Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-05-20

within the corporate limits of said town
except for necessary signals required by
law
DUMPING TRASH IN STREETS, ETC.
Section Z. That it shall be unlaw full
for any person, or persons, to throw,
dump, sweep, or leave any trash, litter,
ashes or refuse, on any of the pave
ments, streets, back lots or bitches of
the town. That all persons, firms and
corporations carrying on business, in
said town, are hereby required to put
sweepings, trash, paper, ashes, refuse,
etc. in a barrel or box in rear of their
dwellings, or places of business. The
barrel or box, after having been emp
tied by the street hands must be taken
into the house, or place of business,
near which it is placed. That it shall
be unlawful to throw water, or other
liquids, on the sidewalks or alleyways
in said town.
INJURING PROPERTY OF TOWN OR PERSON.
Section s. That it shall be unlawful
for any person, or persons, to tear up,
or otherwise injure, any sidewalk, foot
way, pavement or bridge, or causeway,
or place any obstruction on any street,
or to cut or bruise any shade tree, or
lnJure, IN any way, any property real
or personal, belonging to another or to
the said town.
LoAFING AROUND CHURCHES, ETC.
Section 9. That it shall be unlawful
for any person, or persons, to loaf
lounge or lOiter near and around any
church, within the corporate limits of
said town, while divine worship IS 90
ing on in said church or to behave in
such manner as to annoy any person
or persons within such church during
such worship.
OBSTRUCTING SIDEWALKS, ETC.
Section 10. That it shall be unlaw
full for any person, or persons, to use,
handle or roll any wheelbarrow, hand
cart, or similar conveyance, or vehicle,
on the sidewalks of said town; or to
roll two or more children's carriages
abreast, upon any Of the sidewalks of
said town. That it shall be unlawful
for any person, or persons, to remain
stationary upon any Of the pavements
or sidewalks of said town, in such a
manner rs to prevent foot passengers
from passing easily and comfortably
along the pavements or sidewalks.
That all persons who desire to remain
stationary on said pavements, or side
walks, shall stand on the inner or outer
side of said pavement or sidewalk, so
that foot passengers will not be OBJ
structed.
HACKMEN AT TRAINS, ETC.
Section II. That it shall be unlaw-
full for any person, or persons, engaged
i'll hacking or hauling passengers, or
baggage, or soliciting patronage, for
any hotel or boarding house, or solicit
ing the carrying Of grips, valises or
satchels, upon the arrival of any rail
road train or cars at any railroad depot
in said town to approach nearer the
train or cars on any track there at less
than fifteen feet.
GETTING ON TRAINS, ETC.
Section 10 That it shall be unIaw
fuI for any person, or persons, except
passengers or others assisting them,
and the employees Of the railroad com
pany, to board any train within the
corporate limit of said town and getting
on the steps and swinging to such
trains, shall be considered boarding
within the meaning of this ordinance.
LOOSE HORSES, ETC.
Section 13. That it shall be unIaw-
ful for any person, firm or corporation,
to drive or let loose, upon Main street