St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-08
Master, or where provisions are retsiled from

Master, or where provisions are retailed from
markets or stands.
Sec. 81. If any lessee of. any store,
butcher stall or the restaurant In the public
market, shall be twice convicted Of any vic
lation OF any ordinance in relation to mar
kets, his lease shall on the second con viction
be adjudged to be forfeited.
Sec. 3S. No person shall put or place any
box, barrel, bench or other article, on the
market space, street or sidewalk where mar
ket is held, during market hours, except
wagons and other vehicles.
Sec. 80. No person, after having pur-
chased in market or upon any of the public
streets of said city, any poultry, wild game,
meat, butter or eggs, fruit, vegetables, or
other articles whatever, shall sell, or offer to
sell, the same In the market place established
by this ordinance.
Sec. 40. 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 per-
son or persons bringing such article or arti-
cles to the city.
See. Al. That no grocer or dealer in veg
etables, except licensed grocers or other
dealers in vegetables, poultry or other pro-
visions, shall purchase any article in market
market day, except for the use of his or her
family, and If any such person shall purchase
in market, any kind of vegetables, poultry
or other provisions prior to 10 O'Clock as
aforesaid, in which he or she deals, it shall
be taken and held as prima facie evidence of
intention to resell the same.
Sec. 40. 1t shall be the duty of the Mar
ket Master, under the direction of the Com
mittee on Public Buildings, City Property and
Markets, to cause the Market house to be
kept clean and neat; to cause wagons, teams
and other vehicles, to be placed in the mar
ket streets so as to best suit the convenience
of the public, and of buyers and sellers; to
take charge of and safely keep the weights
and measures belonging 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, and
to prevent and remove all OBJ
structions 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 situa-
tions for the sale of all articles not sold
from wagons or rented stalls; and it shall
be the specified duty of said Market Master.
to cause all the provisions of this and all
other ordinances, that may be passed relat-
ing to the markets, to be observed and
obeyed, and to cause all violations of the
same to be prosecuted before the Municipal
Court; and to make all seizures authorized
by this ordinance.
See. 43. The Market Master, under the
direction OF the Committee on Public Build
ings City Property and Markets, except as
otherwise provided by ordinance shall have
entire supervision over the markets of said
city,
Sec. A. Every person who shall resist
said Market Master in the lawful discharge
OF the several duties imposed upon him by
this ordinance, shall be fined, on conviction
thereof before the Municipal Court, in a
sum not exceeding $50.
Sec. rs. 1t shall be the duty of the Market
master to have enforced within the city, the
provisions of can act entitled an act to Sc
cure uniformity in weights and measures,
being chapter twentyseven of the public
statutes, and chapter thirty-two Of the re-
vised statutes of the state of Minnesota; ap-
proved March II, A. d. 1861" also can act
to prevent the sale of unripe Gran berries. ap-
proved February %, A. D. 1861" And
whenever any violation of either of the acts
are brought to his knowledge, to commenc e
proceedings before the Municipal Court
against the offender or offenders.
Sec. 46. The Committee on Public Build
ings and city property and markets. are
hereby authorized to designate and name
some one place in the Fourth ward, one in
the Fifth ward, and one on Mississippi street
and one in the Sixth ward In said city, as
public market place, and when so des-
ignated, named and reported to, and approved
by the Common Council shall be deemed to
be covered by the provisions of this ordi-
nance and submitted to all the rules, regula-
lions and penalties as herein provided.
Sec. Al. 1t is hereby made the
duty of 1.-THE Mayor of the city of Saint
Paul, to appoint and COM
mission, as policeman, whoever may be
elected Market Master of tho city of Saint
Paul, from time to time; provided that said
Market Master so appointed policeman as
aforesaid, shall receive no additional com pen
sation, nor shall he be required to do any
duty as policeman, except in connection
with his duties as Market Master.
See. As. Any person who shall, In any
particular, violate any provisions of this or
dinance, shall on conviction thereof before
the Municipal Court, be fined in any sum
not less than $40, nor more than 500, for
every such otfense.
Sec. 40. All ordinances and parts of ordi-
nances centravening the provisions of this
ordinance arc hereby repealed.
Sec. 50. This ordinance to be In force
from and after its publication.
Yeas Aid. Cummings, Dowlan, O'Conaor.
Robert, Cullen. Otis, Johnson, Starkey, St.
Peter, Mr.. Presidcnt-10.
Passed, August 5, 1854.
ROBERT G. sNITn,a President of Council.
Approved August 6, 1884
c. ID. OBmEN, Mayor.
Attest.
Tnos. A. PaESDEReAsT, City Clerk.
August 8.