The Prescott daily news., 1915-01-28
CITY LAWS

| "lii puDilC grounds, who shall, on or before the day he is lawfully warned to work, pay to the Marshal or Street Commissioner by whom he Is warned the sum of 5000 or who shall furnish a substitute who Is accepted by said Marshal or Street lCommissioner, and shall labor for any period of the time he is so warned to work, shall be exempt from labor so much of the time as he is warned.
 Sec. PAP. All able bodied male per sons between the ages og IS and 45 years, who shall have resided within the limits of the City for ten days pre- vlous to the time they are warned, shall be subject to work on the streets alleys, sidewalks and public grounds inside the limits of said City, provid- ed that no young man who is attend ing either of the public or High Schools in said City shall be liable to work on said streets, alleys, side walks or public grounds while he is attending either of such schools; pro- vided further, that all officers of the City and members of the City fire de- partment are exempt from street duty
 Sec. 243. For the purposes provid- ed in section 241 and PAP the resi- dence of any person who has a family shall be held to be where his family resides, and the residence of any other person shall be held to be where he boards.
 Sec. 244. Each and every person subject to street duty or labor under this ordinance shall be and is hereby required and directed to work and la Dor on the streets, alleys, sidewalks or public grounds for ten days in each year, under the provisions hereinafter made; provided no person shall be lrequired to work on the streets, alleys sidewalks or public grounds more than ten days in any year, nor more than three days at any one time or in any one month.
 Sec. 245. The Marshal shall, upon duplication of either the City Record CT, City Commissioner or City Council warn every person within the limits of the City of Prescott, subject to street labor, to work on said streets, alleys, sidewalks or public grounds not exceeding ten days in each year.
 Sec. 2i6. The warning required may be given personally or by leav- ing written notice at the usual place of abode or place of business of the person warned, in some conspicious place by the Marshal, or some other person designated by the City Coun- cil by whom such warning can be proven, at least three days previous | to the time appointed by the Marshal. In such warning the time and place when and where such person so warn ed is required to appear, and the kind of tool such person is required to bring or use, must be stated at the time of warning.
 Sec. PAT. Whenever it shall hap pen, in consequence of sickness, ab- sence from home or unavoidable ac- cident that any person shall neces- sarily be prevented from obeying any lawful warning, such person shall be warned again to work on the streets, alleys, sidewalks or public grounds in the manner prescribed by this ordi- nance.
 Sec. PAS. If any person subject to street duty, shall have had at least three days actual notice, according to this ordinance, and fails or neglects to pay for the full time he is lawful glect, by himself or substitute to the acceptance of the Marshal or Street Commissioner on the day and at the time and place named by said Marshal or Street Commissioner, or having at tended shall refuse to obey thed irec tions of the Marshal or Street Com missioner, or shall spend so much of the time which he is lawfully warned to work, in idleness or inattention to the duties assigned him or behaves himself in such manner as disturbs, annoys or has a tendency to hinder others from working, shall, upon con- viction, be fined for every such offense or willful neglect not less than 5000 nor more than $25.00 and is hereby made the duty of the Marshal or Street Commissioner under whom such person is warned to work, to make l '. i.,,rc Al,