Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-12-27

sabbath such person shall be deemed guilty of mis-
ldemeanor and fined not less than ten nor more than
fifty dollars .f : os.s.,.s * s7sA ssaxsrS - -
Sec 63. If any person shall load, or unload any
wagon, cart dray this corporation on the Sabbath
isaid person Shall be fined not less than two
than five dollars q. - II NgHN
4 Sec GA. That if the owner or occupier of house
in the townof Fayetteville shall sner or permit his
celar door OF doors on the Public Square any of the
Streets lanes or alleys of said town. to be or remain
open except when in actual use orthe purpose of
ventilaton in the day time, shall have it orthem SO
Insecure as to render the walking thereupon over
the same unsafe or dangerous such person shall be
fined not less than five nor than twenty-five dol
liars. 2lffANa Iifl3 IEHlHfA efVtie1 "
/ Sec. 65. IF the owner or occuper of such house
should not notice by the town Constable, attend to
the repairs of any cellar door, the same may be re-
pairedby the town Constable at the expense of the
owner which may be recovered before any Jurisdiction
jhaving cognizance thereof s 3
SEC. 66. That if any person or persons shall place.
to be placed in the streets or on the Public
Square of said town. In any of the foot-ways tere-
of any fence lumber, fire wood, boxes, or any other
nuisance whatever and shall suffer the same to remain
there longer than day he, she, or they shall for
felt and pay to the of the corporation, sum not
less than so than $50 for each and every day
such nuisance shall remain; and it shall moreover be
the duty ofthe town Constable to the same at
he expense of him, her. them, who either placed, or
caused to be placed, such nuisance upon said Public
Square, streets, or side walks Provided, That this
act shall not extend 20 lumber for buildings erecting
on said streets or Public Square. -sz.IT5 4
SEC. 6T. That if any person persons shall erect
any steps or cellar doors so as to extend more than
loIe do
of said town, he she orhey shall be deemed guilty
of nuisance and on conviction thereof, shall pay
fine of fiom s2to $50 for each and every week such
steps or cellar door shall be suffered to remain.
Sec 68. That ifany person persons shall throw
cut wood or timber on any of the foot-ways pave
in said town. shall ride any horse mule there
on or shall drive thereon any wagon cart dray, he
she they offending, shall pay fine of not less
than So nor more than $50 bpiilsia .na3
SEc.l69. That when any animal shall die in said cor
poration the owner of such animal SHALL within twelve
hours thereafter, remove the thereof beyond
theYlmits of the town; and in case of failure to do
So he she they shall orfetand pay to the use of
the corporation the of~two dollars for every sub
sequent twelve hours said shall reman and it
shall moreover be the duty of the Constable to cause
such carcass to be removed at the expense ohe own
er;--and whoever shall permit any putrid matter or
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oher nuisance to remain in the street fronting his, her
or their premises for longer time than twelve hours
without informing the Constable thereof shall forfeit
and pay the of two dollars and whoever shall per-
nit any purid matter or other nuisance to remain on
his her or their premises for longer time than twelve
hours shall forfeit and pay the of two dollars and
like sum for each and every subsequent twelve hours
such nuisance IS suffered to remain 4
II Sec 10 That if any person shall erect within said
town any stable, pfit, or other building which shall
be deemed declared nuisance, according to the
provisions of tbs act he she offending Shall on
vction forfeit and pay othe use of the corpora
Ation a fine not exceeding fifty dollars, and for each
and every month sucnuisance shall be suffered tore
main. after such conviction, s - ... 81 a8iqs
4 SEC. IL Thatsit shall be the4duy of the Mayor
Whenever in his opinion ofn the opinion Of the Board
.Iof Aldermen it nay beeesssary totry the question
of Nuisance or to remove abae nuisance, to order
Il the town ConstaBco snmmona jury of twelve house
tolders of lawful age thin said corporate limits to
appear before said May time and place appointed
lby him. to hear the evidence that may be offered Or
Unnecessary, to inspect personally with the said Mayor
the premises supposed to be nuisance or, in his abb
sence, to his agent if there be one or if none then
i the person occupying and controlling said supposed
llnnisanee And the town Constable shall summon any
witness on behalf of the corporation, as well as on
!, behalf of the owne agent or occuper OF said sup
posed nulsance which etherp party may desire to have
Summoned; and the Clerk shall issue his suopena up
on the application ofeithe party And if the said jul
shall by their verdict declare the premises to be
nuisance the said Mayor shall therenpon fine the said
4 as in fHas preceding section or forthwith or