Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-04-28
CITY ORDINANCES.
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aims as a business also, every person
VINO makes Il practice of going from
house to house begging food, money, or
other articles, or seek admission to such
houses upon frivilous pretext for no
other apparent motive than to see
whom may be therein, or to gain an
insight To the premises; also, every
idle or dlssolute person or associate oil
known thieves Who Wanders about the
streets at late and unusual hours of the
night, or prowls around dark ALLEYS,
by-ways, and other dark and unire-
quented places at any hour oil the night,
without any Legitimate business III So
doing also, every idle or dissolute per
son who lodges i'll any barn, shed, shop,
clubhouse, or place other than thai
kept for lodging purposes, without the
permission OF he owner or persons ell
titled to the possession thereof; every
'check guerilla /. e, one who ire
quents gambling rooms and sOllclts
money or checks used therein, or thai
represents money, from a proprietor,
~bystander, or bettors, and who has no
other means of living other than the
money SO obtained, or obtained i'll a
similar manner elsewhere, every lewd
and absolute male person who lives Ill
and about houses OF ill fame also,
every lewd and dissolute female person,
known as a street walker or common
prostitute, who shall upon the public
streets, or in or about any public place,
or assembly, or in any saloon, bar
room, club-room, OF any other pubic or
general place of resort Tor men, or any
where within the sight or hearing OF
ladies or children, conduct and behave
herself iii an lmmodest, drunken, lnde-
cent, profane, or obscene manner,
either by actions, language, or improper
exposure of her person; every ommon
drunkard who Is i'll the habit of lying
around the streets, alleys, sidewalks,
saloons, bar-rOoms or other public
places in II state OF gross into|Xication :;
also, every boy OF male person under
the age oil twenty one years, who habit
ually remains away from his home or
place OF residence alter the hOur OF
nine O'Clock +. NJ. without some lawful
and necessary business, or other imper-
alive duty or good and sufficient reason
or cause Tor such absence from home
after such hour Tor his own amusement
and pastinle, without any legitimate
business Tor SO doing, frequents ana
passes his tim" in any gambling room
or other place where gambling is COLI
Quoted, or any billiard oom, or other
place where any such games are played,
or any saloon Or other place where in
t%oxicating liquors are sold or drank OF
who at any hour OF the night or day,
Tor his own amusement and pastime,
without II legitimate business for so
doing, ~frequents or loafs around any
low den, house, or other place Of wee,
infamv or immortality, where are known
thieves and other vicious and infamous
persons resort or co~ngregate; or who at
any hour of the night, either alone or
otherwise. prowls about the streets OF
town, disturbing the peace and quiet oil
the neighborhoud by loud or unneces-
sary NOISE, or committing petty depre-
datlons, tricks or pranks, upon the per
son or property oil other people, Or by
using obscene or insulting language, OF
by any ANN Ot rOWdY1sm Whatso-
ever, disturb and nnO the passers-bY,
any lawful assenblage OF persons, or
the neighborhUod at large, Is a Vagrant,
and guilty OF vagrancy, and, upon coll
v%lction, shall be punished by "A fine oil
not less than five dollars, and not more
than fifty dollars, or by imprisonment
in the county jail for IA term mol exceed
ing twenty-five days, or by both such
tine II imprisonment.
The provisions ot this Ordinance shall
not apply to Indians, non 10 Chinese,
when such acts ot Yagrancy are com
United around Or in their " quarters,
or Chinatown, unless complained OF by
their oWn countrymen.
f.. =. HARTMAN,
Chairman Board County Commissioners.
". IL. BROWN, Clerk.
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