The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-26
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS

~ O. ?. 1ss5.-An ordinance providing better
VI. sanitary regulations Tor the city O. Indiana
polls, and empowering the Board Of Health 10
enforce the observance thereof. snd reDssling
section o. AZ ordinance. entitled An ordinance
regarding public safety, comfort aud conTen-
sEcrIoS ]. BE Il ordained BIRTH Common Council
and BOARD Of aldermen Of ne city d Indianapolis,
That il shall be unlawful, after the taking effect
procure 10 be ughiered, within the corporate
limits Of the city of indianapolis any animal
intended Tor sale except 81 the regular pork
hOuse s along OF ii the vicinity OF White River.
any one violating the foregoing provision snsl
be fined IN any sum not exceeding one hundred
dollars, TO which may be added Imprisonment not
exceeding thirty days.
SIC. ,. II snsil be lawful for the memee OF the
Board oil Eealth OF SAID city, and all officers snd
persons IN the employ OF said city, assisting SAID
Board, 10 cOnfscate ana destroy al meats. fish,
oysiers berries fruits, vegetables nlilk. butter
ar other articles found in the possession OF any
butcher maTketer grocer, commission merchant,
or 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 cecsyed, sour, put-.d. diseased
or otherEise SO spoiled as 10 be utterly unit for
human food end valueiess; ard &c So cUt, pune
ture, mutilSie. or otherwise disfgure sli meats
and other articles found IN possession OF any
such person, which are unfit for human food, a.
to prevent the Offering thereof for sale as to0d.
SEC. 8. IL is hereby msde the duty oil escl ana
every member OF said Board of Health. and esch
and every officer ana person employed 10 assist
them, aforesaid, to confscate and destroy or TO
mutilste, as aforesaid all articles described il the
10 also diligently aid the Market Masters. police,
and 9TH officers and citizens, in prose- lting all
persons found violating the statutes OF the state
snd ordinances of the city in reference to the
sale or having IN possession foul, diseased,
SpOileu, suulterated, or u0whOteSOme meat.
drink, or o her articles intended for human food.
ana any failure so cOnfsc3te and DESTROY or "a
so mutllate such articles or TO so prosecute or aid
in prosecuting ell such offenders shall WORK a
forfeiture of their respective positions
SIC 4. II shall be unlawful Tor enY person 70
haul or transport through any public street OF the
city OF Indianapolis, the refuse and 0ilal OF aay
starch factory, commonly called starch feed.
tanks or beds which water tight upon the
bottom, sides and ends thereof and so tightly
covered that no Od0r can escape thereTrcm. Any
person violating the foregoing provision shall be
fined in any sum not exceeding che hundred dol
lars, 70 which may be added imprisonment not
exceeding thirty days.
SIC. Section three 90 of an ordinance, en-
titled AN ordinance regarding public safety.
comfort and convenience" ordained December &.
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 puDiica-
ton for one day each week for two consecutive
weeks in the Indianapolis Daily Sentinel
Passed by he Common Council this 10th Gay OF
February 1889.
JOHN MONSTER. Mayor
Attest: GEORGE T. BREUSIG. City CLERK.
Passed By the Board OF Aldermen tlis -3li Day
OF February, SIS.
BRAINARD RoRIsON. Presi.ent
Attest: FRANZ ". RIPLEY. ciers.
Ordsire0 and established this sd day o. fsb-
JOHN l. MONSTER, Mayor
BRAlNARD RORl>ON
President Board Of Alder nsn
Attest: GEORGE z. BEEUSltF. Clty Clerk.