Bloomington Progress, Volume 4, Number 52, Bloomington, Monroe County, 26 April 1871 — Page 2
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WILLIAM A. Gap, Editor and Proprietor
Ordinance So. I. Protecting Public Moivdily, Order
and Safety,
Riot
Sec. I. Be it ordained by the Board of Truoti of the Town of Jlloomington. Tlat if
three, or more person, shall do nn net, in a j
whiUi the amc arc in niotirn, or who shall climb iii.i:s any jmrt tlwm-f, vvi'.liout th l8iiiisni:i "f tljo pniriiiBor tr conductor
r i IJrtvii:;; ilmriro of tin: same, or :uv pi-rsim
under thn f six turn ymif, not buns; n fufwon.-r, who shall ;;it on nn? jmwiiKvr train while the same is gtunding, witii"ut the permission of the c inductor, within the limit -'I'miiil t-i'n, (Mail, ti .ion cm"viction, ho not li-s.-i than HVu dollujs nor mote than Utl dollar.'. Disturbance. Seo. XXII. Any porsou within the iiriiits of said town, found drunk upon the streets
or other publu' places, or iDnliin; loud or
wir-o or on, or over tiny unllnlslnil pavement or sidewalks for pavinir, durint; the ':ro'..iv.- of the work thereon, or remove mv !,;,( ir other mn!ortis1. used for such work, shall, upon com iction, l e fined, therefor, not lew than livedo hir? n. r more than ten dollar. Provided fiat whenever, for want of an alley niljuri'nt. to any lot, there he n-. conveniei.t access tltnvtw otherwise tlmti hy crossini;' mi id sid-v.-silk, it shnll he lawful for the owner of oc:";pruit of such lot, or part of lot, or for any person in his o:' her t niploy, to dtivo on. or over, such sid'-widk. for the purpose of di-i'lmriiij; unv bulhv or needful article or. such lot or
unusual noises without good ca ise, or using I part ( lot, and also to ride, lead, of drive
abusive, indecent, or threatening h-ncuage,
anv riotous or uisorilurlv conduct t:t tiny
puhlii pi -tec, or doing any act interrupting of tending to interrupt the pence and Rood order of said town, or any pumon therein, shall be deemed jjuiltv of a disturbance, and upon conviction, l e lined not lts than live
niti ten dollars.
Luleccnc..
iolent and tumultuous manner, will in the or quarreling f.nJ f.ii'hiing, or buminilting
limits of said IWn they shall be d ;cmcu guilty of a riot, and, upon conviction , each one shall be flnev a sum not less than Qvo dollars nor rm;.-c than ten dollars. Aswu't mil Battery. Cm TT IP cV,nlt in n rridn.
insolent, and nr'?rv manmr, 'unlawailly dollars nor more tli touch another, within the SimiU. of said Public
town, th person so otlpncing ifHPS$f'ti deemed guilty of an Assault nljj$jry, and, upon conviction, be fin(i($jmK1)ot less than fire dollars nor tiwtfo tfuu. ten dollars. A&aulL
Sue. III. If any person within the limits
of aid town shnll unlawlu fy, ir. a ride, insolent, and ang"y manner menace or attempt to touch, or strike another, the person so offending, dull be deemed gud ,y of an assault, ird, upon conviction, shall be fined not Its? than five dollars nor more tU& dolh.ra. jr Affray. SWJ. IV. If t.To or mora persons, by agreement, light in any public place within the limit of said town, the persons so of
fending shall be decaied guilty of an alfray,
and, upon cor.vic.ion, be nneu not less man five dollars nor more than ten dollars. Conceited Weapons. SC. V. Every person within the limits of said towr, net Wing a traveler, who shall wear, or carry any dirk, pistol, bowie knife, dagger, sword in cane, or any other
unr animal or vehicle as afo'esaid. for th
purpose of entering ipun siih lot or jwrt of iot. .If only nt th spot whore such riding, tending or driving hail he done, such sidewalk shall have bee: weli planked or paved with flagstone, boulder stone, or
bricks set upon edge, so that, such riding, leading, or driving shall not be injurious to i such, sidewalk, and if also tl . fre pitssaf : of foot passeiiirers there over, shall m-t be
Rv:c. XXIII. Anv person v'io shall tin- intorrupt-d. It ?h:; also he lawful for
lawfully expose, exhibit, or uncover the : live-y stable keeper?, hsmbermen and other private parts or members of his body in i such' persons, or their employes that orany public place, or in the presence of a dinarv bu:ii'.es may require, to make such person of the opposite sex, within the limits ; crossir,.; jvith sueh ani nal or vehicle, if of said town, shall be deemed gtii ty of j such sidev aik at the piaco so to he crossed, public indecency, and, upon eonvic;,ion, ! shall first nave been well planked or paved
Dc finea not less vhan live uollr.rs nor inore as aioressi l, ana it mnrc r the niove-
thnn ten dollars.
Profanity. Skc. XXIV. Every persor who shall profanely swear, curse, aver or imprecate in the name of God, Jcshs Christ, or the
llolv Ghost, within the limits of snid town.
mont of foot passengers ther :on be not im
pcaeu. Priiut'i. Sec. V. Any purnon who shall sttfTor his, her, or their Privy, situated within the limits of idie Corporation of said Town, to
saait ie deemed guilty ot profanity, ana ; remain wi.tiin thirty teet :it any public shall, upon conviction be lined not las; than j street, alley,or sidewalk, without a pit eiht five dollars nor more than ten dollars. ! feet deep after having ten dn ys notice from Nuisance. I the Marshal to remove or repair the same, Sec. XXV. Any person who- shall orect, j shall.upor conviction, he fined not U-ss thar continue, or mnintaiu. within ;he 1 mils of live dollars, nor more than en dollars for
said town, any public nuisance, to tio in
jury or inconvenience of any portion of the public, or any portion thereof neees:'ariiy brought in contact with the same, shall, upon conviction, be fined not lets thai five dollars nor more than ten dollars. The
definition of a nuisaiue, within the mean
every week such Privy shall so remain, nf
ter the expiration or fie notice. Tit rt'fcrence to Cellar Doors. Sec. VI. Every person owning or using a cellar with the door opening upon the sidewr.lk, within the corporate limits of said Town, ho, and is. hereby required to
latent and avowed purpose of injuring his
fellow roan, shall. non conviction tiereot, bo Bned not less than five dollars nor more than ten doll irs. Ohervi-iff the SaUaih. Sec. VI. If any person of tho ge of fourteen years, or upwards, fhsdl be found on the first day ot the week, commonlv called Sunday, engaged at common labor, or their usual avocations, (works of charity and necessity only excepted,) within the limits of the corporation, such person shall, upon conviction, e fined no Jess thin five dollars nor more than ten dollr.rs. Sfalvewus Mischief. Sec. VII. Any person who shall maliciously injure, or cause to b injured, uny property of anoth 'r. or any public pioperty within "the imiti of said town, si a!l be deemed guilty of malicious trespus, tnd shall, upon conviction, he. fined not ss tilftli Ave dollar cor mare than ten dollars. Dist m iring Meeting. Seo. VIII. Any person who shall within the limits of saiil town, disturb any religious society whenever met or meeting together for religious worship, or any collection of peopleTor any individual member thereof convened for a lawful purpose, or uny person going :c or returning from sueh meeting, shall, uron conviction, ba fined not less thsa five dollars nor more than
DanramiM at fA,irl1v wAArtnr. coiicer.led or
partiallv concealed upon his person, or who ! tag of this section, is that prescribed by tho keep such doors in good and safe repair and snail carry or w.iar such weapon with tho Statute Law of the State of Indiana. closed, except when necessary to have th
jjejaemg num. same open in passing in una out ot sueli Skc. XXVI. Any person who shall ma- cellar, and any person who shall fail to
hci5usiy, or mischievously pull ilowr., de- keep sueh door in sate and gsod ropair.aiKl
face, mutilate, or after any bill, poster, or notice, lawfully posted up in said town, shall, upon conviction, be fined not less than five dollars nor morethau ten dollars. Resisting Officers. Sec. XXVII. Any person convicted of resisting or interfering wi;h the Marshal of said town, within tho limits thereof, i.i
tho discharge of his duties, or aiding or
closed as above provided, si all, upon n,,n
viction, be fined not less than five dollars nor more than ten dollars for each hour sueh door is left open, or in unsafe repair and condition, ontrary to the provisions of this section. Diffjing in Sd'fc'j. Skc. VII. It s.iail not be lawful for anv
g or I person to dig in anv street, allev. or side-
nssistmg any person arrested by said ..Mar-i wal: within tho limits of said Town, with-
shut, to escape, or of aiding or assisting any j out first obtaining permission of the Hoard parson to avoid or prevent an arrest by j of Trustee ttioruof. Every person violatsnid Marshal, shall bo fined n it les than j ing tho provisions of this section, shnll, five dollars nor more than ten dollars. upon cmeiction. lie fined no; less than live Intoxicated Persons. ! dollars, nor more than ten d jllars.
Sec. XXVIII. If ',he Marsil of said Hitching Ilmaei within ike limits of aaitl
per
Irih-qr.ists performance, and natu'id or artiiicial curiosity, deception, t representation, or any mu-deal concert, perform a ice, or other public, exhibition, unless t le same .-hall be for a eharitiible, literary, or re
ligious purpose, two dollars for such f'orinaooe.
Skc. HI. Every person exhibiting or participating in exhibiting any such piibtic exhibitions, unless the sanio l.o licensed in conformity with the provisions of this ordinance, shall, upon conviction, b fined not less than live dollars nor more than ten dollars. Auctioneer. Skc. IV. Any person wishing to become an Auethncer in said town, shall be granted license in the manner prescribe I in section 1 of this ordinance, for which be shall pay not less than five dollars for each day he sh ill so act. Sec. V. Any traveling merchant or pettier shall he granted license, as provided by section I of this ordinance, upon payment of not le;.! than one dollar nor more than throe dollars for each day in which he may pursue his vocation. Any person violating tliis and the foregoing section, shall, upon cor. viction, bo fined not i-!s than Jive dollars nor more than ten dollars. MHiarJ Sulovn. Sj-.c. VI. Any pe.son who shall cwsi or carry on within tin- limits of said town, any billiard sti'oon, ninepin or tenpin alley, :dia!l procure u license as prescribed in Section I of this ordinance. .Vor every hilliiird (able in s.ieh saloon he shnll bo requ.rcd to pay five dollars for the Lerm of one year. l''or every ninepin or tenpin alley, ihesiru of fifty dollars shall bo paid. Any person violating this section shall, upon conviction, be fined not less than the amount and not exceeding four fold the amount. r,f the license in such ease. ('itizen Auctioneers. Skc. VII. Any resident citizen of the town of Bloomington, Ind., wishirg to become an auctioneer in said town, shall be required, first, to procure license for t ie siune, for which the following amcunts shall bo charged : One-dollar for "one day ; throe dollars for one week ; five dollars for two weeks; eight dollars for one nueifi; twenty dollars for three months; thirtyfive dollars ft -r ix moirlii: fifty dollar for twelve months. Such resident citi.en auctioneer's license sh ill iot bo tr: n.-fcrable. ;;iid shall l.c granted and issued ir, accordance wif e sec. 1 of this ordinance. Any person violating the provisions of t'lis section shall, upon conviction, e lined in any sum not less than live dollars nor moie than ten dollars.
of the t-n si J:,nr.: i.'.f'im'
ord i :. ail ! rv a: i.-.t
townhall, nt any time, find any person in
a state ot intoxication on the strcers or other public places in said town, he shall arr6$t such pnrson and talk him before some Justice of tho Peace, who shall commit him to the county jail until ho becomes sober, when be slu.ll be taken out and tried before such Justice, ns in other esses, under section twerty-two of this ordinance, provided that no suit shall be brought in favor of s::id town without the authority of le r attorney.
Letting .Stallions, $c, within Corjtoration.
Skc. VIII. No person shall be allowed to hitch my horse, mare, mule, or jackass, in any a!",ey, o:: to any tic-post or other fastening whatever, within the limits of said Town, so tlir.t the same can get. upon any skli-walk or street crossing. Any person violating this section shall, upon conviction, be fir.cd not loss than five dollars, nor more than ten dollars. Cie.ni(! Outte Skc. IX. Waen the gutter before the
premises ot any one, within the limits ot
ten dollars. EC- AA1A- Ani' person who snail per- : said Town shall be paved, the owners, or Definition of a Disturbance. trail to run t.t large, within the corporate i occupant-of such premises s lall keep such
Rip if Anv Iced or boisterous talking i limit ol said town, or snail keep or let to c;ut.e! free troni dirt, rubbish, or other
or lnui'hin!'. imnroner or indecent manner mares or jennets, within said limits, any ! trash, tin t the How of water n.ay not be
of dress, unnecessary or unusual stamping, j stallion or jack, (except within an enclosure : obsru-ted. Any person vioiating this soeeaesriit" or applause, indecent or improper h.v which tho iew of persons .within said i tion shall, upon conviction, he lined not
ions, gestures, o- the inakinw of -.tmtsual i limits is oostructca.) or who snail 11 any j less than live uoJavs, nor i lore than ten
way disturb :.ne peaco ana quiet ot citizens i do; ars. living upon the saTne lot, or upon adjoining Protecting Shade Tree. lots, by keeping said stallio::i or jack fori Skc. X It (shall be unl-iwful for any said purposes, or who shall exhibit or hitch j person, vithin I ha limits of said Town, to said stallion or jack upon any street, alley, , remove, destroy, or Cut, any -hade of ornaor open lot within (said limits, or who shall j i lenta tree, on any pubiit grounds, or stop said stallion or jack apon the public i s ;reets. or carry c ti'.re'move.or h any way instreets of said town, shall, upon conviction, ' j ire the prelecting box of any such tree, ba fined not less than five dollars nor more j ProricM iha owner of irrounds shall not be than ten dollars for each offense. j preventeu from making any necessary alQhstructing Street r Alley. torttions. Any person violating this'seoSec. XXX. The Depot Agtr.t, or any tion, shall, upon conviction, be fined not
employe ot tno rai.'roaa saving cnarge oi less than tire dollars nor more tnan ten
the same, who shall leave, or suffer anv ! dollars.
railroad t -am, car, locomotive, cr tentler, t
etions. cestures.
or oBentive noises, ir other impropsr. rude or boisterous conduct, shall consv.tute a disturbance withic the meaning of the
foregoing section. Fir: Arms. Skc. X. Any person who shall shoot or fire a gun or pistol within tho limits of said town, except in his own lot or enclosure, or in defense of his life or liberty, hall be lined therefor, upon conviction, not less than live dollars nor more than ten dollars. Dogs Running ot Large. SC. XI. Any person owning or keeping
any dog or bitch within the limits of said
town, Is hereby required to keep the same i stswl in. ipon, or across any public street - i i. j p .i.. :r..,.u .-i.. ,.c i or alley of said town, longer than twenty
June to tho fifteent i day of September, in I rnimites at one time, siiali, upon c-jnvietion,
each year. Any dog or bitch found upon the streets or other public placet, not mnzaled at required by this section, s'tall ba kilted by the town Marshal, or any other person by htm authorized, and tho carcass of such dog shall D removed beyond the corporation of said town by the owner, or at his expense. Cruel Treatment of Animals. S2C. XII Every person who shall, within the limits of said town, heat, whip, or ptlttrwise cruelly treat any horse or thcr "domestic animal, shall, upon conviction, be fined not less than five dollars nor more than tea dollars. Fast .yricing. Skc. ZIII. Every person convicted of having riddiii, driven, or led any horse ff other animal, or mere than one of such animate, or having driven any vehicle drawn by anv animal or animals along any
treat, alley, lane, or common of said town, fatter than at the rate of seven mi'es an
hour, shall le fined not less than five dollars
nor more than ten ut liars. Pros,'ttutes. Sec. XIV. Every prostitute fount" wandering about within the limits of said town, or found in any act of prostitution within aid limits, shall, upon conviction, be fined not less than five dollars nor more than ten dollars. Associating with Prostitutes. Sec. XV. Every r tile pe-son over the age of ten y-Jurs, who shall bo found associating with f prostitute in any public place, tree-;, store room, alley, lot, common, or field, within the limits of said town, shall, npon conviction, be fined not less than five dollars nor more than ten dollars. Unlawful Assemhly. Skc. XVI. If two or more persons bo found together in coripany with a prostitute, or three or more drunken or disorderly porson !e found together within tho limits of said town, t ley shall bo deemed an unlawful assembly, and, upon conviction, each one shall 1 e fined not less than five dollars nor moro 'han te n dollars. Houses of III Fame. Sue. XVII. Any pnrson or persons who shall keep a house of ill fame, or prostitution within the corporate limits of said town, or any person r persons, owners ot renters of real estate, who shall let or rent any building or dweli ing hf use to bo converted into a house of -1 fame, r prostitution, or who shall rent the s i me to any prostitute, upon conviction the-eof siiali be fined not tost than five doll, rsnor more thun ten dollars for each day. Oam'Aing. Sec. XVIII. Any jcrson who (hall by playing or betting at, or upon any ga ne or wager, or UKn the. remit of any election, within the limits of ssa d town, shall win or toM any srtielo of v ituc, he shall, upon conviction, be fined not less than five dollar nor mc re ten doll irs. Gaming Houses. Skc. XIX. Any ow.ier or occupant of any building:, hoii.se, sti.ble, or shed, within the limits of said town, who shall suffer or
be fined not less than live dollars nor more
than tin dollars. Obstructing Sihcalk,. Sec. XXXI. Theemployohavingehargo of the round house, or any employe of the railroad, who shall leave the turn-table near the depot, or sillier or permit the same to bo left so that the same, cr any part thereof, shnll extend over or obitrust the adjr.eent s.idcwalk. in any way, shall, upon conviction, be fined not less thin fi'-e dollars nor more than ten dollars. Billiards.
Skc. XXXII. Any person owning, con-
Orclinancc Xo. 3. An Ordinance rcgiilathv Cenuter'm. &r.v I. Be it ordr.ined bj the Be-.-ird of Tn:tces of t!iu town of "Siooinington, That alt grounds, hid out and use;, by said town, or v.-hii.-h shall hereafter bo . o laid cut and used us oemeter.es or public burial plat es, are hereby declared cemeteries within the meaning of the act under wiiich said town is incorporated. Injury to Orou'tvlx, $'t Skc. II. Any person convicted of having wantonly, wilfully, or maliciously altered, broken dow:i, defaced, or destroyed any monument, tomb stone, vault, fence rail
ing, or any part thereof, crei ted upon any
trolling, or having the care or custody of i "" f tYer "r, , r,n.ulu " !".S,,B'
anv billiard saloon, or billiard table, shall C'T, l V'K ""v7 or'"-"reu allow or permit ,ny person or persons ny ornamental plant, tree, shrub, ornaunfler the aire of twentv-one years to plav ml!,,til, or oth il; orty landing or the game of billiards, or any other game on ! slt "t81 P0' iJlTm--"ound, shall be
such tables, ho .halL nnon oonvieti-.n l,B! not less tllfttl nv tlonars nor more
tht.n ten dollars.
Disturbance. Sec. III. Any person who shall be found guilty of anv indecent or improper conduct, or who shall be found romping or nlavinsr
upon tho grounds of said cemetery, or who
Alleys, Sidewalks. Gutters, Shade- hal' bVounJ w'thmUic same between the k A- hot- rs of j o cloelt V. M. and 7 o clock A.M.. trees, CCC, CCC. without permission from trho :own Marshal.
Olintructing Streets, Siiewalks, c. shall, upon conviction, be Sncd not less
fined not less than live dollar:, nor more
thou ten dollars. Ordinance IV o. II.
Regulating and protecting Streets,
Ordinance iVo. H. An ordinance to Restrain Disorder. Sec. 1. Bo it ordained by the Hoard of
I Trustees of the town of Bloomington, Tuat j in order to suppress and prevent disorderly j conduct and other lawlessness otVcUsivv to j the sens,', or tiie comfortable enjoyment
ol lite and property, no person sliall lie permitted to barter or sell, directly or indirectly, any intoxicating liquors within the corporate limits of said town, unless licensed according to the laws of Indiat.a. Definition of Intoxicating Li'jvora. Sue. II. The words intoxicating )i;irr?, as used in this ordinance, shall apply to any spirituous, vinous or malt liquors, or to any intoxicating liquors whatever, which i used, or may be used as a beverage. Ski.'. HI. Any person, not licensed according to the provisions of the 1'iws of tho
State of Indiana, who shall, within tiie j corporate limits of s -.id town, sell or ourtor j directly or indirectly any intoxicating ! liquors, in a les- quantity than a quart at a ! time, or who tdiall barter or sell anv intoxi-
; eating liquors to be drunk, or to be suffered to be drnnk in his house, out house, yard or garden, or appurtenances thereunto he- ; longing, shall, upon conviction, be fined
not less than live dollars :ior more than ten dollars. Selling Intoxicating Liquor;- to Confirmed innk(irh. Sec. IV. Every person who iilnill within the corporate limits of said town, uive,
barter, sell to, procure or buy for any per- ! son who is in the habit of being intt xic ited, ! any intoxicating liquors, after notico has j been given to all liquor sellers in said tDwn,
by the wiie. parenl. child, brot-ier or sister of such person, or the overseer of the poor in the township where sncli person resides, or the Marshal of said towr.. that such peri-on is in the habit of being intoxicated, shall, tor every such offense, upon conviction thereof, be lined net less than live dollars nor more than ten dollars. Skc. V. ".vory person who shall, within t! i; corporate limits of said town, give, barter, or Stdi any intoxicating liquor on Stw'ay, or on the day of any county, township, or municipal election, or barter, s-di to, procure or give away any intoxicating liquor to any pierson under the age of tweiity-ono years, or in a state of intoxication, shall, upon conviction thereof, be fined not less than five dollars nor moro than ton dcllais. Disora'erly Horses. Sec. VII. Any person convicted of having permitted any disorderly nOiso or conduct in or about his grocer;,-, or other establishment existing in said town, and wherein distilled and fermente:! liquors are
old or Kept tor sale, or lor De;;;? frive;; away, or having permitt;..; anv person "to I'-i'onm intoxy therein, shall he fined not less than five dollars nor more than ten dollars.
Sec. I. Be it ordained oy tho Board of Trustees of the Town of Bloomington, that any person convicted of having obstructed or hindered the free passage of ar.y public street, lane, alloy, or s.iiowt,lk, or erossinginsi id town, by plat-ing- hereon any building nuiiciial, or any vehicle to "e repaired, or any animal to be shod, box, barrel, furniture, or r,ny other material whatever, or by hitching or tying r.ny animal
ldewnik or cro;;sii.r, shall lie fined
than fivo dollars nor moro than ten dollars
licap'i-.isihi'ily of Parents fir Children. Sec. IV. Children under the age of ten years are piohi.bited from visiting said L-en et'jry, unless attended bj a parent or son.e other responsible person. For all violations of any of the sections of this :rd in noe, by a child under fifteen years of age, a iv fins as?essott for such violation, -hall, upon conviction, be collected from.
he parent. Any violation of this section hall b punished by a fine of not loss than
on any
not less than five dollars, nor more than
ten dollars, for each day, or part of u day. ; five dollars nor more than ten dollars.
tin; same may so remain. trtMci), that I Animate running at fjarge. nothing herein shall prohibit tho loading, j Bits. V. The owners of any ho'-so. cow, or unloading, of guods, nuru-in iidb;c, or! or ether domestic animals, not lieonscd to other things, without needle; (lelav. Am), run at larso by tho Board of Commission-
promded also that tiny pierson occupying i ers of Monroe county, which shall enter or
any ouiiuui ior u:.isuie.i pui poses, iHiti ; o lountiupn tne grounds oeioiiging in have tho privilege o? using four feet of the i such cemetery, shall, upon conviction, b side-Viilk next to tho building, for the pmr- j fined not less" than five dollars nor more
pose el exnioitir.g goods, or other articles thai: ten dol.ars.
of trade, and further, that building mate
rial intended for building purposes, during tho p.rogress of erection or improvement, shall be axcepted. TUroit 'mg Offal info Streets. Skc. II. Any person, within tho limits of said town, who shall throw, or deposit, oroncse any person in his or her employ, to throw or deposit any vegetable matter, meat, tilth, or carcass of it dead animal, or who shall cause, or n nfi'tM- the flow or stagnation of any filthy or noisome liquid, on
any pi blic square, street, bine or alloy., of said Town, upon conviction thereof shall
be lined not less than fivo dc liars nor more than ter dollars. Removing Carrion. Skc. III. It shail be the duty of anv
person who may be the owner of any , lead animal substance, within the Corporation
of said iown, to remove the same not I
Drivinr; in Grave Yard.
Si:c. VI. Kvcry person convicted of having ridden, d:-iven, lead, or caused to be ridd in, driven or lead any horse or other animal or a:iimnls, any vchido drawn by such animal or animals, upon tr within any public burying Grounds belonging to said
towr, unless np i some bnsin;?.-; connected therewith, shall "o fined not loss than live dollars nor more than ten dollars.
Ordinance No. 4. An Ordinance regulating thcgranliig and waving of Liccmes. Isu ing Licenses. Sf.: I. Bo it ordained by t he Board of Trustees of tiie town of Bloom: ngf on. That license to auctioneer.-;, travel in.; pettier ami
public exhibition s lo be earned on within
the limits of snitl town, shall be issued to
than one fourth of a mile bovond the cor-1 any applicant, by the rrc.is irer of said
permit too name to be used tor tie ptuposo, j p0tte limits, or bury it at least three feet l town, upon the ii ing with bin of a receipt or in the practice of ginning in any way for ,,nder ground, within six hours afii-r boine i showing the ahari.eter of the i cense asked.
money, or ,ts equivalent, or any . TeqlM,,twt to do so by anv person; and I and of t'.io :avme-it to the town Marshal of article Of Vlllia, shall, anon conviction, be i ,u I, ..nVnnum b TU-.nl,,! ' tho iiimilint rennbud for 'nell license ... , I
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not, icpo fcimu ii-ot utiu-iis uui .;utjru than ten dollars for cac 1 ofi'enso. ITotoriona Lntdness. 8bc. XX. Any person guilty of notorious lewdness, wi-hiii the irnits of said tiwn, fhall, upon sonvictioE, be fined not ttss than five dollars nor i:;ore t!n;n ten do lari. Getting on Loeoimitiws, $c., fe. StC XXI. Any pecn, no-, an erri;)lf.vee of the rtilriad compno . or who i: in .t'bit to produce ividenee gc iiig to show tht.t legitimate liutinass made- Uiu-erawry for htm to j! t on or off any tin n, ear or locomotive, wlitj get ot' or ofj' any Ira n of (4id ru lr. cars, or any car or Ivcomotive
shall cause sueli removal to be made at the
expense of the (Corporation. Provided that where any dead animal, whose owner is nnknown, is found on tho premises of
'.mother, such erson shall have the annaal rstnt.vnd at his own expense. Kvcry person who shall fail to comply with this section shall, upon conviction, bo fined not thn livo doliars, no? moro than tea dollars. Itidino or fjrhvjig over S-ilei"(dks-Hf.i IV. Any person who shall ride, drive.ur lead ar.v horse, or any other animal, in. or to io;y sidev.-all; H aid (own, iir.j.r;iV'jd ! gratidini;', plai.l.i.ig or clhoc-
forth in tho succeudint: sect ons cf thi.
ordinance. Liccns g ICxhUniio: 1.1. Skc. II. Every person who shall fopayment, or reward, demanded, charged, received, exhibit any public exhibition withir the limits of said town, -hall be required to first procure licenso tor the same, for Tl ieh the- ftub-wii g amounts r.hall l-i chfrg( ti : Any tiit ..trica! poi -fori.sar.ee, 1 hrn, dothi:--1 ; any eireus or iijeiiatr .'"io, twelve doliars'fi-.r d.e.ii day mid nigiif ; any .-hov of pup Jels, wax figures, nnin-ah or :.ny disphiy oi' tinnldin-, fiat;; of r .pn. or v. ire daiicin::. siii'la (d loind, y.gie-.tii.--, or ven-
Ordlnance IVo. 6.
An ordinance regulating the fees of certain officers, and the collection of
fines, on behalf of the lo wi. Attorney for Corporation. Skc. I. Be it ordained by the iBoa?d of Trustees of the town of Bloomington, That the Hoard of Trustee? of tho' town of Bloomington shall, upon the passage, of this ordinance and each year thereafter, employ an attorney to prosoeuto all suits for violations of the ordinances of said town. Compensation of Attorney. Skc. II. The compensation of such attorney for sueh services, shall bo a fe-3 of two dollars on c-aeh conviction on plea f
guilty, .",na a tec ot tour dollars on each conviction on plea of not guilty, in cases before a Justice of the Peace. "And upon appeal to Circuit or Common Fleas Court, the. following fee sliall be paid, upon each conviction in Circuit or Common Fleas Court, on plea of guilty, four dollars ; upon each conviction in Circuit or Common Picas Court, on plea of not guilty, six dollars ; all of which shall be paid by the Hoard of Trustees of said town, in tho manner
following: Such attorney shall keep a full, true Mid complete list of till suits for the violation of the town ordinances, in which judgment may be rendered in favor of paid town, and make his sworn report thereof, showing the plea, the name of the defendants, when judgiient was rendered, in what court and for what amount. Such report
b;il be mud a by such attorney, at the first regular meeting of said Hoard in .January. April, July and October of ouch year. It shall be the duty of said J.toi.rd, upon the filing of said report, to make such attorney such allowance as by the term; of this ordinance he may be entitled, which shall bo .indited and paid out of the funds of said town, us other claims against said town arc audited ami paid. ht-Aidng Srbpo-na.
Sr.c. III. V licnever tho attorney for the corporation shall receive information of the commission of any violation of th,. ordinances of said town, he shall ciiuie process to issue, from a court having pn bitliclion ij issue the same to the Marshal of snitl town, directing him to subpoena the persons therein named, likely to be acquainted with the commission of such violation, and shnll examine any person so suhpKCiiaed before such court, toucliin ; such oll'eiise; and if the facts thus elieit-tl are sufficient to eatHidi-h a reasonable presniitpticn of guilt against th party thus t h irgt d, mi'i court shall cause So much of said testi
mony as amounts lo charge of violating
; snb--ibt:d and sw -n whereupon suel nit i.i- to issue for ii,,. ..,, -,i t-d as in other case.?. In Justices. ' I file dllfy Of .1 .ictioa for violaiiui .
violations o: and all foes his hand;- fo
duces of the town of liloomintried, on tiie Ilr.-t. Monday of i.i July in each year, and on of ot'e-e, Lo pay over to the
Trt a urer of said towr,, all moneys he may have received from fines and forfeit tires for
the ordinances of snitl town, in such actions unclaimed in '. vilve months ; and he shall
ut such tin e deliver to such Treasurer, a statcirunt ir writ ing, showing by iienis the sources from which money was derived, anil append thereto an aflidavit that he has received no other moneys for nu ll Hues, forfeitures, or unclaimed fees, not ;iaid over lo said Trcasuier; ami said Treasurer's receipt therefor he shall file with the Clerk of said town, who shall give him a quietus, and it such return is matte on the day required as aforesaid, such Justice shall "no entitled ft receive front such Treasurer the sum of one dollar, and for failing to do which such. Justice fha 1 lie liable to be fined ten dollars for each weeks delay. Fine and Costs. Skc. V. ',Vh--!iever a Justice of th" Peace of said town sbs.U have rendered judgment against any person, for violating any of tinordinances 'f -' -.id !on,it shall be the part of such judgment that the party convicted shall stand committed to (hi jail of Monroe comty, the State of Indiana, until the fine and costs by such judgment imposed .-hill be paid or replevied. A'- ' i.'c of Persons Committed. Sec. VI. "Whenever any person so committed, shall have remained in said jail one day for every fifty cents of said line and costs, he shall be discharged, on tiling with the town Marshal nn affidavit stal ing that he has no means orelfects, whntevc r, wherewith to dl-i iiare such line and cost?, or any pari tiicreof, but not otherwise. But no such discharge shall operate as a payment of such fine i nd costs, but execution may issue therefor as in other cases. Provided, tJueh persons so convicted shnll bt permitted to work upon the streets of said town, under the direction of tin town Marshal, at rise rate of one dollar and a half n day, in lieu of and in satisfaction of the tint and costs assessed again.-t him until the whole sliall be paid, Skc. VI . "Wlmrjas. an emergency exists for the immediate taking (.-fleet of these ordinances, Nos. I, 2, :f, 4, ft and u, tho saint shall take effect, iiinl be in force from ant after their passage mid publication in the Ulnoniiiigton Progress. I certify the foregoing to bo a true ant correct copy of the ordin.inri s of the towr of ITIoomington, passed by the Board o: Trustees tiicreof. April 1-ith. 1871, taker from tin; records of said Board. JOHN WALD110N. President, Attest. Hoard of Trustees. .John C. Orchard, Clerk.
Canned reaches for eah, a Allen's. Laijiks' Lasting Gaitkbs mud cheaper fhnn hist season. Don't buv i
pair 'till you see our stock, an t learn our
prices. CHASE & CO, o Farm for Sale. Apply to W. J Allen.
"Tlli CjrlMMMll'KKili."
Freud :
SO Lebanon
WK 1IAVK
Calf tiocts, but presume our customers would ho equally well sntislied with Oregon or Ijenionade French C:.if. "What ; in a name?" If you want a good Calf Boot for ess money than anybody else can sell, call cm C11ASK&CO.
JOHN L. PIOTEE, vV.tloi-iiv sit I-.ji.vv-, I1X0091I A ti T O M , I D 1 1 IV A , "V 'XT ILL give prompt f.ttcntion to all V business entrusted to his euro. OFFICE West side of smiare, over
Stuart & McPlicutcrts' Hardware Store.
Bfty-KKri-i'.K.vcKs Tuley & 'Wicks, Mer-
r Driig-'ist; Dr.
McPlieeters; J.
hants ; J. W. Shoemake
I. J. Diiiand, I.r. Jos. G.
Frank Ftre, Uroeer.
npl 12-71
W. II. JBodltiii, DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF PARLOR COOK AN 3 KEATING
Manufacturer of and Dealer in Tin, Copper and Shcct-Irouware. Piping-- iitioriEigrand 33ealUc Itoolhitir Dome to Order. FIFTH ST., KE.Ml DUXXS STORK, MS.OOiHTOSr, IMO.
CttoocI milK BEST f-.nd
JL market, is for mil
Wood, hoapest Vood in
at Alexanders.
the
PARLOR Drug Store. NO. 95
Colleae Avenue.
R. H. CAMPBELL
Is strictly in the made
Drug Trade. Having
The by Y.
Fashion Cook Stoi. J. A lion.
for sal3
fi";:5,000 in Ragged Money Wanted at the Oroccry and Provision Store of Clark &, Orchard, south east corner of the public square, for -which they will pay Good.-:. BlilXG OX YOril RAOGKD MOSEY. November nth. 137i)-tm -3- .- l - - Woods' Mowkh at Allen's. ?5,000 Kkw Aim. This reward will he .;!ioerftilty paid hy ti.-t for a pair of Lebanon French Calf Hoots. Thi is ;i brand we long have sought after, and hay.' been ve-v mi;oh grieved h'-ca;..- the bt -.-!.
Chemistry aad Pharmacy
his study for years, ho is prepared to conduct the busings in a safe and business
like manner. I I?, u , CHEMICALS, Patent Medicines of all kinds. Pure W9HES ANO LIQUORS for facrnmental and ; u-dicinal purposes and in li.ct, evcrvtliing pertaining to tin
lm.-ine.--s, always kept 0:1 hau-i and sold at
thy lowest cash prices. Prescriptions aud Family Re-
cejpes
carefully and accurately all hours.
coinpoundwl, at
ocs-tt
839000
WORTH
-op
nut tTl
ioriiies nir.i;e no
inentieii (,:il.
it. Ca & CO.
SJjssoIsiISok of S'as-iEies'sSaip-milE PAUT.NFliSHIP h.-vetcf.re exA. isting between E. T. Tay!.r and Kwing, inder the firm name of Taylor & Co., lias beer, dissolved hy mutual consent. S. Ewing withdrawing. All claiitls will lip collet ted by T. Taylor, who will carry on the lusint-3-s as heretofore. Fc-rsons having accounts will plene present then at once. E. T. TAYLOR, 8. KW1XO. Bloon ington, Ind., April 2-1, 1871. iSiHSuiiiNESr property!
A-t-i x tie.-ii nig j ,t.v...nH .ii -crty, on South College Avenue, suit
aide for both n business room and dwell
ing, cau hear :f a bargain bv Ciillint' upon
Levi IVmenbaum, or by writing to ISAAC KA1IN Indianapolis, Ind. The property
is new cccupicd by .lames .uerncfe, as 11 Confectionery ami Iinrher rjliop. IHcorniiigten, Tnd., April 2i, 71.
CARRIAGES & BU6G
Xow on hand
ltd,
at the War
M. W.
I-Ielton, Fnl23c
AND
REAL ESTATE BROKER.
'T71ABMS,
X1 t
ty, IV
Lands, Town and City propersale or trade. All kinds of
property bought and sold. All kinds of conveys ncing done with care. Titles examined, and all Innsiness connected with the sale or transfer of real estate. 9T COISiEiTStR ItTESfl'E. A t 1'tirm torfiittlc money. I WISH TO SEUj my Farm, live miles northeast of Bloomington. Said Farm contains lr.o acres 70 acres cleared and under good fence, and 50 ncreR of it in grass. There are good apple and peach orchards on the place, good hewed double log-hou-o. stables, and all necessary outhouses, with a blacksmith shop on the land, 'flit; Fn -m will be sold for $1,600, if application 1 e made soon, in pitvii cuts to suit purchaser. JAS. JIlcUKIDE.
and for sabrooms of
Call early and son them, and make your
selection! wir.le the stock is lull. PKICES ARE LOW. Good terms to good customer. tepamng done PrpntpUr. All Work Warranted.
mnr29m3 3I.OOMIHTOi, ISO.
B AWT A
WII ITAKEB
will keep constantly on hands all kinds of
C C t! O A it A FN II H F K d E IK 8, N T 8, H On ths East side of tho Publ o Square, first door above the Presbyterian Church. Especial attention (riven ra I he bit.tiiicw. janiitf BANTA & WHITAKER.
'47. Established, '47. J.0.&M.L. M'Collough, DRUGQiSTS ad APOTHECARIES,
House
West Sid,
JAMfJt ltt'OUKS.
mama
NICK. VA K HOltW.
& VAN HORN,
Attorneys iit Law, It LOO.I HiTO-V, SSD.,
"V"T7"IIiTj practice in the Supreme tnd J V V inferior Courts of the State, and in j
the District Court of the l .S. for Indiana. The collection of elai n. in any part of the
Mute, will receive prompt attention, lilooniingtoa, Ind., Nov. 24, lSi;)-y
of the Court
Sifuare. DEALERS IN
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oilst
Dje Stuffs Perfumery, Toilet Articles, Cigars, Tobacco, &c, &c.
sa c. onlinanee.'i. to I to hy -uch witness, idia I cau-e Kllfll prehension of the e.ln;;,s Sec, IV. Tt .dial J -.utile, before why.
InUvrcstiitj? to IIo Hsslscrs. X have a lar-rro number of the Pure Chester, Yorkshire, l'diind and t?ig Boned China IIors, v.-hich I will sell to persons desirous of improving their stock, cheaper than the same kind of Hogs can bo bought of anv one else in tlin St:ite. FINIi CATITiK. T have a uuniiier of Durham Cows. Heifers and Hull Calves, which I will sell in lots to suit purchasers. These Cattle are fine. HOUSES. I have alno for sat,- f tvopa'rs of JCatoh Mi-.i.- . mid two line (! , dings. It will pay any o;i who dc-ires ,. iurch:i.-ii line st"fk to call en me. Apply at the farm, K mile.-- we. 1 of town, to ii;-:n;;y ki.lkk. -...h-i - .'th. 1870.
Pore Wines, Brandies
Whiskies, for Medical Purposes.
and
and STATIONERY. Wall Paper. (Trimmed Free.) PrcNCrtptionfl carefully prepared, With the ptl'-Mt of Drugs. lu-n.elilher, wo use nun.1 hut pun.' Drugs, and do not guess at p: c.-cripl ions. Bi.Miuiiiutoi'.. nd . Mav is 1570
PERIIGS, AT 97 COLLEGE AVE, ARE RECEIVING A NICE ASSORTMENT
:1
SHOES,
That will compare favorably with any in Town.
fill
ill
NOT
i i i
LXXC3. CANDY MANUFACTORY
BREAD, CAKES AND Candies made Daily. Will Duplicate any isiii in his tine of trade --freight paid here. AGENT FOR HALTBY'S CELEBRATED OYSTERS.
'L
J. ALL
EN
KEEPS THE LAn'SESt STOCK.. OF
"9
- Building
Stoves, Tinware, Agricultural Implements INCLUDINGReapers, Bevolyiag fl&j Rakes, . Straw Cwtterss, Horse Hay Iorf, PLOWS, GARDErV HOES, -
FORKS
JB3 J Oi?
mm. KiaRt
ALL KIKDS, &C.
Belmont Nails, Iron and Steel, Pittsburgh Glass, Fabnestock'a Whi Lead, Pure Boiled Oil, Doom, Sash, Veratian Wiuds, Locks, Hinges, &c, &., ever bromrht to Bloomington. frvyAil kinds of and Slicct Iron Work ion. i to order. Pieaeghr
mo r. rail. . W.J. jju'UKar.
MO CALL A & CO
nave tUe Cbeapost Stock. ir
NOTIONS, DRESS TRIMMINGS, iaoSIEBY jJSX GLOTBS,
Boots and
Shoes,
SCHOOL BOOKS AttS STATiOHBRV,
Cotton Yams and attincr
QUEENSWAEE, GLlSSWAEF &XfiSiaiai HYDRAULIC CEMENT, A.ND SALT, Jn tine Town of Bloomiticr-