Daily globe., 1883-06-05

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bring or suffer to come with him, into or
Iuron said market place, during market
hours any unruly or dangerous animal.
Sec. l6. No person shall expose or offer
Tor sale on the market place any horse,
COW, or mule, jack, or hog unless especial
~ designated and permitted by an ordi-
nance to that effect.
Sec. II. No person shall sell Or expose
for sale in said market place any live
caves or sheep, nor shall any butcher or
other person tether or tie. or otherwise
connne any calf or sheep, and suffer them
TO remain IN that condition in any market
place or space in said CITY.
sec 10. Butter, lard and honey. sold in
market, shall be sold by, avoirdupois; when
butter Is put up in rolls or balls, each roll
or ball shall contain not less than one
pound. 0--o
Sec. ID. The Market Master shall seize
all artlcles which are exposed or offered
1or sale IN market that are of less WEIGHT
IMAM represented by the seller, and all ar
tlcles attempted to De sold by false or in
correct weights or measures, and shall sell
the same at public auction to the highest
bidder, and pay the proceeds into the city
| treasury.
Sec. 20. The Market Master shall keep
at some convenient place the peccessary
scales or other implements for weighing
aud measuring, duly tried and tested,
with which he shall, whenever requested.
weigh and measure any article presented
for that purpose.
Sec. q. No person shall expose or offer
for sale, in any market place, any manu-
featured goods, wares or merchandise.
Sec. %. The Market Master shall have
authority to order and remove from the
market any person guilty therein of any
violation of this ordinance, or who shall
fail to obey any legal order of that Office.
Sec. %. All wagons and other vehicles
from which articles shall be offered for sale
by persons attending the markets, and the
horses and empty vehicles of persons hav-
ing stalls or stands in the Market, shall be
placed only in those streets and parts of
streets which may be appropriated there
for, and shall be arranged under the direc-
tlon of the Market Master, close to the
| cUrbs or sidewalks, and not nearer than six
| feet OF the crossing of any street or alley.
Sec. "a. 1t shall not be lawful for any
person to leave any wagon Or other vehicle
or horse, or suffer the same to stand or re-
main within any of the market spaces, ex
cept such horses or vehicles as are, by the
direction of the Market Master stationed
as aforesaid; nor shall it be lawful for any
person to tie or fasren any horse or other
beast to the railing or other part of said
Market house; norbreak, injure nor deface
in any way, any part of said Market house,
or the fixtures or apparatus belonging
thereto, nor drive any vehicle nor to ride
or drive any animal through or on the floor
of any Market house in said city.
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nance shall be so extended as to embrace
all spaces, streets and commons where
market wagons may be stationed by order
of the Market Master, or where provisions
are retailed from markets or stands.
Sec. 26. If any lessee of any store,
butcher stall or the restaurant in the pub
lie market, shall be twice convicted of any
violation of any ordinance in relation to
markets, his lease shall on the second con-
viction, be adjudged to be forfeited.
Sec ~. No person shall put or place
any box, barrel, bench or other article, on
the market space, street or sidewalk where
| market IS held, during market hours ex-
cept wagons and other vehicles.
Sec. %. No person, after having pur-
chased III market or upon any of the pub
lie streets of said city, any poultry, wild
game, meat, butter or eggs, fruit, vegeta-
oies, or other articles whatever, shall sell,
or offer to sell, the same in the market
place established by this ordinance.
| Sec. %. No person shall sell, or offer
for sale. any poultry, wild game, meat,
butter or eggs, which have been obtained
by purchase less than five miles from the
city, of any person or persons bringing
such article or articles to the city.
Sec. 30. That 10 grocer or other dealer
in vegetables, poultry or other provisions,
} shall purchase any article in market be-
fore 10 o'clock in the forenoon OF any
market day except fer the use Of his or
her family, and if any such person shall
| purchase il market, any kind of vegeta-
bles, poultry or other provisions prior to
| 10 o'clock as aforesaid in which he or she
deals, it shall be taken and held as primo
| JGcie evidence of intention to resell the
| same.
Sec. 81. It shall be the duty of the
| Market Master, under the direction of the
| Committee on Public Building, City Proper
! ty and Markets, to cause the Market houses
| to be kept clean and neat; to cause Wag-
ons, teams and other vehicles, to be placed
in the market streets so as to best suit the
convenience of the public, and of buyers
and sellers; to take charge of and safely
hCO LllO WOlSnLS anu lucdbur6S U6lOu0lnR
to the Market house, and neither use nor
suffer the same to be used for any other
purpose than that of testing any suspected
weights or measures; to preserve order
during market hours; to prevent and re-
move all distractions in said markets, and
nuisances found therein; and to remove all
Migrants and disorderly persons found loi-
| tering in and about said Market houses;
to adjust and arrange the stands and stu.
tions for the sale of all articles not sold
from wagons or rented stalls; and it shall
be the specified duty of said Market Mas
ter, to cause all the provisions of this and
all other ordinances, that may be passed
relating to the markets, to be observed and
obeyed, and to cause all violations of the
same to be prosecuted before the Munich
pal Court; and to make all seizures author
lied by this ordinance.
Sec. 80. The Market Master under the
direction of the Committee on Public
Buildings, City Property and Markets, ex-
cept as otherwise provided by ordinance
shall have entire supervision over the mar
kets Of said city.
Sec. 80. Every person who shall resist |
said Market Master in the lawful discharge |
of the several duties imposed upon him by |