The Russellville Democrat., 1879-07-24
CHAPTER x.
NuIsANCEs.

NtlSAANCi~N'
 Section l. Every dead horse, COW, or other animal found lying on any of tho streets or alleys, or any lot of this town, is declared to be a nuisance.
 Section ?. All timber, ot whatever kind; fencing, logs, wood, bales, boxes, crates, plank, shingles, brick, coal, hogsheads, barrels, casks, and all rub Dish remaining on any street or alley Of kics, drays, carts, coaches, and car riages of every description, remaining on any of the streets or alleys of this town, more than one day, are hereby declared to be nuisance.
 Section 3. If the owner of such dead animal as mentioned in the first section of this chapter be known, he shall be notified by the Town Marshal that such nuisance exists, and where, and it shall thereupon be the duty of such owner to remove such dead animal, be- yond the limits of this town, within six hours after such notification.
 Section 1. If any stiUh dead animal, the owner of which is unknown, be found on any lot occupied by any per= son, the Town Marshal shall notify tic occupant; or if found on any lot unoe- cupied, the Town Marshal shall notify the owner of said lot to remove the same beyond the limits of the town within six hours after such notification. Such notification shall be in writing, and shall be signed by the Marshal; and the service thereof shall be made by the Marshal, by reading the same to the person notified, or by delivering to him q true copy thereof, and the return of the Marshal shall be prima facie evidence of it's truth The person so notified, and failing to remove said dead animal shall be fined not less than Five nor more than Twenty-Five Dollars.
 Section 5. Whenever any of tho things mentioned in the second section of this chapter, shall become nuisances by remaining on any such street or alley for a longer time than is allowed by said section, the Marshal shall noti- fy the owner thereof, in the manner prescribed in section four of this chap- ter, to remove the same of the streets and alleys, and if such nusances be not removed within 21 hours thereafter the Town Marshal shall remove tho same; and the party so notified and failing to remove such nuisance, shall be fined ill any sum not less than One nor more than Twenty-Five Dollars.
 Section 6. Nothing hcreinbefore con- tained shall be construed to extend to material used for building, when such building is in progress of erection.
 Section7. All standing water, which may have become, or likely to becoue foul, impure, or stagnant, within the limits of this town Is hereby declared q nuisance.
 Section 8. Every privy or necessary house within this town, which is not Ike pt i'll a neat and clean condition, and frequently cleansed and emptied ,or the deposits thcpeof frequently covered with quick lime, so that the same may not become offensive, and every such house, placed so near the street so as to offend the sight of those passing by is hereby declared q nuisance,
 Section 9. Whenever any of the nu- isances mentioned in the two proceed ing sections, shall be known to exist by the Town Marshal, he shall give to the occupant, and if no occupant, then to the owner of such lot, such notification as is required In section Four of this Chapter, to remove or abate the same, dhd unless such nuisance be removed within 24 hours after such notification, the said Marshal shall remove the same, ana the occupant or owner so hotlhcGj and failing to remove such nuisanccs shall be fined by the Mayor not less than Five nor moro than Twenty-Five Dollars.
 Section 10. In all cases of nuisanccs provided for in the preceding sections, if the person notified to remove the same shall fail to do so as therein pro- vidcd; or if the Town Marshal can find no person to notify, ns hertinbefore provided, it shall be his duty to imme- diatcly remove the same; and for so doing he shall be allowed his necessary expenses incurred therein, to be allow ed and paid as other claims against the Corporation.