Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-09-20
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS

firm Or corporation to throw. deposit or leave
any paper or waste material whatsoever In or
upon any part Of the surface of any city park
within SAID city OF Newark, or in or upon any
park property or apDurtenances therein except
ia the teceplacles provided In such park for
that purpose,
Any person, Arm or corporation which shall
violate OF authorize or procure a violation
OF any. provision Of this section shall, upon
conviction thereof. forfeit and pay a penalty
Of five dollars $3.50 for each and every such
offense.
10. It shall be unlawful FOR any person above
me age OF fourteen years 10 play at any game
in a city park in the city Of Newark, ex-
cept at such times and in such places and
under such regulations as may he designated
in writing by the Shade Tree Commission.
Any person, firm or corporation which shall
violate or authorize or procure a violation
Of any provision Of this section shall, upon
Of. ten dollars $50 for each and every such
offense.
or corporation to place or erect any booth.
stand or other structure, or to place any
wagon or other vehicle. except such as may
be propelled by hand and adapted for the car
rylng OF children, inValids or dolls, on or in
any city park of the city. of Newark without
the written permission Of the Shade Tree
Any person. firm or corporation which shall
violate or authorize or procure n violation OF
any provision of this section shall. upon con-
Victlon thereof, forfeit and pay a penalty o.
ten dollars $40 for each and every such
offense.
IS. Il shall be unlawful for any person, nrm
or corporation 70 sell or offer for sale within
any city park or the city OF Newark any
goods. wares or merchandise whatsoever. or to
display or distribute any advertising device.
circular or card in any such park.
ANY person. firm or corporation which shall
Violate or authorize or procure a violation
OF any. provision Of Ibis section shall. upon
conFtction thereof, forfeit and pay a penalty
ohense.
10. IL shall he unla wful for anr per,oo
firm or corporation 10 deface, damage or In
any wise inJure any s~tatuary or pedestal o.
other structure or park appurtenaneo whatso-
pFpp In a CITY RI Tn tha gff.H# ~ Tspua-Ar
Any person, firm or corporation which shall
violate or authorize or procure q Violation OF
any provision OF this section shall. upon con-
r~ictlon thereof. forfeit and pay a penalty Of
nye dollars $50 for each and every such
20. It shall he unlawful for any person,
firm or corporation TO hunt. modest. inlur-,
capture, or in any way interfere with the free.
dom Of ara bird, being free and undomesti.
Gated, in any city park in the city of New.
ark; or TO hunt, modest, injure, capture or
in any way interfere with the freedom OF any
squirrel, fsh or other animal, being the prop
eftY of the city, in any such park.
Any person, firm or corporation which shall
violate or authorize or procure a violation of
any provision Of this section shall, upon con-
1iction thereof, forfeit and pay a penalty or
offense.
81. II shall he unlawful FOR any person to
utter any profane, threatening or abusive
language or loud cutlery. or perform any oh
scene or indecent act, commit any nuisance.
solicit any contribution or subscription. or 20
play any game Of chance, IN any city park
such park any Instrument OF chance or gair
bling whatsoever.
Any person who sBali Violate or authorize
or procure 2 violation or any provision Of this
section shall. upon conviction thereof. forfeit
and pay a penalty or ten doIlays $50 for each
and every such onense.
%. Every yiohtion by the same person, nrm
Or corporation OF any provision OF any section
OF this ordinance, which continues on any
day or days succeeding the first violation
thereof, shall constitute an additional Viola ton
for each OF such succeeding days.
%. All ordinances and parts OF ordinances
heretofore ordained which are Inconsistent
with this ordinance are hereby repealed.
a. This ordinance shall take effect lmme.
diately.
Adopted September 6. 1911.
JAMES A. BERRY President.
GEORGE r. ASHLEY.
BERNARD NJ. STANLEY. JR.,
Shade Tree Commissioners.
Attest:
Carl BANNWART. Secretary.
Presented 10 the Mayor for approval Tues
day, September ~. 1871.
Approved September ~. 1911.
JACOB HAtSSIING, Mayor.
Al the regular meeting OF the Shade Tree
Commission, held In the CITY Hall at 3 p. M.
Wednesday. September 6. 1911. the foregoing
ordinance was taken up on third reading and
final passage. was passed and duly signed by
the Mayor and IL therefore a law.
CARL BANNWART, Secretary.