Arizona republican., 1912-10-06

| tees by the owners or persons hay Ing possession of dogs, and to inn pose penalties upon such persons for refusing to pay such license fees. l (19) To prevent or regulate the running at large of any animals and to establish and maintain a pound and authorize the destruction or other dis position of any animals running at large.
 (2O) To prohibit and punish cru city to animals, and to require the places where they are kept to be maintained in a clean and healthful condition.
 | GID To make all regulations which may be necessary and expedient for the preservation of health and the l suppression of disease; to make reg ulatlons to prevent the introduction Of diseases, contagious, malignant, in tectlous or otherwise, into the city; to make quarantine laws and regula- uons to regulate, prevent and control | the entry into the city of persons, l baggage, merchandise or other prop erty infected with contagious dis l eases.
 CPD To regulate or prohibit the operation of manufactures, occupa- tions or trades which may be of such a nature as to affect the public health or good order of the city or disturb the public peace, or which may be offensive or dangerous to the inhabitants residing in the vicinity, ] and to provide for the punishment of all persons violating such regula- tions and the punishment of all per sons who knowingly permit the same to be violated in any building or upon any premises owned or con trolled by them; to make regulations for the suppression of disagreeable, offensive and injurious noises. (23) To provide for and regulate the inspection of meats, poultry, fish, game, butter, cheese, lard, eggs, vegetables, breadstuffs, milk and Oth- CT food products offered for sale in the city, and to provide for the taking and summarily destroying of such products as are unsound, spoiled, adulterated or unWholesome, and to regulate and prevent the bringing into the city or having or keeping within the city of any such spoiled, un- sound, adulterated or unwholesome products
 
 the inspection of all dairies that offer for sale or sell any of their products, directly or indirectly, in the city. | (25) To regulate hotels lodging, tenement and apartment houses, and to prevent the overcroWding of the | same and to require that they be put and kept in proper sanitary condition. (26) To regulate the construction,
 
 ters. cesspools, and vaults, and to compel the connecting, cleaning or emptying of the same, and to desig- nate the time and manner in which the work shall be done.
 (2O To provide for the collection and disposal of garbage. ashes, ami nal and vegetable refuse, dead ami mals, animal offal. rubbish and waste matter.
 (28) To license for the purpose of regulation and revenue all and every kind of business not prohibited by law to be transacted or carried on in the city; to fix the rates of license upon the same, and to provide for the collection thereof by suit or other wise
 (29) To establish stands for hacks. l puDIlC C6ti t@NPiCSo HoSOAio SA-AN' other public vehicles for hire, and regulate the charges of such hacks, public carriages. express wagons and other public vehicles, and to require schedules of such charges to be post ed in or upon such public vehicles. (30) To provide for the inspection and sealing of all weights and meas ures in the city, and to enforce the keeping and use by dealers of proper weights and measures duly tested and sealed.
 (3) To license, regulate, restrain or prohibit all exhibitions, public shows, games and amusements, to pre- vent all descriptions of gambling and the using of any and all kinds of gambling devices, fraudulent devices, and to provide for the destruction of all such devices.
 (32) To license, regulate, control and limit the manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquors and limit and determine the number of places and locations where intoxicating liquors may be sold or disposed within ithe corporate limits of the City or Phoenix; it and they shall have the right to classify the sellers of such intoxicating liquors, as wholesalers or retailers or saloon keepers, prescribe the conditions upon which and under which they or either of them shall he considered and held to be within either of such classes, and shall pre- scribe the license fee to be paid by the persons coming within such spe- cific classification.
 It shall absolutely prohibit the man ufacture or sale of intoxicating llq- uors within the corporate limits Of said city, except for medicinal and sacramental purposes, when so dl- rected by a majority vote of the qual- flied electors of said city taken at an election called and held pursuant to the statutes of Arizona; provided, however, that elections for such pur- poses shall not be held oftener than | once in two years.
 (33) The commission shall have the right to provide by ordinance for the payment of city taxes in tW" instalIments, at different times of the year, as may be specified in such or dinance.
 | (34) To regulate, restrain and 1 punish vagrants, mendicants, leWd persons and prostitutes, to prevent