The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-07-17

city, to which the public generally of said city have access, In which the pro gross, or what purports 10 be the pro- gross, or the result or what purports to be the result is announced of a running, | trotting or pacing, or what purports to | be the running, trotting or pacing of any horse mare or gelding. or what purports | to be the running of any mare, horse or | gelding, either within or without this state, or of any horse race, or what pur- | ports to be a horse race, either within or [ without this state.
 l Sec. z, Be it further ordained that it shall be unlawful for any person to fre- quent or loter In any room connecting ! rooms, apartments, or any ether place in any such building as described in sec tion (. where any such announcement or announcements as described in said section are being made.
 Sec S. Be it further ordained, that it shall be unlawful for any person to keep, display or mark any board placard or other bulletin in any hotel opera house or telegraph office, or in any public build ings in the city of Birmingham, or in any saloon, pool or billiard room, or any pri- vate building fin the city of Birmingham to which the public generally of the city of Birmingham have access, on which the name of any horse. mare or geldng. or what purports to be the name of any horse, mare or gelding which Is or is purported to be about to engage, or which is or is purported to Le engaging or which is purported to just have engaged in the running. pacing or trotting contest, or what purports to be any running, pacing or trotting contest. either within or without this state, or in any horse race. or what purports 10 be horse race either within or without 1 this state. on which the result. or what purports to be the result. of the running, trotting or pacing, or what pur- ports to be the running, trotting or pac- | ing of any horse. mare or gelding, or what purports to be any horse. mare or gelding either within or without this state, of any horse race. or at pur l ports to be a horse race, either within or without this state is shown.
 | Sec. g. Be 1t further ordained that It shall be unlawful for any person to keep or to be interested In the keeping of any | hotel. opera house, or telegraph office, or any public building within the city of | Birmingham. or any saloon, pool room or billiard room, or any private building in the city of Birmingham 10 which the public generally of said city have access in which any board. placard or other bulletin is kept displayed or marked, on which is shown the name of any horse, mare or gelding, or what purports to be the name of any horse, mare or gelding which is or is purported to be about to l engage, or which is, or is purported to be | engaging, or which has. or Is purported i to have just engaged in any running, pacing or trotting contest. or what pur- ports to be any running, pacing or trot- 1 ting contest. either within or without 1 this state, or in any horse race. or what ' .4.l -..s4l |. in or without this state or on which the result, or what purports to be the result of the running. trotting or pacing. or what purports to be the running, trotting l or pacing of any horse, mare or gelding | or what purports to be any horse, mare or gelding. either within or without this state, or what purports to be a horse race, either within or without this state.
 Sec. 10. Be it further ordained. that 1t shall be unlawful for any person to ire Guent or loiter in any room, connecting room, or apartment or any other place in any such building as described in sec ton g, where any such board, placard. or other bulletin as described in said sec tion is kept, displayed or marked.
 Sec il. Be 1t further ordained that 1t shall be unlawful for any two or more persons to conspire together to violate any provision of or contained in sections 1 to 10. inclusive. of this ordinance.
 Sec 12. Be it further ordained that any person violating any provision of, or con- tained in any section of this ordinance shall be punished by fine of not less than one d) nor more than one hundred dO0) dollars. and be imprisoned at hard labor for the city not exceeding six months. one or both.
 Adopted July IS, 1908.
 W. M. DRENNEN. Mayor.
 Attest:
 J. c. MURRAY. City Clerk
 Age-Herald, July r, 19, 2l 1903