The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-21

Date % first publication Januarg 5fst.
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN tina, IN
I. cor lance with petition. city Clerks Fila
70 tefia. the slirpie referendum has
zen invoked a. 20 the following ordi-
nance ana that pursuant 70 Resolution
70 1s1g ~ the city Council ~ ne CIV
~ n.Atie. tald ordinance wiii be submit
g,a.,,.t ,shilfigati9n or rejection a. he
said city on March uh 1913.
Ordinance 80 aessf
- ,ibiA ANcE rei7tinE 20 the adnlnis-
T...h OF penal Justice To- the city Of
Seattle and prescribing cases IN vhl~h
arrests may be made without warrantn
ana CONFORMING the authority Of the ro-
ice - this city 10 the laws ~ the state
- Washington. and providing rrualtfe.
for the violation hereof
~ y ordained hy the city % Seattle as
Section ! The rIrhi % the people Of
ihlH CITY to be secure ga their persons
houses. papcrs and effects against IN
fensonnhle searches and seizures shan not
- violated. and no warrants shall iesue
i.r the arrest % persons or the Sefyars
~ property but upon probable cause snp-
PORTED ~ oath Or affirmation aud partir-
ulariy describing the place 10 30 aaarrfef
nhd th" persons % things 20 De seized and
| ne Fahsiancc o. the charge preferred
sec ton Such probable cause SHAH "a
erf f0rih In n complaint which shall -
IHsi Tiled IN the court issuing such war
Section : Arrests without wa-rn,,
may De made by any police offirer ~
ihls city IN the following cases. and
Gl For felony committed in his View.
t-l Any person fer whom warrant
has been Issued upon a charge 81 felony
~ proper authority In any county wIthia
fhia state.
90 ANY person reasonably suspeetea
Q" ~ guilty ~ a felony whether the ar
I,Fung officer acts upon his knowledge
o. upon facts communicated to him ~
others and when delay In procuring a
warrant might enable the suspected per
son 90 escape.
F. breach o. the peace On his presence:
go For violation OF any ordinance az
The city % Seattle committed in his
t0 Any person suspected OF carrying
"a concealed weapon contrary to law;
90 Any person who intcrferes with a
policeman v lille making an arrest:
Ol In all cases OF hue and cry:
ts ANY person within the court room
upon tho oral order - the magistrate.
tlel Persons drunk and disorderiy;
t1l Might providers or any person
found lying or lettering IN any highway.
street alley yard or other place during
the night, and whom there Is good cause
60 suspect OF having committed or Of be-
Ing about TO commit a felony.
Oll An insane person. In case Of rea-
Section 4 A police officer may use
such force but no more, as Is necessary
TO effect the arrest
building or Enclosure may be broken opon
u order 20 effect an arrest without VAR
rant by police officer after giving no.
tlce Of his authority and purpose. and his
demand Tor entrance has been refused
only IN case a felony has been or 4 being
committed or "A dangerous wound rfven
ana the offendH is found therein or in
case there be an affrnv therein in hi.
view or hearing and bloodshed Is likely
TO ensue, or IN the night time great dis
order proceeds thcrcfrnm. such officer.
on being refused entrance. may break
open tho doors to keep the peace
Section 6. In all cases n arrest with
out warrant the arrest must be made at
tho time Of the offensc. or immediately
after It's commission and detention there
under shall not be lawful longer than is
reasonably necessary 20 procure a var
rant therefor or 70 bring the person ar
rested before a magistrate
Section z No house or other enclosed
premises IN this city shall be searched
by any police officer except upon the
authority Of q search warrant first reg
ularly issued in accordance with the laws
OF this state, and no person shall be ar
rested thereon unless the property de-
scrihcd IN such warrant shall have been
frs, found therein
violating. or Of aiding ana ahetting The
violation Of this ordinance. shall be pun
ishcd by fine not less than twenty-five
dollars nor more than one hundred dol
lars or by imprisonment in the city fau
not TO exceed thirty days or both such
fine and imprisonment
Section 2. This ordinance shall take
effect and be in force thirty days from
and after its passage and approval ~ ap-
proved by the Mayor: otherwise Il shall
take effect at the time Il shall become a
law under the provisions Of the city char
Passed the City Council tho iith day Of
November 1919, and signed by me in
open session In authorization Of It's pas
RoBT n HESKETH.
President Of the City Council.
l hereby certify that the foreeelnr
Council Bill No. lSTTs. after passage ~
tho city Council, was duly presented 10
tho Mayor, and having been by him iis-
approved and returned by him to ne
| City Council. with his objections thereto
| IN writing, the said objections OF tho
Mayor thereto were duly entered at large
on tho journal Of the Council and pub
nshed IN the city official newspaper. and
| thereafter the city Council did. on De-
| cember O. 1912. the same being not less
| than five (5ldeys after such publication.
and within thirty tS0l days after said
| Bin had been 50 returnod. duly recon-
slider and vote upon SAID council RilL
land that upon such reconsideration said
Council mn was. on said last mentioned
date. again duly passed by said Council
| nv che nfflrmatiNc vote OF more than
two.thirds Of all the members elected TO
anid CITY Council. and / hereby certify
| mia facts upon said Council Rlll.
| signed by me IN open session as afore-
said in authorization OF is passage
| u,tp eth day Of December. 1919.
w RORT n. HESKETH
| PRESIDENT or the city Council
| Filed by me this eth day OF December.
Attest, tsean IT. w. CARROLL.
ICity Comptroller and ex-Ofnelo City
| clerk
! By j. T.. AGNBW, Deputy Clerk.
| published December " 1874
| II. w. CARROLL.
city Comptroller and ex-offielo City
pate OF first publication, January slst,