The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-20

procure, hire or cause said person tG
SO dress and to parade or walk upoT
n the streets and sidewalks OF said city
with a siez board, card or canvass. ol
Eany other material, upcn which slgr
Or any advertising matter may bt
printed or written, In his hands o.
fastened to or on his person or tc
hire, procure Or cause said persons to
parade and walk upon the streets and
sidewalks OF said city and ring a bell
for the purpose Of advertising, or 9th
] er purpose, or 10 hire or procure on
cause any person or persons to walk
upon the streets and sidewalks Of said
city to talk or holloo In a loud and un-
usual tone, for the purpose Of advertis-
ing, or to use any wagon. vehicle Or
cart or any horse or animal for the
purpose Of ringing a bell or distribut-
Ing or displaying said advertising as
herein described.
Section g. unlawful to distribute
circulars. etc.
That Il shall be unlawful for any
person. firm or corporation TO nail or
fasten to any post, telephone, tele-
graph or electric light pole, or any
building or other substance, within
and upon the streets and alleys of
the city of Chickasha, Oklahoma. any
circulars, bills, papers or advertising
matter of any kind or character, or 10
distribute or cause to be distributed,
by or through any other person any
such circulars, bills or other advertis-
ing matter upon the streets and side
walks Of said city, or by handing the
same out to other persons, or causing
the same to be handed out where they
may be thrown loose upon said side
walks and streets In said city. or to
distribute or cause to be distributed In
the yards or in the vestibules, porches
or halls OF any residence In the city
OF Chickasha, Oklahoma, any such
bills, posters, papers, or other adver-
tising matter; provided, that it shall
not be unlawful for the distribution
through the mails, or by leaving on
the porces and vestibules and halls
Of said residences in said city W
ChIckasha any matters contained u
an envelope with a stamp thereon, or
a regular published newspaper
Section Penalty provided.
Any person, firm, or corporation, or
any one acting for and in behalf Of any
such person firm or corporation, yio-
Iating any of the provisions Of this or
dipance. shall be guilty of a misde-
meanor, and upon conviction thereof
shall be fined in any sum not less
than ten ($l0) dollars, nor more than
fifty $500 dollars, and each day that
any of the things herein prohibited
shall exist and be permitted TO be
done, shall constitute o separate Of
fense, and any such person herein de-
scribed, upon conviction, under any of
the provisions of said ordinance, In
default Of paying such fine, may be
confined in the city jail at the rate
OF s. per day and be required to work
upon the streets of such city at the
rate of s. per day until said fine and
costs are fully paid.
Section S.--Declaring a nuisance.
That any OF the things herein de-
clared to be unlawful shall be. and
are hereby declared public nuisance,
and the chief Of police is hereby all-
thorized after three (3) days notice
to the persons causing or permitting
the things prohibited herein to exist,
to abate and remove said nuisance by
tearing down and removing such post.
ers or advertising matter as may be
found upon or in front Of any such
building within said city, and II shall
further be his duty to arrest any such
person found violating any OF the proc
visions of this ordinance.
Section 9.-Repeallng ordinance No.
2sO
That ordinance No. 260 passed and
approved August Is. 1909, and each
provision thereof is hereby repealed,
and any other ordinance Of said city IN
conflict with this ordinance Is hereby
repealed.
Section 10. That It is necessary for
the peace and safety Of the said city
that this ordinance go into effect inn
mediately after its passage, approval
and publication, and that its failure so
to do would greatly Inconvenience said
city, and the inhabitants thereof. ac
cordingIy an emergency is hereby de-
clared, whereby this ordinance shall
become effective Immediately after its
passage, approval and publication,
Passed this 18th day Of August, 1910,
with section 10 included and passed
separately by the affirmative vote OF
threefourths Of all the members elect