The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-04-05
PROCLAMATION
IS ADVERTISED
ON CIRCULARS
BESIDES PRINTING THE ANNUAL
CLEANUP PROCLAMATION IN
NEWSPAPERS, SEVERAL THOU
SAND CIRCULARS ARE BEING
DISTRIBUTED BY THE MAYOR.

Besides publishing II in the newspa-
pers, Mayor Reilly has had printed
and will distribute several thousand
circulars containing his annual clean
up proclamation. in order Co thoroughly
advertise the day and TO endeavor to
induce every resident OF Pensacola to
observe the day which has bean set
aside for this purpose.
April 18th Is the day designated and
everybody Is urged TO put their prem
ises Ia proper condition on this day.
The proclamation OF the mayor Is as
follows.
Whereas. with tho approach OF sum
NOR. It Is necessary that our city, and
all the citizana, should take every pre-
caution to prevent the breeding of
mosquitoes, dies and other disease dis
terminating insects. to eradicate and
externinate the germs Of disease. and
the causes thereof, and that the parks
and public places of the city, and ell
private premises, should be put in q
clean and sanitary condition SO as TO
protect the health and promote the
welfare and happiness of all citizens:
Now therefore, /, Frank Reilly, may
or OF the city OF Pensacola, do hereby
proclaim that the 10th day OF April,
1912, be and the same Is set apart AS
clean UP day, and that on said day the
city of Pensacola will, TO the fullest
extent possible. cause all the parks
and the public places OF the city TO be
put In a clean and sanitary condition.
and an citizens aFe expected. and are
earnestly requested, to cooperate with
the city in It's efforts in this behalf, on
said dag, by causing their respective
premises to be put in a thoroughly
clean and sanitary condition, and to
thereafter keep the same in such good
condition as is required by the ordi-
nances Of the city.
All trash, filth and rubbish of every
kind removed from private premises
by the owners or occupants and placed
in proper receptacleS outside the build
ing line on said 10th day of April will
be hauled away, and disposed OF, by
the board of public works.
| quote below sections s26 and s2s
of the code OF ordinances Of 1908, which
are as follows:
1t shall be unlawful; Section s26.
For the occupant. or IL there be none,
then the owner, OF any house, yard,
stable, store, or lot of land to omit to
keep the &c ne clean, or to permit any
offal or offensive matter of any kind
to accumulate or remain In or upon
his premises.
Sec. s2S. For any person residing
within the corporate limits of the city
of Pensacola to fail to empty. at least
every seven days, all kegs, barrels,
boxes, jars or other vessels or recep-
tacles of whatsoever kind, upon their
premises. which contain water. unless
the same shall be kept securely covered
or screened, and all persons Or their
agents who may own any lot within
the corporate limits OF the city Of PEN
sacola shall cause TO be removed there
from all barrels, kegs, glass or crock
cry, tin or woodenware, boxes, Jars, or
any other vessel or receptacle which
may contain water, unless the same
shall be kept securely covered or
screened
In witness whereof have heTeun-
to set my hand, and caused the corpo-
rate seal Of the city of Pensacola to
be aftixed, thfs'1st day of April. A D.
1912.
FRANK REILLY,
Mayor of the City OF Pensacola.
Attest
L. @. AYMARD,
City Clerk.