Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-05-04
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Ordinance No was then read.
Ordinance No. 7.

The Common Council of the City of
Hurley do ordain as follows:
Section l.. No person shall follow
the business or occupation of hawk
er or peddler within the limits of the
city OF Hurley without a license from
the city clerk thereof. Such license
to be issued upon the applicant filing
with said clerk his application in writ
ing specifying his name, place OF resi-
dence and the term for which said IL
cense is demanded.
Section 2 Any person soliciting a
license as hawker or peddler in said
city, shall pay to the said clerk at the
time Of receiving his license the fol
lowing amounts, to-wit: If he intends
to travel on foot the sum of two dollars
per day for the first day and the sum
OF fifty cents for each subsequent day.
II he intends to travel with one horse
or other animal or vehicle the sum OF
five dollars for the first day and the
sum Of one dollar for each subsequent
day If he intends to travel with two
or more horses or other animals the
sum of ten dollars for the first day
and the sum of two dollars for each
subsequent day. Provided that no IL
cense be issued for shorter period
than three months, and provided fur
Their that should any person desire a
license to hawk and peddle in said
city for the period of one year the
said clerk is hereby authorized TO is
sue a license for said term upon the
payment of the sum Of one hundred
dollars if for a period of six months
upon payment of seventy-five dollars
and for a period of three months upon
payment of the sum of forty dollars.
Section 3. This ordinance shall not
be construed so as to apply to any per
son selling or offering for sale any ar
ticle of his own manufacture, nor to
dealers in live stock; nor to any per
son selling or offering for sale in said
city the products of their farms or
premises, nor to travelling agents of
wholesale houses or manufactures
from selling or offering for sale their
goods by sample.
Section 4. All sums received by
the city clerk for the issuing OF IL
censes under the provisions of this
ordinance shall be paid by him to the
city treasurer monthly.
Section s. Any person violating
the provisions of this ordinance shall,
upon conviction thereof, pay a fine of
not less than five nor more than one
hundred dollars together with the
costs Of prosecution, and in default of
the payment of such fine and costs be
imprisoned in the county Jail of the
county Of Iron until such fine and
costs be paid, not exceeding however
ninety days.
Section 6. This ordinance shall
take effect and be in force from and
after its passage and publication.
Adopted by the Common Council OF
the City of Hurley at a session thereof
held this 18th day of April. 1918.
HENRY MEADE, Mayor.
Moved by Rubatt, supported by
Lambrix, that Ordinance No. be
adopted as read. Question: All yOt-
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Ordinance No s was then read
Ordinance No. 8.
An Ordinance relative to the pre-
vention of vice and immortality, and
the preservation of the public peace
The Common Council of the city of
Hurley do Ordain as follows:
Section l. No person shall wilfully
assault another in said city, or be en-
gagged in, or aid or abet any fight,
quarrel or other disturbance in said
city
Section 2, No person shall permit
any indecent conduct, loud or bolster
Gus noise. or any fighting. quarreling
or disturbance in or about his house,
tavern, inn, saloon, cellar, shop, Office
or place of business in said city: nor
permit persons to congregate therein
TO the disturbance of others: nor per
NIT drunkards, intoxicated persons.
persons having the reputation or
name of being prostitutes, or other
disorderly persons to congregate, as
semble, visit or remain therein
Section 3. No person shall make or
create any improper noise, disturb
ance or riot, or be engaged in any IL
legal or improper diversion, nor shall
use any indecent, abusive, insulting
or immoral language, or be guilty of
any indecent, insulting. abusive or i'm
moral conduct or behavior in any pub
lie street or public place or elsewhere
in said city.
Section 4. No drunkards, intoxicat-
ed persons. common prostitutes or dis !
orderly persons shall congregate, re-
sort to. assemble or remain in any of
the places mentioned and described
in section two of this ordinance; and
no persons shall collect in crowds or
bodies for any unlawful or mischiev- !
Gus purposes in any place in said city. !
nor collect in crowds on any street or /
other public place in said city to the
annoyance of others.
Section 5. Any person who shall be |
guilty Of keeping or maintaining or
being an inmate of or in any way con. /
nected with, or in anyway contribute /
to the support OF any house OF i'll
tame or place for the practice of for /
nication or lewdness, or knowingly /.
own or be Interested as proprietor or /
landlord Of any such house shall. or
conviction thereof, pay a fine of not
less than twenty-five dollars nor more +
than one hundred dollars, together /
with the costs of prosecution, and in /
default of such payment shall be com. +
mitted to the county Jail OF the coun- /
" of Iron until such fine and caste no 4