The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1913-12-11

ing houses, butcher shops, and any
other place of business shall put all
garbage, Offal, DIRT, filth, rubbish and
other refuse, into water tight vessels
and shall cause the same to be re-
moved to the dumping ground once
each week between the first day Of
June in each year and the succeed
ing first day of October, and shall
cause the same to be removed at
least twice in each month during the
remaining months of the year.
Section 3. Any person violating
any of the provisions of this ordin-
ance shall upon conviction there OF
be fined not less than So. 90 and not
more than S25. 90 and in default of
payment shall be committed to the
Common jail of Bayfield, County,
for term not exceeding thirty days.
Section 4. This ordinance shall
be in force on and after its passage
commencing in effect May 1st, 1914.
(slgned) Jake Dlbbell."
| The Mayor and Common C)uncll
of the City of Washburn do ordain
as follows:
| Section 1. Every person and cor
poration owning or occupying any
lands or premises within the City of
of Washbrun shall destroy or cut up.
on all lands SO owed, occupied or
controlled by him or it, all weeds
known as the Canada Thistle, Bur
dock, White or Ok Epe Daisy, Snap
Dragon, Cookie Burr, Yellow Dock,
Mustard, or Quack Grass, at such
time and in such manner as shall eff
fectuaIly prevent them from bearing
seed.
Sec ton 2. If any such person or
corporation shall fail to destroy any
weeds that under the provision of
section One IN this ordinance are to
be destroyed, within six days after
being served with notice in writing
80 to do, by the Street Commission
er, he shall be punished by fine of
one Isl. COY dollar for every day
thereafter during such neglect snail
continue.
Section 8. For the purpose of
this act the word lands or premises
shall be deemed to extend to the
middle of the street thereof in front
thereof bounding the same.
Section a.. The notice provided
for IN section two of this ordinance
shall specify the kind of weeds to be
destroyed, and designate the premi-
SEES on which such weeds are growing
giving the description thereof by lot
and b ock number if possible, or by
such z ether description as shall
reasonably designate the premises
affected. Such notice may be served
by the Street Commissioner or any
policeman of the City of Washburn
and may be 80 served by delivering
copy thereof to the person to be
served, or by leaving copy thereof
at his residence with member of his
family to whom its contents shall be
explained.
Section S. This ordinance shall
be in force from and after ITS passage
and publication.
(Slgned) ANDREW FALK."
The Mayor and Common Council of
the City of Washburn do ordaln
as follows:
Section 1. The occupants of all
houses, stores and other places of
business on Bayfield, Street shall at
their own expense keep the sidewalk
in front of their respective houses or
places of business free from snow
and ice. =;
Section 2. All other sidewalks
within said city shall be kept free
from snow by the street commission
er by the use of the snow pillow or
such other means as shall be in his
judgment proper, and the expense
thereof shall be paid out of the
general fund.
Section 3. In case any occupant
of any building fronting Bayfield,
Street shall fail or neglect for
space of twenty-four hours after any
fall of snow to cause the same to be
removed from the sidewalk in front
of the premises so occupied by him,
the Street Commissioner shall cause
such snow to be removed from such
sidewalk aid shall keep an accurate
account of the expense of removing
the same and shall certify the same
to the City Clerk within thirty days
after such work is done. The City
Clerk shall thereupon assess against
each lot from the sidewalk in front
of which the snow was removed as
in this section provided, the expense
of said removal and such expense
shall be extended upon the next tax
roll and collected as other taxes are
collected.
Section 4. This ordinance shall
be in force from and after its Sec
passage and publication.
(signeO H. Johnson"
The treasurer's report for tn,
montb of November was read an
same ordered filed.