Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-30
Ordinance No. 52.
The Common Council of Pheniz do ordain as follows:

The Common Council Of PhRni1
 do ordain as follows:
 SECTION 1. All able bodied per.
 sons not havi z visible means tO
 maintain themselves, and who live | daily without employment, or who are found lettering around or walk 1 ing abroad and lodging in drinking l saloons, bar-roOms, out-hauses and
 nous of bad repute, or public | places, such as streets, al eys, side
 walks, piazas, vacant iOts,o in sheds,
 stables, wagons or boxes, or who | shall be found tresrassing upon pri-
 vate premises, ai ang time, and fail-
 ing to give -a. satfsfAcr3ry account of
 themselves CT who go from house to
 house, or upon the streets beggiug
 or recei, ing aims, or who hatithaliv
 loiter and hang around saloons. hAr>
 rooms or bawdy houses, living with~
 out lawful employment and having
 no visible means to maintain the m
 selves, or who shall be found in pos-
 session of any instrument or thing
 used for the commission of burglary
 or for picking locks, and being un-
 able to give a good account for the possession of the same, shall be | deemed guilty of mi 6eme TOT.
 SECrIoN 8. Any person who shall
 keep or exhibit any box, pipe, cup
 or thing or. apparatus, or any per
 son who shall act as a lookout or
 tender at any place where the eating
 smok ing or inhaling of opium is bee ! ing practIced or carried Oh, shall be
 deemed gully of misdemeanor.
 SECTION o. It shall be the duty of the Marshal and his deputy to seize and keep all cups, pipes, ap- paratus, boxes and things used for the purpose of eating. smoking pr ihhaling of opium, and produce the same in court in any case in W. 'ich said articles shall be required as using, keeping or being in posses sion of the same; or acting as looks out in the use of the same by other persons, shall have been or may be arrested.
 SECTION 10. All persons are here by prohibited from attending or be- ing present in any room, arbor, shed booth or tenement where the smok- ing. eating or inhaling of opium is being carried on. This section I law in the discharge of their dutle..
 Any persons violating the provi sions of this section shall be guilty of a misdemeanor.
 SECTION II. any person who shall keep q room, building. arbor, booth, shed or tenement to be ueed for the purpose of eating, smoking or inhaling of opium shall be guilty of a misdemeanor. peace, or who shall use obscene or abusive language, or who shall be dIun or who shall be In state of intoxicatinn Tn any highway, street, thor 0pghfare or public place, or shall be drunk and disorderly in any private house or place shall be guilty ot a misdeIneanor.
 SECTION 5 Any person who shall uegligently, wilfully, or mali- ciously girdle, pull down, break, cut or in any manner injure any tree growing or being upon any plaza, street or along the margin of any 1 street or sidewalk within the limits 1 of the city, shall be guilty of a mis- deineanor.
 SECTION 6. Any person who shall disturb any lawful assembly of pco- pie by rude and indecent behavior | or otherwise, shall be guilty of a m1sdemeanor.
 SECTION '. If any saloon, gam- bling house, bawdy house or house of ill-fame or dance house keeper | or proprietor or keeper of any place ] wherein intoxicating Or malt llquors | are sold, or he agents or cleI KS of | any such proprietors or keepers. l shall sell or permit to he sold in his l or her or their place of business to l any minor any such liquor, he, she | or they shall be deemed guilty of a l misdemeanor.
 SECTION 5. Any person within 1 this city who shall expose, sell or 1 offer for sale any indecent or lewd 1 book, picture or other thing, or who | shall exhibit or perform any indes | cent, immoral; or le&d play or other | representation, shall be guilty of a | 1iaisdemeanor.
 SECTtoN 3. Any prostitute; cour- tesan or leHd woman who shall | within the limits of this city, by l word, sign or action ply her vocation l upon the streets or at any place, or at door or open window of a house l or room she may occupy, or make 1 any pubic or open iiieretricious dis play of herself upoh the s:rtets, or in any public place, or who entIces by any means whatever any mihor into her house or place, shall be gu. .lty of misdemeanor.
 SECTION 4 Any person in this city inak ing a continuous or assist ing in making any improper nOIse, riot, disturbance or bfeach of the
 SECTION 15. Any city bfficer,con> tractor, or other peIsoh in this city, dig any hole, drain or ditch in any highway or thoroughfare; without providing, dufin the night, either sufficint lights, or temporary fence or suitable obstruction around or in front of the same in order to prevent animals, vehicles and persons from falling into the same, shall he deem ed gui ty of misdemeanor.
 SECTION 13. Any person or per sons who shall use or permit to be used any vehicle Under his, het or lheif control for the conveyance Of any person infected with small pox; either in life or after death, within the limits of the city of Phoenix without written permission from the city Recorder first had and obtained shall be guilty of a nisdemeanor.
 SECTION A Any person attend ing upon or otherwise coming n contact with any person afflicted with small pox(except the physician legally in attendance or consulting associaies) who shali go upon any public street or square. or otherwise mingle with the people mt afflicted with such disease shall be guilty of mlsdemeanOr.
 SECTION 15. Any person rcmoy- ing any yellow flag or other rotIff- cation Of danger; from any premises where he same shall have been placed by legal authority, without pei