The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-05-28

premises belonging to or occupied by
him or her to become nauseous, foul,
offensive or injurious to public
health or offensive or injurious to
any person, shall be deemed guilty
of maintaining a nuisance-etc.
Sec. 8. 1t shall be the duty of the
owner of any animal dying within
the city limits, forthwith or with all
reasonable dispatch and before the
same becomes offensive from decom-
position to remove the same beyond
the city limits and burn or bury the
same, or who shall throw or leave
any such dead animal in any public
way or upon any private grounds or
in any water course or in any pit or
vault unburied less than five feet,
shall be deemed to have maintained
nuisance and on conviction shall
be fined-etc.
Sec. 4. No person shall throw
place or conduct, or suffer any mem
Der of his family or any servant or
employe to throw, place or conduct
into any street, alley or lot any
putrid or decaying meats, fish, fowl
hides or skins of any kind, or of
any filth, offal or dung, or other Of
fensive matter whatever, or anything
| likely to become so, or to allow such
| filth, offal or dung, or other offensive
matter as aforesaid to be or remain
upon his or her premises, or in any
clubhouse, stable or privy or other
place occupied by him or her, or in
any street or alley in rear or front
Oh such premises in such a manner
as to be offensive to any person or
to the neighborhood.
! Sec. 5. If any person shall slaugh-
ter or kill any cattle, calves, sheep
or swine within the city limits, or
within half a mile of the same or oc-
cupy or use any yard, pen enclosure
or building for the purpose aforesaid
without the written consent of the
council every such person shall be
deemed guilty-etc.
Sec. 6. No person shall within the
limits of the city throw or deposit
loose OF waste paper, straw, hay
waste clothing, hats, boots, empty
cans, boxes or any paper dodgers or
advertisements or other infammable
rubbish in any of the streets or al
legs or sewers, or allow the same to
collect on premises occupied by him
or her, as to become dangerous to
such adjoining premises.
Sec. Z. No person shall dump
empty or throw manure, tin cans or
other coarse rubbish, or any dead
water ditch, fume or natural water
course within the limits of the city.
Sec. s. No person shall empty or
cause to be emptied any privy vault
or other place where focal matter
is deposited or convey or cause the
same to be conveyed or the contents
Oh the same through any street, ave
nue. or alley, except between the
hours of 10 o'clock p. m. and a. m.
Your attention is also directed to
sections 2 and 3 of Article II of the
same ordinance, entitled Abatement
of Nuisances:"
Section q Whenever any person
shall be convicted of committing or
maintaining a nuisance in pursuance
of any ordinance of the city now in
force or that may be hereafter
adopted, the police judge may order
the chief of police to bate the same
and certify the cost to him, and he
shall thereupon add the amount so
certified to the fine and enforce the
same in the manner provided for the
collection of fines.
Section 3. In case any such nui-
sance shall be in, upon or about any
vacant or unoccupied lot, tenement
or structure owned by nonresident
having no agent living in the city,
the council may by order direct the
chief of police to abate such nui-
sance, which shall be done at the
owners expense, and the cost thereof
shall be recovered in a civil action
against such owner, and his property
sold to satisfy any judgment recov-
cred.
The foregoing provisions are ample
to cover all existing conditions and
you will therefore Immediately mott
fly the occupants of all premises
where nuisances are known to exist
to proceed within "a hours after such
notice with the abatement of such
nuisance, and to proceed diligently
with the work of cleaning up and
disinfecting such condemned places.
In the event of the failure, neglect
| or refusal of anv nerSOn tO cOmn1v
with such order, you will immediate
ly place the matter in the hanas of
the city attorney, with all proofs and
other data available, together with
an estimate of the cost of abating
the nuisance.
At the next meeting of the council
you will file a detailed report of
your proceedings under this order,
and the result thereof.