The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-08-21
ORDINANCE mo 1872.

SduIC, DaCCeTy; S11gnLlng, Vagrdncy;
keeping disorderly places; keeping
disorderly hnuse; publishing or dis
tributing obscene literature and per-
formances; swindling; gambling; pos
session of gambling devices; : allowing
| buildings to be used for gambling
Selling and disposing Of gambling de-
vices; unlawful assemblages; lotter-
lies; frauds on hotel, lodging house
and inn-keepers; lettering on streets
and in doorways ;upersonatingc officer;
resisting public officer; rescuing per-
sons from custody of officer; refus-
ing to make IAN arrest or aid officer
hitching animals to shade trees
frightening animals; injury to prop
serty; injury ito property by dogs and
other animals; allowing vicious ami
mails at large; distributing medicine
| for advertising purposes; saving Or
splitting wood on sidewalk or in
street; beating carpets and rugs en-
sidewalks; INJURY to or removing
signs, notices, etc; playing ball on
streets; trespassing on real property;
wanton or mischievous conduct; put
ting unprotected articles on window
Esil1s and unnecessary noises; provid-
ing penalties for the violation of this
ordinance; repeating all ordinances in
conflict with this ordinance.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and
the City Council Of the City of Mos
COW, Idaho:
Section ,1.-sAssault and Battery.
Every person who shall wilfully COM
init an assault, aor an assault and
battery upon any other person in the
City of Moscow, or traduce or threat
en- to traduce another person, or chal-
HENCE another-pefson to fight, or who
shall by word, sign or gesture wilfully
provoke or attempt to provoke, an
other person to committing an as
Esault or breach Of 1the peace, shall
be guilty Of ymisdeameanor.
! Section 2-Fi9hting: It shall be a
kaiisdemeanOr for two,or more persons
to make enlargement to fight, or to
fight by agreement.
| Section -Vagrancy: Every
/. Personvwho asks,or receives any
compensation, gratuity, or reward for
practising fortune telling, palmistry
or "clairvoyancs; or,
| 2. Person,Who keeps place where
lost or stolen property is concealed;
fOr,
8. Person practicing or soliciting
prostitution COT keeping house of
prostitution; or,
a. Common gambler found in any
hplace swhere gambling is conducted or
where gambling paraphernalia or de-
vices are kept; or,
8. Healthy person who solicits
aims; or,
s. Lewd, disorderly or adissolute
Epers0n; or,
z. Person who wanders about the
streets at late or unusual hours CT
the night without any visible or
lawful business; or,
g. Person who lodges in any barn,
shed, shop, clubhouse, vessel, car, or
other place not KEEP for lodging pur-
poses, without the permission of the
owner or person entitled to the pos
session thereof; eor,
9. Person who lives or works in a
house of prostitutinn or solicIts for
any prostitute or ,hDuse Of prostitu-
ton; cor,
70. Habitual user of opium, NOR
phine, alkaloid cocaine or alpha or
beta eucaine, or any derivation, mix
ture7ofpreparation 6f-any Of them, or,
II. Person having mo visible means
of support, who does mot seek en-
;ployment, nor work when employment
as offered to him; or,
12. Person who by HIS own confess
sion thereto or prior conviction There
If is knewn to have been guilty Of
ksrceny, burglary, robbery or any
cfime Of which fraud or ian intent to
d4fraud is an element, Who sshAll, ex-
cept upon lawful business, 80 about
any dark sstreet or alley or any resi-
denee section r6f the cityim thernight-
time, or l0iter about any passenger
depsk, banking institution car crowded
street, sshop or Hhoroughfane, or any
public meeting cor gathering, or place
where people gather in crowds
Is a vagrant and shall be guilty OF
a yz1isleneeanor.
Section 4.-Suffidient evi6ence to
3 or 3 thereof: In the
Of any person charged
with violating paragraph or OF
Section of this ordinance, 1t shall
be sufficient to show one act ct So
letting for Me purpose Of prostltution.
Section 5.-Keeping rDisorderly
Place: Any keeper or person in
:harge of any public drinking place,
n at any cigar stand, confectionery
tore, fruit stand, lunch couxter, NOV
ne picture house or theatre, dance
lail, hotel or reoming house. noodled
r tamale cafe, restaurant, or anya !,
Their public PLACE, who shall permit ,
nv breach Of tie peace or disturb
nee of public order or decorum, by
oisy, riotous or disorderly conduct )
n the premises, when it is within the :
over of such person or persons TO 6
revent the same; or who shall keep
ny such place in disorderly manner
hall be guilty of misdeneanor.
Section 6.-Keeping Disorderly >
-ouse: Every person whether as {
wner or as the agent, employee or =
srvant of another, who shall keep, y
aintain, conduct or use, or who shall !, =
ID, albeit or assist in the keeping, =
conducting, or using Of -
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