The oasis., 1896-07-18

of the council, at some regular meet ing thereof; provided that no real es- tate of said town can be sold at public auction at it's city hall until after thirty days notice thereof; published in some newspaper of said town or posted in five public places in said town.
 SEC. 3. It shall be unlawful for any person or persons to ride or drive upon any sidewalk or water ditch within the town except at crossings or places provided therefor.
 SEC. I. 1t shall be unlawful for any person or persons to place any obstruc- tions or encumberances upon any side walk street or alley within the town.
 SEC. ,. It shall be unlawful for any person or persons to dump any filth or rubbish within the limits of the in- corporation.
 SEC. 6. The common council shall prescribe the duties and compensa- tion of all officers and fill all vacancies that may occur not otherwise proyid- ed by law and t0 remove the same. The common council may require all such officers to give bonds for due dis charge of their duties in such sum and with such security, as they may direct and approve, and for default of giving such security, may declare any office vacant.
 SEC. !. Upon a written notice to owners Of real estate to construct side walks in front or along the side of their respective properties they shall be completed within thirty days there after and in accordance with inslruc- tion contained in said notice. Such owner or owners failing or refusing to construct such sidewalk, the street supervisor shall construct said side walk and the same with all costs con nected herewith shall be charged up to the property along which said sidewalk runs and if the amount of costs due thereon is not paid after due notice within thirty days the property shall be sold upon such spec flied date for sufficient amount Co cover said costs of construction, ad- yertisement fees and costs incurred in the collection thereof, such sale and redemption shall take the same cause and form as is done in the sale of pro- perty sold for delinquent taxes.
 SEC s. All fines, penalties and for feitures, which may accrue under the ordinances of the town of Nogales,
 may be secured by action of debt, be-
 fore any justice of the peace residing
 within the town, and the same when collected shall be paid into the treas
 ury of the town. ltshall be sufficient
 to declare or complain generally, stat
 ing the ordinance under which the
 same is claimed. The first process in
 all such actions shall be summons or
 warrant, for the arrest of the offender, which shall be served by the town
 marshal. Executions may issue
 against the estate of defendant, as in other like cases, or against the body, subject to fine and imprisonment as prescribed by ordinance and the de- fendaat may be confined at hard labor ] upon the streets or public works of the town. No fine shall be imposed exceeding three hundred dollars, nor ,, imprisonment or confinement at hard : labor exceeding three months.
 Any person violating the provisions
 of this ordinance shall be deemed
 guilty of a mlsdemeanor and upon
 conviction thereof shall be punished
 by fine in any amount not exceeding 1 three hundred dollars or by imprison