The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-05
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

y o. . 1ss5.-An ordinance providing better
VI. sanitary regulations for the city of indiana
polls, and empowering the Board OF Health 10
enforce the observance thereof. and repeating
section OF an ordinance. entitled IAN ordinance
Regarding public safety, comfort ana eonven-
ience."
SECTION l. Re ordained By the Common Comet
and Board Of Aldermen Of The city ~ Indianapolis,
THAT II shall be unlawful, after the taking effect
,Of this ordnance, for any person to slaughter,
procure to be slaughtered, within the corporate
limits OF the city of indianapolis, any animal
intended for sale, except at the regular pork
hOuses along or in the vicinity OF White River.
Any one violating the foregoing provision shall
De fined In any sum not exceeding one hunoreo
dollars, 10 which may be added imprisonment not
exceeding thirty days.
SIC. ?. II snail be lawful for the mem hers of the
BOARD of Health OF said city, and al officers Rnc
persons in the employ OF said city, assisting said
Board, to c0nfiscate and destroy all meats, hsh,
oysters, berries, fruits, vegetables, milk butter
sor other articles found in the possession OF any
lbutcber, marketer grocer, commission merchant,
br other person in the habit OF dealing IN such
articles for food, in the city OF Indianapolis, or
within two miles thereof. whenever the same
shall be so rotten, decayed, sour putrid diseased.
'or otherwise so spoiled as TO be utterly unit fol-
human food and valueess: and TO so cut, pune
.ture, mutiIate, otherwise dishgure all meats
and other articles found in possession OF any
such person, which are unfit for human food, ss
to prevent the Offering thereof for sa e as food
SEC. 3. II is hereby made the duty OF each ana
every member of said Board of Health. and each
and every officer and person employed 10 assist
Hhem aforesaid, to c0nfiscate and destroy or to
nutilate, aforesaid all articles described in the
xOIeROlIlS sSCllOus their uOllccs
70 also diligently aid the Market Masters, police,
and oth.r officers snd citizens, in prosecuting all
persons found violating the statutes OF the State
and ordinances of the city in reference 10 the
sale or having in possession foul, diseased
spoiled, adulterSted, or unwholesome meat,
drink, or O'her articles intended for human food
and any failure to con6scate and DESTROY. To
mut1late such articles, or TO so prosecute or aid
N prOsecu all such offenders, shall work
forfeiture of their respective positions
\ SIC. 4. IL shall be unlawful for snY person TO
haul transport through any public street OF the
eity of Indianapolis, the refuse and off4l OF any
starch factory, commonly called starch feed,
Unless the same is so hauled or transported in
ssnks or beds which are water tight upon the
sottom, sides and ends thereof, and so tightly
covered that no odor escape therefrOm. Any
Herson violating the foregoing provision shall be
.ned in any sum not exceeding one hundred dol
yars, to which may be added imprisonment not
exceeding thirty days.
SSt. 3 Section three GO OF an ordinance en-
fitted IAN ordinance regarding public safety,
comfort and convenience" ordained December 4.
1868 be and the same is hereby repealed.
SEC 6. This ordinance shall take effect and be
IN force from and after its passage and publica-
ton for one day each week for two consecutive
Ieeks in the Indianapolis Daily sentinel.
Passed by the Common Council this 10th Cay Of
JOHN L NcMAsTER, Mayor.
ATTEST: GEORGE T. BREUNIG. City Clerk.
Passed by the Board OF Aldermen this 2Sa day
BRAIEARD RORIS0N, President
Attest: FRANK w. RIPLEY. CLERK
iOrdsiued and established this 25d day Of Feb
JOHN l. MONSTER Mayor.
BRAINARD ROBSON,
President Board of Aldermen.
ATTEST: GEORGE I. BREUNIG. City Clerk.