The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-03-26
Thirteenth-Toes establish and regulate markets
and restrain sales In the streets.

Thirteenth-To establish and regulate narkess
and restrain sales In the streets.
Fourteenth-To purchase and hold cemetery
grounds, within or without the village limits:
lnclose, lay out and ornament the same, and to
sell aud convey lots therein by deed: to estab-
lsh public parks and walks, inclOse improve
and ornament the same. and prevent the incum-
bering or obstruction thereof; and provide fol
and regulate the setting out OF shade and orna-
mental trees in the streets, and In and around
he cemeteries and public parks and walks Of
the village, and for the protection thereof.
the exhibition Of caravans, crcuses, theatrical
performances, or shows of any kind; to prevent,
or license and regulate, the keeping OF billiard
to suppress and restrain, or license and regulate
monte banks and anctioneers: and in ell such
cases they may nix the price OF such license and
prescribe the term OF it's continuance. and may
revoke the same at rleasure: but the term of
no such license shall extend beyond the an
nual election Of officers next after the granting
thereof.
Six,eenth-To provide for the planting and
projection OF shade trees and monuments in
said VILLAGE.
S,"enteonth-Tor restrain and prohibit gift en-
terprises, all description Of gaming and all play
ing OF cards, dice, and other games OF chance for
the purpose OF gaming: and TO license, Or restrain
d;sposing OF or dealing in spirituous. malt.
1ermented, v1nOus or mixed Intoxicating liquors
OF any kind. and to punish any violation OF law
or OF the village Ordi ances relating thereto, and
TO revoke. tor any cause any license for the sale
OF Intoxicating liquors granted by the village
council, wheneve: the council, after . hearing Of
the CASE shall deem proper.
Eighteenth-To choose q village marshal and
to remove him at will; to prescribe his duties
and to Tx his compensation for services.
Nine eenth-To establish aud maintain public
libraries and reading rooms, purchase books,
papers and magazines therefor, and make all
needful rules and regulations for the safe keep
ing and handling Of the same.
TweL tieth-To appoint a street commissioner,
regular and special policemen, and chief Of po-
lice, and to Tx their compensation and prescribe
their duties
or elected by such council whenever, in the judg-
ment OF such council. the public welfare will be
thereby promoted.
Twenty -second-To purchase, build or lease
and maintain, and regulate q watchhouse, or
place for the confinement of offenders against
the ordinances and bylaws, and for temporary
detention OF suspected persons.
Twenty -third-To appoint a board Of health,
which shall have all the powers Of such boards
under the general laws Of the State: to provide
hospitals and regulate the burial of the dead,
and return Of bills OF mortality: to declare what
are nuiSances and to prevent or abate the same;
to require the owner or occupant Of any grocery,
stable, barn, privy, sewer or other unwholcsome
or nauseous house. building or place to remove
or abate the same, or to cleanse it as often as
may be deemed necessary for the public health
to direct the location and management OF
slaughter houses, and to prevent the erect ion,
use or occupation Of the same, except as author
Ecu ny tuc1us 70 prevent persons from bringing,
depositing or leaving within the village any
puurld carcass or other unwhOesome substance;
to require the owners or occupants IT lands to
remove dead animals, stagnant water or other
unwholesorne substance from their Dremises and
to provide for the cleaning and removal Of OBJ
structions from any river, stream, slough OF
watercourse within the limits Of the village: and
70 prevent the obstruction or retard:ng Of the
flow OF waters therein, or the putting of any
thing into the same which may be prejudicial to
the health of the village.
TWEEN U r. h. m Iro n ia Ia
OF public wells cisGerns aud reservoirs.
twenty -hftn-To erect lamp posts and lamps,
and provide for lighting any portion OF the vii
LACE or streets thereon, by gas or otherwise.
Twenvy-six,h-To establish harbor and dock
limits, and to regulate the location and construc-
ton and use OF all piers docks, wnarves and
rates OF wharfage.
Iwenty-seventh-To levy and provide for the
coliectlon OF taxes, Including poll tax and as
the village, and direct orders to issue therefor
the manner prescribed In this chapter; to refund
any tax or special assessment pa d. or any part
thereof. when satisfied that the same was un-
just or illegal; to authorize bonds OF the village
to be issued in the cases provided by law, and
generally to manage the financial concerns OF
the village: and they shall cause to be prepared
and read. at each annual village election, true,
detailed and itemized statement by them OF the
finances OF the village, showing the amount in
when and from what sources all moneys paid
into the treasury during The preceding year
were derived and the whole amount thereof.
and when, to whom and for what purpose ali
money paid from the treasury during the same
per1:d was paid and the whole amount thereof,
with the balance then in treasury: which state
ment shall he recorded in The minute book and
flied and preserved in the clerks Office
Twenty -eighth-To ordain and establish all
such ord inances and bylaws for the government
and good order OF the village, the suppression of
vice and immortality. the prevention Of crime,
the protection OF public aud private property,
the benefit OF trade and commerce, and the pro-
stitutiOn and laws Ut the United States or of
this State, as they shall deem expedlent: and to
determine and establish by ordinance the mode
OF procedure. and what it shall be sufficient to
allege and prove, in order to make out prims
facie case OF violation Of any ordinance
Twenty -ntnth-To prescribe penalties for the
less than one % dollar nor more than one hundred
dollars $500, in any case, besides the cost Of
suit in all cases; and in default OF payment pro-
vide for committing the person convict Ell to the
watchhouse Or place Of confinement in the vii
lage. or to the county Jail, until payment be
male. but not to exceed ninety (9O) days in all
resolution, bylaw OF other former determine
ton OF the board.
Sec. %. No account or demand against such
village shall be- paid until it has been audited
anu allowed, and an order drawn on the treas
urer therefor. Every such account shall be
made out in items and verified by affidavit in
rect and no part thereof paid. After auditing,
the board shall cause to be Endorsed by tile
clerk, over his hand. on each account. the words
allowed" or ,disallowed." as the fact is, adding
le amount allowed, II any. and specifying the
ems or parts OF Items disailOwed, If disallowed
in part only. The minutes OF the proceedings of
the board snail show the amount. Every such
account or demand allowed, in whole or in part,
shall. with the affidavit thereto, be filed by the
clerk, aud those of each year consecutively num-
bered and have Endorsed the NUMBER Of the
the clerk shall take a receipt thereon for sucl,
order. No village or any officer thereof, shall
have power to issue at any time any negotiable
and for the purposes expressly declared bv
statute
SEC. %. Whenever the village council sha1l