any slut while in hest, to run at large in said CITY.
shall upon conviction thereof, be fined in any sum
not less than fifty cents nor more than ten dollars.
SEC. 5. Whoever shall fire or cause to be fired
within said city, an gun, pistol, fire crackers, tor
pedoes. or make or caused 10 be made, any explo-
sion with powder Or other substance, except in de-
tense OF his life, liberty, property, or the protection
OF his family, or any member thereof, shall upon
conviction Tor such oIfense, be fined in any sum
not exceeding ten dollars: provided that the Mayor
of said city, may upon application, grant special
permission to fire a cannon and other arms, on the
Fourth OF July, and on other occasions OF public
rejoicing, regulating in such permission, the time
and place IN which firing may be had, and also NAV
grant 10 organized Infantry, cavalry or artillery
companies, general permission 10 discharge the
firearms adopted by the respective branches of
service when upon drill, or performing military
duty.
SEC. 6. The Marshal 1r his deputy Police, or
any member OF the conn on Council of said city,
or OF the Board OF lie 18th OF said city, may,
ana shaIl from TINE TO time, enter and examine,
between sunrise and sunset, any building, cellar.
lot OF ground, vault, clubhouse or privy, which
such officers may know or believe 70 be foul, damp,
or otherwise pre]udicia& to the public health, and
may also direct the cleansing, altering or amending
the same, or the removal Oh nEisances from, in or
ABOUT Such premises, and any person who shall re-
slst or obStruct sach officer in the performance of
such duty, or any owner or occupant of such premi-
ses, who shall neglect or refuse 10 remove such
nuisance, on direction of any OF such officers to do
so, shall for every such oflense, be fined in any sum
not less than one dollar nor more than fifty dol
lars.
SEC. 7. The Mayor OF said city, may lawfully is
sue mis- proclamation, tOFbiGdiuv the RUNNING at
large OF any ana all dogs or bitches in said CITY. at
any period OF the year, when in his opinion, the
pubic safety or convenience requires. And when
uogs are touEd WITHIN or near said city, after such
proclamation, the 1arshal orany person author
lzed to do so by said Mayor, may lawfully kill or
cause The killing Of any such animal so u%nlaWfully
found at large. Such Marshal, and the whole p0-
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that effect from said Mayor, proceed forthwith to
XII al dogs so found At large; and any person con-
victed before said Mayor Of having molested OF
hindered SAID Marshal, or authorized person in the
discharge OF such duty, shall be fined for every such
oitense N Il sum not exceeding twenty-five dollars:
provided that no provision OF this ordinance, shall
apply to the dog OF any Traveller passing through
said city.
SEC. s. That no fire signals, fire crackers. tor
pedoes or any other fireworks, shall be held foI
sale, or sold within said CRY, without special H.
cense OF the Mayor OF said city, who shall impose
such terms as he may eeem proper with reference
TO the sale OF such articles, and any person who
shall vioiate the provisions hereof, or being so Ii.
censed, shall violate the provisions and terms
OF such license, snail upon conviction of tae same
before said Mayor, be lined not less than one. nor
more than fifty dollars.
SEC. 9. Any person or persons, who shall with
IN SAID city, exmbit any git enterprise, or sell. or
distribute any article of merchandise, by means OF
the us Of dice, or any game OF chance whatever.
or 0her 50 10 do, shall, upon conviction thereof
before SAID Mayor, be aned in any sum not exceed
ING twenty dollars for each and every offense
SEC TO- No person shall cut, marx or otherwise
detace, or iuHre any house, builiiag, fence, gate,
door, sign, or other fixture within said city, OF
set up any hand bill, poster or other notice
upon any building, fence or other fixture within
SAID city, without the consent of the owner or oc-
cupant thereof. Any person violating this
section, shan upon convection therefor, before
sali Mayor, be fined for each oifense in any sum
not exceeding twenty dollars.
HORACE CORBIN, Mayor.
Attest, \. L. THOMSON, Clerk.
Passed May &c, 1873.