Douglas Island news., 1904-09-28
Ordinance No. g.
DEFINING INSTANTANEOUS The City of Douglas does ordain as follows:

DEFINING AllSDEhbANOIES
 The City of Douglas does ordain as follows: ASSAULT WITH A DANGEROUS WEAPON.
 Sec l. That whoever, being armed with dangerous weapon, shall aSs9lt another a5i'si. with such weapon or shall publicly display the same in a menacing manner, shall De deemed guilty of miSdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be punished Dy a fine not exceeding one hundred QOQ dollars or by Imprisonment in the City jail not to exceed ninety l9O) days or both.
 ASSAULT AND BATTERY
 SEC. }. That whoever not being armed with dangerous weapon, uulawtully aSSultS or threatens another in meuacing manner or unlawfully strikes or wounds another, shall de deemed guilty of mlSdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be pun iShed by fine not to exceed one huh1reu QOW dollars, or by Imprisonment m the Clty iail not to exceed ninety (9O) days or both
 SEC. 8. That if any person shall steal any goods or chattelS, or any &ONerninent hOte' or any bank note, or any Sola or SlINS! ot | any denomination, promlSsory note or blu or exchange, bond or other thing In actlon' or any book of account, order, or ceruhcGte' concerning money or goods due or 't0 De come due or to be delivered, or any bill ot sale or writing containing conveyance or goods or chattelS or any interest therein, or any other valuable contract Tn force, or any receiDt release or defeaSauce, or any tort procesS or public record, the property Of another such person shall be deemed guilty of a miSdemeauOr, and upon cOnNicuoh thereof shall be punished by a line not eN- ceeding one hundred QOO) dollars, or by inn prisonment in the City jail not to exceed ninety (9O) days or both.
 DISTURBANCE OF THE PEACE
 SEC. {. That if any person or persons shall in the City of Douglas wllltuuy arlNe or ride any horse or mule, upon any sidewalk therein or shall willfully drive or ride any horse or mule through the streets thereof at greater speed than q walk, or shall use any obscene or prOfaue language i'll any or the ,ttbl r,ln limits of the City of Douglas, such person or persons so offending shall be deemed guilty of miSdemeanor, and upon conVlc . tion thereof shall be punished by a line not to exceed fifty (5O) dollars, or by lmprlSOu- ment in the City jail not to exceed ten uW days or both,
 INDECENT EXPOSURE AND EXHIBITION.
 SEC. ,. That if any person shalwii!fully and lewdly expose his person or the prlVate parts thereof, in any public place, or m any place where there are other persons to be ol- feuded or annoyed thereby, or shall take any part in any model artists exhibition, or make any other exhibition of himself to pubhC view, or to the view of any number Of per sons-Such as is offensive to decency or Is adapted to excite vicious or lewd tHou%hts or acts, such person shall be deemed guilty of a miSdemeanor and upon conviction there of shall be punished by fine not exceeding one hundred QOOl dollars, or by imprison- ment in the City jail not to exceed ninety 1901 days, or both.
 CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.
 SEC 6. That if any person shall cruelty, beat or torture, any animal whether belong ! to himself or another, such person shall be deemed guilty of a miSdemeauor, and upon ! conviction thereof shall be punished by a fine not to exceed one hundred LlOOl dollars, | or by imprisonment in the City jail not to ! exceed ninety 1901 days, or both.
 TREsPASSING IN GRAvEYARDS, ETC.
 SEC7, That if any person shall without l the authority or consent of the Common ! Council of the City of Douglas, open or make
 .l,,sF. sgNNs Trh n : upon any enclosure, or yard used for the burial NOf the dead, or treSpaSs thereon, DS destroying fences, monuments, or decora- | tions he shall be deemed guilty of a mlSde meaTor and mon conviction thereof shall be punished by fine not to exceed one nun dred [1OOl dollars or by Imprisonment in the City jailn not to exceed ninety l9O) days, or
 OBsrRUcrING STREETS.
 SEC. s. That if any person shall erect any structure Telephone, Telegraph or Electric . Light poles, or lay any rails, sewers, or water pipes or shall place any other obstruction or or in the steeets of the City of Douglas with out authority or consent of the Common Council thereof, he shall be guilty of mlS, demeanor and upon conviction thereof, Shal be punished by fine not to exceed one hun dred [10Ol dollars or by Imprisonment in the City jaiI not to exceed ninety (9Ol days, or both.
 : SEC g. That if any person shall without the authority of the United States, or some authorized officer thereof sell, barter, or give to any Indian or half breed who lives and associates with Indians, any SpirituouS malt or Yinous liquors, shall be deemed guilty Of misdemeanor and upon convic tion thereof, shall be punished by fine oi not less than fifty 50l dollars nor more thar one hundred [100l dollars, or by impriSon ment in the City jail not less than twenty 70 days nor more than ninety 90 days, or botf such fine and Imprisonment
 VACANCY.
 SEC. 1O That all idle men and dissolute persons who have no visible means of liv ing, or lawful occupation or employment bN which to earn living: All able bodied per sons who shall be found begging the means of support in public places, or from house tc house, or who shall procure a child or child ren to do so, all persons who live in houses of ill repute, shall be deemed guilty of a mis demeanor, and upon conviction be punished by a fine not to exceed one hundred -lOO- dol lars, or by Imprisonment in the City jail mol to exceed ninety 90 days or both.
 DESTROYING GULLs AND RAVENS,
 SEC. IL. That if any person shall within the corporate limits of the City of Douglas willfully injure, destroy or kill, any Sea Gul or Raven, such person shall be deemed guilty of misdemeanor and upon conviction there of shall be punished by fine not exceeding ten -l0-dollars, or in default of payment bC imprisoned in the City jail for a period no