The Arizona sentinel., 1893-02-18
Dog Ordinance.
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An ordinGnce providing for st atiou of dogs kept in the village of Yuma, A. ,and fixing fecs therefor, and for the punishmen of offenders, aad to prevent all dogs not registered, running at large, and provi ling for the impounling anl destroying of all dog found running at large unregistered in saii village
 Be it ordained hy tie Mayor and Commo. Coun- cil of said village:
 DOGS TO BE REGISTERED; PENALTY SEC
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 That no person shall keep a dog in the village of Yuma after such dog has reached the age Of six weeks unless said person shall comply with the following regulations:
 The owner, keeper, CT harborer of any dog shall cause the name of the owner with the name and description of the deg, to be registered with the recorder Of said village, in book to be e.2t by him for ilat pCrpose, and shall pay ca h year to said recorder before any dog is registered regis trtcn fee of dollar and fifty cents for each dog anl three dol-ar for each female dog, and shall keep on the neck of each dog so registered Q suit able mctalie or leather collar with metallic check tag, to be furnished by the village, and the number and year of gistry to be distinctly marked thereon, and for such service the recorder shall receive fee Of twenty-five cents for dogs and fifty cents for feaIe dogs, to be deducted from the tax collected.
 The recorder shall keep suitable book for the registry Of dogs, and upon the payment to him of the fee aforesaid he shall register tLe dogs upon which such fee is paid.
 Any person owning, keeping or harboring any dog in tia village of in violation of the pro-
 
 in a magistrates court be subject to fine of not less than four dollars nor more than one hundred dollars or by imprisonment not exceeding thirty days, or by both such fine and imprisonmens.
 EXPIRATION, SECTION ?;
 That all registration Of dogs, as provided ii. section l of this oriinan2r, shall expire on the thirtieth day of September of each year, after the registration of such dog.
 AT LARGE WITHOUT COLLAR, UNLAWFUL,
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 It shall be unlawfu for any person to permit his or her dog to run at large in any public place in tiis village at any time without providing such dog With arcgisterej collar provided in section of this ordinance.
 IlIPOUNDING AND DESTROYING DOGS, SEC
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 The Marshal shall caDtJre al dogs found running at large in any public place in said village, not having a registered collar in compliance with sec tfon one of this ordip 1nce, and riace them in pound lo be provided for 5Aat purpose; and if the owner does not appear ia twenty-four hours after such impounding, and ,l4im anl register at Once, such dog CT dogs, then the Marshal shall kill and bury the sane, and he shall be allowed such sum for each dog 50 killed and buried the Colncil may fjX:
 PROVIDED that this section shall II >t apply dogs not owned or har5orei in this village, unless ohey b. found at large withoatany owner or master.
 It shall be the duty of the recorder to report and pay over t1 the village Treasurer once in each week all moneys collec ed by him for registration fee ,cgether with t1e number oi, ard numbers of the tags issued by him during such week, he t2kng the Traasu.er's ro cipt tAerafcr asd reporting such r.cef2S to tle Councii at e..,h v9 uar meet ing.
 sz..o; ---G}i5 or,iinsnco .i' 5s a force after is saal have been publi5as5 t.1r.e weeks success ,iYy!y ia the Arizona gG.;7.seI. Approved Sep tcmber 2, 1892.
 Attest: A. FRANK, Mayor '. |. AEDONDO, Recorder.
 7. L. Relondo, Recorder of the village of Yuma, rer i:3ry of Arizona, do hereby certify that tho 'regoing ordinance, No. l, passed by ma ority vote Of the Common Council of said village 1 md reeorI9i ny TIC in & book Kept for that pur 70 Q.
 .. a: .a.5 ny h.'. md Che c~r3o@ato seal Of said ';.:sys ho,ey.59 Sei +n;5 18th day O: 5 ptem5er, -,82.
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