The Coolidge examiner., 1945-11-30

Dy any other person in the town
v. coolidge.
80 as p4OpnetOr. owner. or part
" aIvI. ivssvv, manager or any otneT
-. sOu HatIng management. super
,.s.O4. W CO41GOI. temporary or per
...aaeHt. q. auy samDiIng mouse or
UtucT TSsoIt maintained 4OT gam u
nas OF OI any OuIIdIug. TO permit
aAy vi the games mentioned IL the
pfeceuing subsection TO be played
II sucn place.
luJ 10 ueal, carry on or open,
Or cause 10 De opened. OF TO con
uuCt. OF ~ participate IN. either As
O~AeE. Proprietor. employee, or
pal iueIpaAt. whether tor nlre or not.
any UAHKlug OF percentage game
whatsoever. played with cards, dice.
Or amy ueNiCe. or Dy the AID OF any
uvs.tv, ~ aetneT the same be played
lor money. cAecks. credits. or any
Otuer representative oI value, or IN
nA4Su LuarkeIs are used, or IN
wu4cA anything oI value changes
nanus. within the Town OF Coolidge.
(eJ AS proprietor. owner. or part
on nsr. lessee. manager. or any per
son having management. supeTYi-
sion. or control. temporary or per
maneuI. OF any gambling house or
olneT resort maintained Tor gamo-
nns. or OF any building. TO permit
any ol the games mentioned in the
preceding sub-sectIons to be played
in such place.
ca 10, by the so-called game Of
'three-card monte" or any other
game, device. sleight OF hand. pre-
tensions TO fortune telling. trick. or
otner means whatever. by use oil
cards or other implements or in
struments, or who. while betting on
sides or hands OF any such play or
game. Iraudulenly obtains from an
other person money or property OF
any description or TO keep. main
tam. employ or carry on any lot
tery. or lottery scheme or device,
or rattle.
tg) Except a peace officer in the
discharge OF his duty to have or
carry concealed on or about his
person any pistol or firearm, or any
other deadly or dangerous weapon;
or 10 have upon his person any
deadly weapon with intent 10 as
sault another.
(h) To expose the private parts
OF his or her body in any public
place. or in any place where there
are present other persons to be Of
Tended or annoyed thereby.
CD To mallciously and wilfully
disturb the peace and quiet of any
neighborhood. -amily or person by
loud and unusual noise or tumul-
tuous and offensive conduct or BY
threatening. quarreling. challenging
to fight or fighting. or by applying
any violent. abusive or obscene
epithet TO another.
Cd To maliciously kin. main.
wound, torture or treat In an In
human or cruel manner any fowl
or animal.
(kJ Except an Indian) without
visible means of living. who has
the physical ability to work. and
who does not for the space OF ten
days seek employment. nor labor
when employment is offered him; it
shall also be unlawful for any beg
gar in said town TO solicit aims as a
business: for any person TO roam
about from place TO place without
any lawful business; for any idle
OF dissolute person or associate OF
known thieves. to wander about the
streets at late or unusual hours Of
the night. without any visible or
lawful business. or TO lodge in any
barn. shed, shop. clubhouse. lumber
yard. or places other than such as
is kept for lodging purposes. with
out the permission OF the owner or
person entitled 10 the possession
thereof; for every lewd and disso-
lutte person to live in and about
houses of ill-fame.
Cd To disturb: any assemblage
OF people meeting for religious wor-
ship: any public school. or any as
sembly whatsoever not unlawful in
its character by any profane dis
course. rude or indecent behavior,
or unnecessary noise within the
place where such meeting Is held,
or such school is conducted. or so
near as TO disturb the order Of
such assembly or school.
(m) To wilfully resist. delay or
obstruct any town officer or any
peace officer in the discharge or in
the attempt to discharge any duty
of his office or employment; or to
attempt by means of any threats
or violence TO deter or prevent any
such officer from performing any
duty imposed upon him by law; or
to knowingly resist by the use Of
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