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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-02-13

ORDINANCE No. G.-An ordinanc.
concerning the oath OF Office.

concerning the oath OF Office.
Be II ordained by the Chairman and
Board of Trustees OF the Village of
Parma. Idaho
Section 1.-The various officers OF the
village OF Parma shall take and sub
scribe before some person authorized to
adminlster oaths, such oath as is re-
CURED by law Of municipal officers
which oath shall be filed with the VII
lage. CLERK. No officer of the Village
snail enter upon the performance of his
duties until he shall have 80 subscribed
70 and filed such oath as stated above
Passed and approved this I'd day OF
February, 1904.
r. f. FISK
X. H. SAMMONss Chairman.
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ORDINANCE No. IAN ordinance
concerning Official Bonds of Village Of
f1cers.
BE 1t ordained by the Chairman and
Trustees OF the Village Of Parma,
Idaho.
Section 1.-The Village Clerk, Marshall
the performance OF their duties enter
INTO and execute good and sufficient
bond, signed by sureties acceptable to
the Board OF Trustees conditioned for
the duties of his Office which bond shall
be in such sum as may be fixed by the
board of Trustees at the first regular
meeting OF such Board and made pay
able. 70 the Village OF Parma Such
bond. when SO accepted, shall be filed
with the Village Clerk
=, Passed and approved this "a day of
February, 1904.
#. &c. FISK,
H. ~. 'SAMMoNs, Chairman.
Clerk.
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defs fer contracts.
BE IL ordained By the Chairman and
Board Of Trustees Of the Village OF
Parma. Idaho. ~
Section THAT an ordinances Of n
special nature and resolutions In the ma
lure Of ordinances and orders to enter
into contracts. shall be presented In
writing or printing 10 ehe Board or
Trustees hv one OF It's number
Sec. 2.-Slch orders resolutions or ar
dinauces NAV be disposed OF ON one
rrraaing. or otherwise as the Board may
Sec. 2-On the final massage Of any
such ordinances. resolutions or orders
the yeas and nays shall be called and re-
corded. and the concurrence OF 4 ma
1orltv or the whole number OF the Board
elected shall be necessary to pass the
same.
See 4.-Such ordinances resolutions mr.
orders. shall be signed and engrossad nv
the Clerk and presented 70 the Chair
man OF the Board for his signature IN
the same manner as In the case on ordf-
NJ noes OF general nature
Sec. 5--Thereaffer such ordinances
resolutions or orders shall take the same
course as ordinances. except that the
Clerk shall not be REQUIRED to publish
Their, unless their publication shall be
REQUIRED by law.
Passed and approved this I'd day of
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,71tUIN lfNIt NO. H.-An Ordlnanco
relating TO Nagrancv. and prescrihine
the punishment therefor.
BE II ordained by the Chairman aud
Hoard Of Trustees of the Village OF
A., Secton l.-All persons who have no Wis
ion or employment. bv which to earn
living and all healthy persons who
shaii be found begging their means OF
support; all persons who habituaifv
roam about the streets without any law
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full business. shall be deemed va g the
~ sec sha IL e,ther her on his own ssslpv,ledge
or al npon sworn complaint Of any clslz ant
70 person w " his y 6rS yasraa.
as aeIh sss's,, "a En-, before Justice of the
nna aca ~ he Village. and Thereafter
trial trial Upon other charges for vioa1io,n 4
Of ordinances. and II on th aucn sse ef'A per-
som s1'a' IL y vagrant, within the meaning OF
t this o Ordinance such person shall be pun
i ii,e bv fne in any sum nor more ,h
than $4,000. or by Imprisonment a ia oi n
Village or County jail not exceeding %
davs or both such fine and imprlsoh-
ment. Att % dav of
February, 1904. irratx
10 TT eaMMONs Chairman.
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BE 1t ordained by the Chairman and
Board of Trustees OF the 'ihase VI
Section LIT shall be unlawful for any
person to own, keep or harbor any dog:
male or female, within the village OF
Parma without paying agtay n a hiehSe 'aN
Sec. 2-Any person violating the pro-
visions of Section l of this Ordinance
shall be fined therefor not less than szoV
nor more than $500 f0T each offense.
Sec. S.The Clerk of he Village Is
hereby authorized to issue license 70
any person applying therefor, upon, pay
ment of 81 90 per head for dogs and szoV
per head for each slut or bitch, eacn anu
every year. In addition TO the apoye
amount. to be paid for the license. the
Clerk shall be entitled to fee. OF $;oo
for issuing said license, TO be paid by the
person obtaining the same.
Sec. Att shall be the duty of the
Clerk, upon issuing the license as pro-
vided for in this ordinance, to give the
date of the issue thereof, the. date OF
expiration. the amount paid, the name
of the person to whom issued and the
name Of the dog. The Clerk shall also
furnish with each license metal tag.
which shall be stamped to correspond
with the number of the license, and the
fiscal year for which issued:
Sec. 5.--No license shall be paid for
less than one year, unless the dog was
brought within the Village within the
fiscal year which begins the first day of
May of each year, in which case the
license tax shall be proportionate to the
time between the date when such dog
was brought within the Village, to the
first day of May, following
Sec. 6.-Thc Marshall or any Of his
deputies. Is hereby authorized to kill any
dog. slut or bitch. found running at
large within said Village. unless marked
and licensed as provided for in this or
dinance.
Sec. 1.-THE metal tag, as described in
Section In this ordinance, shall be at
tached to the collar which the owner
or person in charge of the dog shall pro-
vide and which shall be placed and
kept upon the neck of the dog so IL
censed.
Sec S.-The owner or possessor of any
female dog. who permits the same to
run at large, while in heat, or the owner
or possessor of a vicious, dangerous or
miscnievious dog who permits the same
to go at large, shall be liable to a fine
IN any sum not to exceed $500.
Sec. 9.-Any person who shall suffer or
cause a number and collar to be put or
kept on any dog. within intent to avoid
payment of license, shall, upon convic-
ton thereof. be fined in any sum not ex-
ceeding $500.
Passed and approved this I'd day of
February, 1904
f. e. FISK,
r. H. SAMMONS, Chairman.
Clarlx
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Passed and approved TINS "a ""f -
February, 1901. FISK
r. III. sAMMON8. ShaaF'aA"'
Clerk
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ORDINANCE No. SAN ordinance fix
Ing the compensation of the Officers of
the Village of Parma.
BE 1t ordained by the Chairman and
Parma Idaho:
Section 1.-That all salaries of tine VII
iage Officers whether fees or otherwise
shall be paid from the Village Treasury
upon warrants drawn therefor on the
treasurer; signed by the Chairman of
me Board OF Trustees and countersign-
ed by the Village Clerk.
Sec. 1.-The salary of the Village Mar
snaii and ex-oihcio Street Commissioner
snail be $1,000 per month.
Sec. 3-The salary of the Village At
torney Tor rendering legal opinions on
matters submitted to him by the officers
or the Village, shall be $50 90 per year
and fees allowed as follows $500 for
each conviction he secures against VII
iage ordinance. For actions In a JUS
tee Court or Probate Court, $1,000 for
action IN the District Court $25.00 for
each action In the Supreme Court, $50 co.
Sec. 1.-THE Village Clerk and ex-of-
hcio Collector shall be entitled to the
sum or $500 per month and an amount In
ADDITION thereto equal to the amount of
Tees turned over by him to the Village
treasurer for the preceding quarter
Sec b.-The Village Treasurer shall re-
ceive Tor his services, the sum of $500
per annum.
:, Passed and approved this I'd day of
February, 1904.
f. E. FISK.
~ II. AMMoNS. Chairman
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February. 1904.
X. III. 6AMMON6. Chairman

ORDINANCE No. Am ordinance Ak
lar meetings and manner OF calling spec
ial meetings Of the Board OF Trustees.
Be IT ordained. by the Chairman and
Board Of Trustees OF the Village OF
Parma. Idaho:
Section 1.-The regular meetings OF the
Board or Trustees shall be held ON the
first Monday OF each month at the VI
flee OF the Village Attorney
Sec 1.-The hour for meeting shall be
1850 M, between the LIST OF October
and LIST OF April. and o'clock D. m. from
April Int until October LIST
Passed and approved February 2, 1904
n. II. EAMMONB, Chairman.
y Clerk
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:, =, e...,.-. II. H. FTSk,
~ II. sAMMpNS, Chairman.

ORDINANCE No 9.-An ordinance es-
.aptsnins and regulating the Police De-
Be II ordained by the Chairman and
Hoard OF Trustees of the Village OF
Section 1.--There shall be and Is here
by established Police Department for
ne village OF Parma, which shall con-
slst OF Marshall and such other Police
oficers as may be appointed from time
10 time by the Board of Trustees
Sec. THE Trustees. Marshall and as
slstants of the Village. as conservators
OF the peace, shall have power to arrest
or cause TO be arrested with or without
process, and to take before the Justice
or the Peace, all persons who shall
ana repn suc oh n threaten to break the peace
the lail or other safe place In default of
furnishing proper bail.
Sec. 8;-The Marshall shall be Chief of
the acting police and all other police of
hcers shall be in subordination to him
ana subject TO his orders. except In cases
Otherwise provided for by ordinance. II
peace and see that all laws and ordi-
nances are enforced within the Town
units and when any violation thereof
shall come TO his knowledge he shall
cause the requisite complainst 10 he
made and TO see that all possible evil
dence Is procured for the prosecution of
Sec. Amy person In the Village of
rarma, who shall be requested by n
Police officer 10 assist him in making an
arrest capture or retaining In custody
any person and shall refuse and fail to
render to the best of his ability such as
sistance, shall, ON conviction be fined in
any sum not to exceed $4,000.
sec o.-Any person arrested with or
without warrant. for any offence under
any ordinance may be admitted TO bail
Ply executing a bond to the State Of
Idaho, with sufficient sureties to be an
proved by the Justice of the Peace In
double the amount of the highest penal
W Tor the effense charged conditioned
that ne VIII appear on the day named
therein before the Justice of the Peace
ana answer the charge for which he has
been arrested. The amount In said bond
shall In no case exceed S200O0 If the
principal IN said bond shall fail to APP
pear according to the conditions thereon
or appearing shall depart from the
Court room without leave the Justice Of
INC Peace shall note such fact upon the
nond and Issue q summons in behalf or
the state OF Idaho against the party la
PIE thereon. Upon the trial of such
cause the same defense shall be allowed
TOR non-appcarance of the principal that
= allowed under the general laws Of this
STATE IN IKE cases before a Justice of
the Peace. "
February. 1901. 10Y VI
r. H. sAMAfONs. " chalrn,ar
Clerk.
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ORDINANCE No. 1s.-An ordinance
prohibiting prostitution, and prescribin,
the punishment for the same.

the punishment for the same.
Board Of Trustees of the Village of
Parma, Idaho:
section Amy person who pursues or
III any way advertises her yoca ton as
prostitute, and every person who is
guilty of prostitution within the limits
Of Of this Village. shall, upon conviction
coed $4,000 ''o' ~ CA
Sec, Amy person who advertises or
sonclts Tor prostitute, or appears In
company with prostitute or dissolute
woman In any public place in the Village
OF Parma, shall, upon conviction there
OF 3D. pc hned In any sum not less than
sl9V,Vo and costs. and must stand com
mitted 70 the Village or County iail nm
VI Sucn nne and costs of prosecution are
pau d, the rate of one day for each 80 O0
Vi sucn nne and costs.
sec. S.-Any person who freouents any
house house or place of prostitution or III
Idlne' or who shall be found in such
pace IN company with prostitutes u,ith-
III she limits of this Village. shall for
ga ofrense, upon conviction thereof
pe nned IN any sum not to exceed s1oo ao
anu costs OF prosecution. "-V''VO
Kissed and approved this I'd dav of
r TT eA,t,.o>-r F. E. FISK,
CIerL N0' Chairman.
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ORDINANCE No. 22.-An ors,.
regulating the sale of intoxict,vp,nu l "a
and providing punishment for 'i is NV NV
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ORDINANCE No. i2.-Ar ordinance
aenning offenses against the Peace and
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oners. p'is-
BE L ordained by the Chairman and
p5 o,,,, OF trustees of the Village OF
Section i.--All prisoners or tho vtnaye
,5 ,,, aarna shall during the term OF their
! Niction be liable To work ,,non tha ' Iii
NC buildings. lots. blocks. streets alleys
on o1her property OF which the Village
e ''s,s Hliest charge, or the cleaning OF ali
NIvssinks OF the streets, when SO re-
CURED by the Marshall
sec. THE prisoners must labor as
ephpo o,i under the direction OF the Mar
snais whose duty Y shall be to see that
they are guarded to prevent escane , ant
~ necessary. he may shackle them with
See. 3.--On the dav Of botdt,,.s -. -
ular monthly meeting OF the Hoard -
, n,rI,listees the Marshall shall file with the
Nn'"ge Clerk. statement containing
performed work during the nrecad1ne
MONTH the number OF davs WORK ners
'onmed and the nature OF the same.
F ebr,,ss, ana ,sd, approved this "a day of
r. II. sANfMoNs. T. c EbdsK,
Clerk. man
ORDINANCE No. ia, ors,..
fsr.r,nu'ns interference with Village or |
n ~ or imPersonatlng Peace Officers |
sbsra lying the punishment for violation |
BE i ordained by the Chairman ana |
Board OF Trustees OF the Village ~" 81
Parma, Idaho: Ni"ee oi
See',9n Amy person who shall mo-
1 p,,S,,In i ns,. interrupt or prevent any
tuolic OFFICER Of the Village In tha Az
cnnrge or his duties. shall be deemed
s , o, misdemeanor. and upon con-
siction thereof shall he fined In anv sun,
not less than $500 nor more than sso 90
sec <-lf any person shall in the WI
nse OF Parma. impersonate any Peace
1hcer, oy wearing a star or otherwise
;uch person shall. upon conviction he
lned IN any sum not to exceed 500 "a
4, f,assed and approved this pa dav or
, III s.,r f. f. FISK. II
= - S4N GLE mINs' Chairman /
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ORDINANCE No. 15-An ordinance
nrovidlnq for the licensing of dogs ana
providing penalties for the Violation
thereof.
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ORDINANCE No. Am ordinance -
regulate the passage OF ordinances OF a
special nature aud resolutions and or
ders fer contracts.
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February. 1904.
n. III. SAMMONS. H. FISK.
Clerk. chaIrms,

ORDINANCE No. "A,
entitled. an ordinance for u, ordinss,
ton of fires, and providing f tue prsvss
ishment Of violation thereon 0r the gs
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ORDINANCE No. 16.-An ordinance
prohibiting cattle, ETC., from running at
large within the corporate limits of the
Village of Parma Idaho. and providing
for the impounding of the same.
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ORDINANCE No. ls.-An ordinan nee
relating to licenses. and proyloink LII"
nenalfv for the violation thereof.
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ORDINANCE No. 1O.-An ordinance
providing for the working OF Town pris
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Be 1t ordained by the Cha,rr..
Board Of Trustees of the V ilso y
Parma. Idaho: image 4
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~ ORDNANCE OI.isC No. 2O-An ordinance
offic psoVif fe Tor the nomination to Village
onesasisstration and to govern and ree,i s' ~
e'ec'ions IN the Village of Parma. fdaho
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1,ktsi.edNANCE No. u.-An ordinance
ncolrluaing interference with Village or
nnS or impersonatlng Peace Officers
thereof 'V' Nioiauon
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re prIlo in, No. 17.-An ora,ronoo
horses mules sse and aait sadP ana tying of
, .ne Village of Parma ANA ANIMALS In
'e'"''y Tor the violation thereof g,Sf''ins a
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K. SAMMONS,
Clerk.
The Republican journal., 1904-05-05
WORM OR FLY?

Indeed, half the zest of brook fishing
is In your campaign for individuals, .
as the Salvation Army workers saw.
not merely for basketful of fish qua
fish, but for series of individual trout
which your instinct tells you ought to
lurk under that log or be lowering in
that ripple. How to get him, by some
sportsmanllke process, is the question.
If he will rise to some fly in your book.
few fishermen will deny that the fly is
the more pleasurable weapon. Dainty.
Turing, beautiful toy, light as thistle
down, falling where you will it to fail
holding when the leader tightens and
sings like the string of a violin. the
artificial fly represents the poetry of
angling.
But angling's honest prose, as repre-
sented by the lowly worm, has also it's
exalted moments 'The last fish [
caught was with worm," SAYS the
honest Walton, and SO say l. It was
the last evening of last August. The
dusk was settling deep upon a tiny
meadow, scarcely ten rods from end to
end. The rank bog grass, already
drenched with dew, bent over the mar
row, deep little brook so closely that it
could not be fished except with a
double-shotted, baited hook, dropped
delicately between the heads of the
long grasses. Underneath this canopy
the trout were feeding, taking the hook
with straight downward tug, as they
made for the hidden bank. It was al
ready twilight when l began, and be-
fore reached the black belt of woods
that separated the meadow from the
lake the swift darkness of the North
Country made it impossible to see the
hook. A short half hours fishing only,
and behold nearly twenty good trout
derricked into basket until then sadly
empty. Your rigorous fiy-ishermar
would have passed that grass-hidde1
brook in disdain, but it proved a treas.
ure for the humble.-Bliss Perry, in
the May Atlantic.
The Republican journal., 1904-05-05
SAVED BY A WARNING.

Alarmed by Numbness, Pain and Loss q,
Vitality. Mrs. feml,er Escapes Shock and
Is Cured of Rhe umatism and Debility bx
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by constant fear of a paralytic shock. An
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time to time in her left arm and this, in
connection with a generally debilatated
state, she regarded as a signal of danger.
1t caused her great anxiety and finally led
her to adopt course by which she was re-
lieved not only from the dread Of shock
but also from other serious interferences
with her health. She gives the following
detailed account of her experience:
"For several years l was subject to a
numbness in my left arm. 1t did not stay
there all the time, but would 60 and come
pain. Every time it came it suggested a
paralytic stroke and alarmed me greatly.
"This was not all, for had rheumatism
in my left knee which was swollen and very
painful, and caused me to be laid up in bed
for long time. l was very thin too and
colorless and lacked vitality.
1.-THE doctors gave me but little relief,
and that little lasted only for short time.
So, when relative told me about DR.. Will
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"They certainly did wonders for me.
They drove away the numbness from my
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DR.. Williams Pink Pills have effected
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make new blood and sound health follows.
They are sold by all druggists throughout
the world.
The Republican journal., 1904-05-05
STARS AND STRIPES WON.
Capt. Parsons Reelected President of t
N. Y. Maritime Exchange.

Capt. Parsons Reelected President of the
N. Y. Maritime Exchange.
Bath vessel owners and managers
who were interested in the result of
the annual election of the officers of
the Maritime Exchange in New York,
which was held April goth, will be
pleased over the reelection of C. B.
Parsons as president and the election
of Fields S. Pendleton as member of
the Board of Directors. Mr.. Parsons
and Mr.. Pendleton have many friends
in this city. The former has had many
vessels built in this city and the latter
is an enthusiastic worker for the in
terest of the merchant marine, owning
one of the largest of the Atlantic
coastwise fleet of sailing vessels. He
is president of the Atlantic Carriers
association. The annual meeting for
choice of officers was, as stated by the
New York Herald, a struggle between
British and the American interests for
control of the affairs of the Exchange.
The regular ticket was headed by c. B.
Parsons, the present incumbent of the
Office as president Of the exchange,
who was nominated to succeed him.
self. Opposed to him was George L.
Woolley, the New York agent of a
British shipping house, and who is an
Englishman by birth. Mr.. Woolley
says he has declared his intention of
becoming an American citizen, but the
fact that he is not yet one and that he
is the accredited agent of powerful
English shipping house has led to bit
ter fight against his accession to the
Office of president of such an important
exchange as the Maritime. Mr.. Pen
dleton had as an opponent c. W. Hoag-
land, who was allied with the Woolley
party. The other officers chosen were:
Charles r. Norman, vice-president;
Julius Rupert, treasurer; directors,
George S. Dearborn, William ID. Dickey.
Paul Gottheil, G.. B. Lockhart, J. Ray
mOnd Smith.-Bath Times.
The Republican journal., 1904-05-05

Bad blood and Indigestion are deadly
enemies to good health. Burd0ck Blood
Bitters destroys them.
The Republican journal., 1904-05-05
State of Maine.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

In conformity with the provisions of Chapter
forty-twO of the Public Laws of eighteen hun
dred and ninety nine, and uIon the petition of
hve or more citizens of the State, and deeming
it for the best interest of the State the Commits.
missioners of Inland Fisheries and Game. after
due notice to all persons interested in the sub
ject matter of said petition. and public hearing
thereon in the locality to be affected. and deem
ing it necessary and proper for the protection
and preservation of the inland fish of the State
hereby adopt the following needful Rules and
Regulations relating to the times and places in
which and the circumstances under which inland
fish may be taken in the waters OF Sandy Stream
and tributaries and tributaries to Unity Pond.
RULES AND REGULATIONS.
Section l.. 1t shall be unlawful to fish for
take, catch or kill any kind of fish at any time
in Sandy Stream, situated partly or wholly in
Unity. or in any of its tributaries, or in any of
the tributaries to Unity Pond. situated partly i'll
Unity and partly in Durham; except il shall be
lawful to fish as now provided in the general
law, in these tributaries from May LIST to June
18th.
Section > This law shall be and remain in
force for one year from May LIST, 1904.
l.. +. CARLETON
II. o STANLEY,
3w. L. +. KING.
Commissioners of Inland Fisheries and Game