Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-05-09

Judge shall proceed 10 make an order in
which shall describe each animal, directing
the marshal Of said city 10 sell the same TO
the highest bidder, separately or IN lots ~
the marshal thinks best, for cash in hand.
After deducting the costs and charges Of
the proceedings, the remainder Of the pro-
ceeds Of such sale shalt be by him paid 10
the owner Of the animal sold II he can be
found; II not, the marshal shall pay over
the residue 10 the city treasurer, and shall
make a detailed report Of said sale with
the costs thereof, add the amount paid to
the treasurer in his next regular report 10
the city council. The owner or claimant
Of any animal sold ~ herein provided,
may, within six months after the report Of
the msrshal and not thereafter, make acclaim
before the city council for such surplus 80
paid the treasurer The Judge and marshal
shall be allowed the sum Of one dollar
each 10 be paid out OF the proceeds Of the
sale,or marshal fifty cents II stock Is taken
by over before sale. The city Judge shall
give 10 the owner Of the animal u
known, written notice Of the time Of trial ,
which shall be served on him by the mar
shall; IL such owner il not known, a written
notice shall be posted up At the Court house
door.
SEC 30, All things which by the com
mon laws and statute laws Of Kentucky
are deemed nuisances, are hereby declared
such within the city Of Stanford; and in
addition thereto, the following are hereby
declared nuisances, TO wit; Ponds Of stag.
nani water, or any other thing which may
become offensive to the smell; dung-heaps,
hog pens and pig stys, which are supposed
| 10 become unclein an obnoxious; slsugh-
ter-pens aud houses, noxions slops in ves-
sells or thrown upon private lots, or upon
any street, sidewalk or alley in the city;
dead animals, putrid flesh, or any putrid
/ or offensive matter Of any description
/ Said nuisances shall be abated, cleansed or
I removed Las the judgment Of the court may
/ direc) by the owner or tenant in possess
sion Of the property upon which the same
/ is situated. Upon Information that n1is.
I ance exists, the cits Judge shall enter a
7 rule against the owner or tenant in posses
sion Of the premises upon which said
nuisance j. said to exist, citing such owner
or person in po. session TO appear before
| him within a reasonable time fixed in the
| rule, and show cause, II any he may have
why such nuisances shall not be abated
| II said Judge, upon a hearing shall adjudge
the matter complained Of to be nuisance,
he shall adjudge that the said owner or
tenant in possession shall abate or re-
move the same within a reasonable time
to be fixed by the Judge; and II the same Is
not abaied. removed OF cleansed within the
time required, the Judge shall order the
marshal TO aba,e, remove or cleanse the
same at the expense Of the owner or tenant
and said owner or tenant shall be fined not
not less than five nor more than ten dol
| lar. for each day the same is permitted "a
remain after the time given by the court
for its removal or cleansing, and shall be
adjudged To pay the costs incurred in abat
| ing the nuisance.
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