Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-11-20

s. dinances.
At the regular meeting under CT
dinance No. 80 of the City OF Pay
) cite which gives to them the pow,
to so due the city council by res3N
|, ton provided for the instant reno.
al OF all slot machines in tie cit,
within three days or the machine
will be confiscated by the city. TIT
movement comes as a result of {
number of complaints that have from
time to time been made to different
members of the council that young
boys under age and even young girls
were in some places allowed tc plaJ
the slot machines. After thoroughly
investigating the complaints the un
ell arrived at the decision to pnohib.
1t the use of slot machines in the
city.
/ Another question Of impo-tan e
coming up before the council and
upon which action was taken was
the matter of securing the test e.
II hep obtainable for the city att e.
ney in the damage suit for $1,000
recently filed against the city by VIM.
3. Mellor. The council decided tlat
the wise course to pursue would be
to secure the best legal help possible
to assist the city attorney AMI by
resolution ordered that this he a.
once done.
Agent G. H. Johnson of the Ore
son Short Line appeared belcre the
council and protested against the
practice of allowing young boys to
sell fruit at the passenger stat on
and asked that the council take some
steps to prevent the same. Alter
thorough discussion the courcn in
the city attorney to prepare
an ordnance covering this matter.
Another subject that received cite
ton was the matter of hoboes loaf-
ing in the waiting rooms of the de-
pot both at night and in the Daytime.
The city marshal was instrul ted 10
keep the depot free OF their presence
during the day and the night watch
nan received the same Instructions
his hours OF duty.
Councilman Frank CrisEton report
ed to the council that matters re-
sarding the completion OF the poAe.,
canal on Sixth avenue South Lad
been satisfactorily arranged with the
Milling Company and
that the work of completing the can
Al could now go forward, The work
had been stopped by tie employees
Of the milling company for the rea-
son that the committee in charge
iesired to pile dirt on their proper
y and during the absence of the
manager this was not permitted.
The following ordinances were pass
I'd and approved by the council and
mayor and are published in full e'se-
where in this paper.
Ordinance No. 245 by Fulton PRO-
riding for the removal of snow and
ce from the sidewalks within tie
corporate limits of the city of Pay
,tte and for the assessment of the
,osts of removal thereof to the prop
Arty abutting thereon, when the
'wner, tenant or occupant fails to
the same, and repeating or
finances ia conflict Herewith. I'm
Ter the provisions of this order snow
,r ice must be removed within
,eriod of two hours after snow shall
ave ceased to fall to any apprecia-
Ne extent during the day or before
en- o'clock A. NJ. when snow shall
lave fallen during the night or the
'wner, tenant or OCCUPANT Of said !
shall be declared guilty CT ].
naintairging a nuisance ard it shall
'e the duty of the city to remove
aid snow or ice and charge the ;
'osts of removal to the abutting
Ordinance No. 247 by Smith repeal |
ng ordinance No. pit entitled IAN !
ordinance creating a Roari Of Park !
nd Public Ground Commiss' 'oners,' {
'roviding for their appointment, term {
# office, duties and compensation.
Ordinance No. 249 by Creighton
the fire limit ordinance and |
'roviding for the prevention of fires {
herein. 1
$500 to $500 Light Shoes. Black, ]