The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-10
PUBLIC NOTICE.

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Of Honolulu, at nine and a hal
O'Clock of each evening.as signal to
all Mariners at that time OF shore
without his permission, to return On
board their vessels; and it shall be
incumbent upon them to do so, upon
pain of two dollars fine, if appre-
hended at or after ten o'clock Of the
evening, when said Governor shall
cause the Bell to be again rung, as a
signal for their apprehensions.
Whoever furiously, or heedlessly
Of the safety Of others, rides any
horse Or other animal, or drives or
conducts any vehicle, though the
personal safety Of any person be not
endangered thereby, shall be pun
|ished by fine not less than five dol
lars nor exceeding one hundred.
Whoever is found drunk in any
street. road or other place, from the
use of Intoxicating liquor, shall, on
the first conviction for such ofense
be punished by a fine not exceeding
six dollars, and on any conviction
Of any Ike offtnse committed after
the first conviction, by fine not ex-
ceeding twelve dollars, or BY impris-
oament not more than thsee months.
All loud noise by night is taboo.
Whoever, after sunset, shall, by
halEooing,, singing in the streets, or
in any other way, make any disturb y
ance or diosrderiy noise, II any
village, town Or part OF this kingdom
without ju8tifable cause for SO doing
shalt be liable to summary arrest and
imprisonment by any constable or
police officer, and upon conviction
be punished by fine not exceeding
ten dollars.
ANY person not authorized by
iaw, who shall carry or b>arme1
win any bouy-knife, sworQ-cane
pistol, alr-sun, slung shot. o. other
deadly weapon, shall be liable to a
fine Of no more than thirty dollars
sna 30 less than tenor in default o.
payment Of such fine, to imprisonment
at hard labor for q term not exceeding
two months, and 10 less than fifteen
days, upon conviction Of such Of
Tense before any district Inagis~
trate, unless good cause be shown
for having such dangerous weapons:
and any such person may be imne~
1iatelv arrested without warrant, by
the Marshal, Or any Sheriff, Consta-
ble, or other officer or person, until
he can be taken before such nagis~
trate.
Every foreign seaman, of whose
desertion froizs any vessel due notice
shall have been given, and every
seaman discharged contrary to the
provisions Of the article, shall be ap-
pretended, and if not returned to his
vessel, shall be put at the disposal
Of his proper Consul or Commercial
Agent; but if he refuse to receive
him under charge Of his Consula5e
said desecter shall be put to hard
labor until he quits the country.
Every seaman who shall be found
on shore after the sixty days limited
by his permit have expired, will be
arrested as a deserter, and confined
n the fort until he shall leave the
kingdom.
Whoever rescues any prisoner,
or persons lawfully hel! in custody
on conviction Or charge Of any Of
rense, Or &s witness on criminal
charge, Or aid oc assists any s:ch
prisoner; witness or person SO held
in custody, in his design OR endeavor
to escape, whether his escape be CT
be not effected Or attempted, or con-
yeys into any fort Or other prison
anv disguise. tool weapon, or other
thing adapted to facilitate, and with
intent to facilitate the escape there
from Of any such prisoner, witncas
OF other person, shall, in case the
a'nreside oirranse or criminal charge
be capital, or punishable by impris-
onment for life or for ten years or
more, be punished By imprisonment
at hard labor not more than three
years, and b. fine not exceeding
five hundred dollars; in any other
case he shall be punished by impris-
onment at hard labor not more than
one year, and ffno not exceeding
Que hundred dollars.
CTle above is an exact copy Of The
law of Honolulu, You will observe
That the law is very strict-Ed.)