The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-05-31

such animals stand on the grounds
and anv such stables. the owner of
which has been notified to comply
with the requirements OF TINS artlcle
and who neglectS or refuses TO 90 50,
shall be declared unfit fol. use and
shall he closed by the Bureau OF
Health and remain closed until such
Notice has. been complied with; this
shall be in addition to the penalty pro-
yided in his article
SECTION 4. Al stables shall be
cleaned daily and during the months
Of Nav. June. July, August and Sep
tenber shall be sprinkled with SO
solution OF creolin or other approved
dislnfectant. every morning,
Section 3. 70 prevent q harbor ana
breeding place FOR mes the pr4et ,iI',
of throwing manure on the open
ground is hereby prohibited; all ma
nure on being removed from the
stable. shall be deposited in BOX or
water and fly proof receptacle as ap-
nroved by the~Board of Health the
sides of which shall be fly proof and
which shah be covered with tight
fitting cover placed at such IN angle
that rain water Will run off, any ma
nure thrown on the ground shall be
covered with sand at least two inches
thick
If the provisions of this article or any
section thereof shall forfeit and pay
for each and every offense the sum OF
not less than five dollars t$3.uoJ nor
moro than twenty-five tS25.OO to he
recovered before any person ana ~
such court having jurisdiction.
ARTICLE VII
Disposition Of Garbage and Trash
Section / Garbage" is defined To
mean animal and vegetable matter
that has been used as food, and the
waste tllerefrom and dead animals
and parts OF same,
Section O. Trash or Rubbish is de-
as paper rags, cardboard boxes, Oh
bottles, broken cfockery, tin cans,
worn ont furniture, tree and hedge
trimmings. avn elipplnga ana az
waste that accumulate around q@ei-
lings, except refuse from building
operations and repairs as iime' DFteh'
cement and lumber.
Section 3. Ashes is defined IA mean
he residue loft from fires IN heaters,
ranges and stoves.
Section 4. Shells arc defined 10
mean the shells from oysters ana
clans that have been used as food.
Section g. Every householder pro-
orietol OF hotel. restaurant, noarIip2
house. market house, store or fhe1fer-
shall provide suitable roceptaeles foI
garbage. rubbish and ashes to be
placed at the point most eonV2n,ent
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20 be fixed by the Department q tuo-
section 6. The receptacle for garb-
age shall be Of galvanized ifen 81
other metal recentaclea approved by
the Bureau OF Health: 70 be winter
tight. provided with suitable handles
and tight fitting cover tnat VIII pre-
vent access OF flies % the contents
and TO he kept covered a all linesi
their capacity shall not DC loss thar
four gallons, nor more thaa t#chl5
Gallons.
The reeeptacics for trash shail nc
either barrels or boxes Of no greater
apacify than sugar barrel.
Tho receptacle for ashes shall pf
either boxes. or cans or small barrels
that can be handled bv one man; the
receptacle fer shells shall be the re-
eeptaclc for ashea.
Section l. Owncrs Of apartment
houses shall al an times when Suct
apartments are occupicd furnish corr
nunity reeepfacles for garbage, trash
and ashes in which the tennant maN
empty The reccplacles used for eact
apartment. except stores and resia1l-
rants the PROJECTORS Of which Shal
furnish their own rcceptacies.
Section S. The placing OF garbage
in the receptacle for trash or ashes
or the placing of either trash on ashes
in rcceptacies for garbage, or th'
sprinkling Of dfainfcctants or pois-
anous Chemicals on the contents o
the garbage receptacle, is prohibited
Section .. The contents of the re-