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

ImlSOemeanOr; ana any person may
lawfully kill such animal when rea
sonably necessary to protect his owl
or the public safety.
1 Section 29.-Distributing Medicin
for Advertising Purposes Every per
Ison who shall give away, or cause OF
permit any rerson in his employ K
give away, any drug or medicine fol
advertising purposes; and every per
son who shall distribute from house
to house, any drug or medicine fol
advertising purposes, free of charge
to the recipient thereof, shall be
a guilty of misdemeanor. Provided
! this section shall in no wise be con-
strued as prohibiting or interfering
with a lawful use of the United States
! mail
u Section 3O.-Sawing or Splitting
Wood on Sidewalk or in Street: Ev-
cry person who shall, upon any side
h walk in the City of Moscow, saw, cut
or split any wood, or who having
II sawed, split, or cut wood upon any
u street or avenue, shall fail at once to
thoroughly clean up the little caused
\ thereby shall be guilty of a misde-
Il meanor.
i Section 31.-Beating Carpets and
Rugs on Sidewalks: Every person
who, on any sidewalk in the City of
Moscow, shall beat, sweep, or dust
any rug or carpet, shall be guilty of
misdemeanor.
Section 32.-Playing Ball on
kStreets., Every person who shall play
| ball or throw any ball to and fro upon
any street or avenue in the City Of
Moscow, shall be guilty of a misde-
meanor.
Section 33.-Trespassing on Real
Property: Every person who shall
go upon the premises or land of an
other with intent to vex the owner
or occupant thereof, or to commit any
unlawful act, or shall wilfully go on
or remain in or upon any premises
or land after having been warned by
the owner or occupant thereof not to
enter, therein, or not to trespass
thereon, shall be guilty of misde-
meanor
Every owner, agent, or occupant |
of any land or premises shall be |
deemed to have given sufficient warn
ing against trespassing within the
meaning of this section, who shall T
post in conspicuous manner upon |
or near the boundary of each side of
any uninclosed lot or parcel of land,
or near the entrance of any inclosed
or improved lot or parcel of land, or
at the entrance to any building, dwell
or premises, sign or signs
legibly printed or painted in the En-
glish language, substantially as fol-
lows: Warning. persons not to tres
pass hereon," mo agent allowed" or
mo DeddIers allowed"
Section 34-Wanton or Mischievous
Conduct: Every person who shall II
rudely or mischievously throw any mis-
sic or anythinr 1T. against or upon
any house, building, structure, We
hicle, car or any premises, or any
person, to the annoyance or incon-
7enience Of any person, or who shall
wilfully be guilty of any rude, wan
ton or mischievous conduct toward
mother, to the annoyancs of such
,ther person, shall be guilty Of a mis-
iemeanOr.
In the prosecution of any person
.harged with the violation of this sec
ion, it shall be competent for the city
Q introduce evidence tending to show
my act or series Of acts of rude, wan
on, or mischievous conduct toward the :
within a period of time .
ot to exceed sixty days next proceed :
ng, and such evidence shall be adj 4
1issible, and such acts and all of 3
hem committed within said time may .
e held and construed as making up +;
ne crime of rude, wanton or mis- Il
hievous conduct; provided it shall not .,
e necessary to introduce evidence of <
r to prove more than one of such =,
cts tossecure a conviction. i,
Section 35.-Unprotected Articles =,
n Window-Sills: Every person who q
hall place or keep on any window :,
II, porch or other projection above :.
lie first story of any building abut- :,
ng on any sidewalk in the City of n
loscow, any flowerpot, wooden box,
tcher or any other vessel or article "
hich might do injury in fallino on ~
~ person on the sidewalk in front ~
said building, unless the same shall II
!, securely fastened or protected by II
reens and otherwise, in such man ~
r to prevent falling on the street, IL
all be guilty OF misdemeanor. ~
Section 36.-Unnecessary Noises: H.
very person who shall make, con- IL
1ue, or cause to be made OF contin- r.
d, any unnecessary or unusual noise, 81
tween the hours Of six p. M, and IL
( a. M, which either annoys, Injuries, h.
endangers the comfort, repose, Il
alth or safety Of others, unless the Ii
aking or continuing Of the same be ~
cessary to the protection or preser- III
ton of property, or of the health, IL
fety, life or limb of some person, ~
Gates and maintains nuisance and ~
all be guilty Of misdemeanor. ~
Section 37.-Application to Prior ~
lenses: Nothing contained in any ~
DIVISION of this ordinance shall apply "
an offense committed or act done ~
any time before the date when this ~
finance shall take effect. Such an w
'ense shall be punished according ~
and such act shall be governed by W
ordinances existing when it was w
lie or committe, in the same manner w
if this ordinance had not been ~
ssed. w
Section 38-Application to Exist "
Civil Rights: Nothing in this ~
finance shall be deemed to affect ~
7 civil right or remedy existing at ~
time that it shall take effect by sS
tue of the provisions Of any or -
ance .uoW in force -