Bloomington Progress, Volume 5, Number 17, Bloomington, Monroe County, 23 August 1871 — Page 2
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Getting on Lorwioiroe-s, -Se , e. ?.v. XXI. Any -ason, not an employe of the ruilrottij wnipsny, or who is unablo to product: ovldenco jiofag to shew that le--tiuial-! buiiincfamio'eit necessary for him to g.-l c.n .r off B;.y trail;, car cr locomotive, who shall gel on or oft" any train of said railroad cu, or t ny oar or 1 icomotivs, while tiit bamo arc ii m.Hic.n. or who shall eliinb upoa any pun thereof. ithout the pormission of the iginoor or conductor
h .v.ng ohiirgu ol tii!! same, or nny porso.i under the ajtc of e x . ecu yoars, not being i i.Mfno-i.r v hi"! sh I. "l 1 ,',lt, on all V IMSSC! 101"
train while Uic a a . is sluiidu g, without the Dermission iv:" ihe cor duct or, within
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wise, or on, or over sr. y
mont or siurwalk or pj
tion.be flncd n.'t 1 than three dollars nor
more than ton dollars. Ditv.rbanc.. Sec. XXII. Any person within the limits of said town, "found drunk upon the streets or other pu:lic places, or making
loud or unusual ioii.es without ooa cauao. j t,lan ton dollar.
or using abusive, indecent, or threatening language, or quam-ling .and fighting, or committine anv riotous or disorderly con
duct in anv pur-lb
OriUiiatees of the Town of B'.oomin.vtrm. Indinna. missed bv the
Board of Trustees thereof, Au".wt, 18th, 1871. Ordinance I. Protxting Public Morality, Order -,ni Safely. Riot. Sec. I. Bo it ordained by the Board of Trustees of tho Town of Bloomington, That if ihiee, or more persons, shall do an a -t, in a violent and tumultuous manner, within the limits of said Tovrn. they shall be deemed guilty of a riot, and, noon convi ;ion, eaoYi one shall bo fired a sum not les than three dollars, nor more than ten dollars. Assault and Battery. Sec. II. If any person slia.l, in a rude. iiM!ent or angry manner, unlawfully touch another, within tho limits of said town, the persor, so offending shall be deemed guilty of an Assault and Battery, and upon conviction, be fined a sum not
It than five ciol-ars nor more iu r ion do'lars. Assault. Sec. III. If any person wi :hin the limits of said town shall unlawfully, in a rude, inr.lint if on r- mntmor menace or at-
tempt to touch, or strike another, the per-'fined not less tl an five dollars nor more
son so offeiidinir. shall De tieemea euiuy oi ten uonars.
an assault, and" upon conviction, shall be fined not less than five do'lars nor more than ten dollars. ..ffray. Sec. IV. If two or more persons, byagreement, fight in any publ c place within the limits of said town, tl,e persons so offending shall be deemed guilty of an affray, and, upon conviction, be fined not loss than Ave dollars nor mora than ten dollars. Concealed Weapons. Sec. V. Every person within the limits of said town, not being a travele", who shall wear, or carry any dirk, pistol, bowie knife, dajrger, sword in cane, or any other dangerous or der dly weapon, coneef.led or partiaUy concealed upon his person, or who shall carrv or wear sueS weapon wj;h the intent and avowed purpose oi injuring his fellow man, thai1, upon conviction thereof, be fined not l;s than threo do lars norniore than ten doll.irs. Oiaereina the Sabbnth.
See. VI. If uny person of tho age of
fourteen rears or upwards, shU be found on the first day of the weel:, commonly called Sunday, engaged at common labor, or their usua' avocations, (wo k3 of charity and necessity only excepted , within the limits of the'eorporation, such person shall, upon conviction, be fined not less than five dollars nor more than ten dollars. Malicious Mischief. Sec. VII. Any person vrh' shall maliciously injure, or cause to be injured, any property of ano. her, or any put lie property within the iimits of suid town, shall be "d--md guilty of maliiicm- trespass.and shall, upon eonvietion.be Sued not less than three dollars nor more than ten dollars. Disturbing Meetir.. Sec. VIII. Anv person whe shail within
the limits of sai l town, disturb any relig-i ious society, eh ..-never met or niej'ting to j gcther fir"r.)igi.)us worship, or any collecturn of people, or any individual member , thereof, con rent tl for a lawful purpose, or ;
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requested to do so by any person ; and '; public exhibitions to be carried on within where tho owner is unknown, the Marshal j tho limits of said town, shall be issued to shall cause such removal to be made at tho I any applicant, by the Treasurer of said expense ol the Corporation Provided town, upon the filing with him or a recslpt that whmn tnv dead animal. w'oo3 owner ! Hl-iowinE the character of the license asked,
la unknown, is found on the premises of Hnd of the payment to the town Marshal of
another, such person anall have tnc animai , the amount require ir utn neenae, an sei removed at his own expense. Kvary per- j forth in the succeeding aoction of this son who shall fail to comply with this hw- ; ordinance. tion shall, upon co:iwc;:ion, b; f.ned ; j TAcensinft Exhibitions.
Ie than ttiroe cottar;, nr w v.m.. u. Skc it KrrjI poMon whoshI! for pay-
uoimia. I r ent, orreward, demanded, charged, or re-
Jiidinn or Driviifj cvrr .9iVtoty?. 1 ,....jv(Hi exhibit anv public exhibition
Six'. IV. Any person who shall "do, witbin the limit of said town, sr. all be re
utiYV,li iit, wi'.t , " j ,...,.. --r
in. oi across atsv sidewa.i tn aata town,
SPRING Millinery GooU
! quired to first procure, license for tho same,
the limits of said town, shall uton convic-! improved bvEravelinf-, plavik.n, oroth.'r-! j. Anv theatrical perform inee, three l. d. 1 i ,1... !..... jiinKi nnp . . n . fi.,:i,..i rt.,-... " J . 1 . - a
lr.finisbud ra
i:isr. duvinc tho
cioiiar.-, ar.v circus or menageiie, iweivc
dollars for each dav and nisht: any show
progress of the work thereon, or remove , of p(ir,pPt., w,,x figures, animals, or any disany rope or other mntcriuls u;ed r.r sue .1 i -A y 0f (,irni,iin., f0ats of rope or" wire work, shall, upon conviction, do fltmd. jan"cij,i slight of band, magieiar, or ven-
theretor.not lesstunn three ar.iarsnor m-i i trilonui-ts
and natural or
curiosity, deception or representa-
inv musical eom ert. pcriorinaneu.
perturmaiico.
or-,H,.l
for want of an alley adjacent to any lot, t ,. r
there be no convenient access thereto ,"t:ier- ther public exhibition, unless the same
wise than bv ercwintr said idewaik,it ahalt , i, , , obaritahle. liters rr. or re
place, or doing any act ; be lawful for the owner or occupant of such i:,..,.. . tin dollars for such per-
interruptiug or te iding to interrupt tne i ot- or j,n,t o:i or t ,r any p.irwu in ins i formnnce
or her employ, vo drive on, or over, sj-. o gf.(, j y j 7.;vpry person cxh biting or sidewalk, for the purpose of discharging ' r,rti,Mivitini' in exnibitins anv such public
any bulky or nei'dful article on such lot or : p.i.ihition?. unless the same be licensed in
part of lot, and also to ride.lead or drive j any animal or vehicle aforesnid, for the 1 purposj of entering upon such lot or part of lot. Ifonlv'.at the spot where fuch
r ,lin bxidini? or drivinsr shall e done,
such sidewalk shall have been well planked
neace and cood order of said town, or any
person therein, si. all be deemed guilty of a disturbance, and upon conviction, be lined not less than three dollars nor more than ten dollars. Public Iridfern;;. Sue. XXIII. Am person who shall unhiwfully expose, eshibit. or uncover the nrivnle" narts or members of his body in
any public place. r in the presence of n or pllVcd with flagstone, b mid er stone, or
nonsnn i.f tbn onvosite sex. within the limits
of said town, sha 1 be denned guilty of n,,Mii indecenev and. UDor conviction, be
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Profanity. Sec. XXIV. Every pe-son who shall
profanely sweat, er.rse, aver or imprecate
in the name of Ura, jesus unrist. or toe Holv Ghost, withiii the limits of said town.
shall be deemel guilty of profanity, and.
shall, upon cor.viotion, tie nnett not icss than three dollars tor more than ton dollars. A usance. Sec. XXV. An;' person who shall erect, sontinue, or maintain, ".vithin tho limits of said town, anv public nu.sance, to the in
jury or inconvenience of any portion of the
public, or any poition tncieot necessarily brought in contact with trie same, shall, upon conviction, be fined not less than five dollars nor more than ten dollars. The definition of a nu sance, within the meaning of this section, is that proscribed by this Statute Law oi the State of Indiana. Dceeing Bilk. Skc. XXVI. Any pers m who shall maliciously, or mischievous' y pull down, dcfase, mutilate, or alter any bill, poster, or notice, lawful'.) posted up in said town, shall, upon c-inv ction, be fined not less than tnrea do!' ars nor more -ban ten dollars P.exUting Officers.
Sec. XXVII. jiny person convicted of
resisting or inter enng with tne Marshal,
of said town, within the limits thereof, in
the discharge of his duties, or aiding or
assistina anv oersan arre'tel by said Mar
shal, to escape, or of aiding or assisting any
person to avoid 3r prevent an arrest oy said Mr.rsha), aha 1 be fined not less than five dollars nor rr ore than ten dollars. Intoxicated Persons. Sec. XXV III. If the Marshal of said town shall, at an- time, find any person in
a state of ir tox cation on the streets, or
other nitb'lo vdac s in said town, ho shall
arrest such -person and take him before some Justice of the Peace, who shall commit him t.) tie cc untv ja ,l until he becomes
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any person going toor returning irora sucu meeting, shall upon conviction! be fined - before MK-h JaHire, as .n ow-sr cases, under not less than livl dollars nor more than ten : section twen ty -to o his or dinance pr-dolla-s. vided tlin": no suit shall be brought in favur ' DtrUiticn of a Disturbance. of town without the authority of her Sec. IXT. Any loud or boisterous talking 1 attorney. ot aligning, .mproper or lndeient manner j Letting Staliium, gc, within Corporation. of lress, unnecessary or unusual stamping,! Sec. XXIX Any person who shall per-
chtering or ioplause. indecent, or improper ; mit to run at large, wiLtiin tne corporate
conformity with the provision of this ordinance shall, upon oonvietior., bo fined nr.; icps than tlvo dollars nor more than ten dollars, for each exhibition. Auctioneer.
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the terms of this ordinance he may be entitled, which shall be audited and paid t&
other claims against saia town are auattea
and paid. Trovided, that the attorney ao T-p g w(tB pleasure that we announce to employed, shall discharge the duties to tbe I tne Iadios of Bloomington, and vicin-
satisfaction of the Boaid of Trustees of fty, that wo have just received a very large said Town, otherwise the Board resorven the aa dee-ant stock of MILLINERY right to'dissolvethe contract between the GOODIS. embracing all the latcit style, . . . IlnarH nnrl AllArnov '-- II t J f -I,
liming Substcma. I Jr-Wo undoubtedly have tho Urgcat
Skc. III. Whenever the attorney for the
corporation shall receive information of
the commission of any violation of the
ordinances ot said town, tie shall ciui.'e
process to issue, from a court having juris
diction to issue tho same to the Marshal of said town, directing him to subpoena the persons therein named, likely to bo acquainted with the commission of such violation, and shnll examine any person jo subpoonied before such court, touching such offense ; and if the facts thus elicited are sufficient to establish a reasonable presumption of guilt ngninst the party charged, said court shall cause so much of said testi
mony as amounts to a mug,; ot violating
said ordinances, to oe suoscnoca ami sworn
to bv such witness, whereupon such court
shall" cause such process to issue for the ap
prehension of tho accused as in other cases. I by fir the
Petums by Justice. Largest, Best, Cheapest and Hand-
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Sec. IV. Any person wishing ' o l)Momc Auctioneer in said town, shall be
v n w'. ojs thnt iuoi rifling.
i. flK-n k iniiirinna tt iTnintfHi li. cni! in tho manner Drescnnetl in
nk Siawalk. and if also the free nassace ! section 1 ot this ordinance, for which lie
of foot passengers there over shn.U not be i shall pay not loss than five dollars for each
act.ons, gesture-., or tne malting oi uuusum . uuum ui h j w -u. ,wv or ificnsive noues. or other improper, rude j mares or je inet-, withi i s tid limits, any r boisterous conduct, shall constitute a : stallion or jack, (except within an enclosure
disturbance wit ain the meaning of the foregoir.g section. Fire Artis. Sec. X. Any person who shall shoot or Are a gun or pistol within the limits of said town, except in his own lot or enclosure.or in defense of bis life or liberty, shall be fined tbere'-or, upon conviction, not less than threedDllars nor more thai ten dollars. Dojrs .limning at Large. See. XI. Any person ownin j or keeping any dog or litch, within tbe limits of said town, is hereby required to kejp the same sscurely mtizabtd, from the fifteenth day of Juno to the lot'i day of Septenber, in each year. Any dog or bitch fou ad upon the streets or ofh?r pcblic .hces, iot lauzi'cd as required by :his sect .on, shall be killed by the Town llarshal, or any ther person by him authorized, and the ca-cass of such
dog sha 1 be re:novea oeyona me corporation of said town by the own r, or at his expense. Cruel Treatment of Animals.
Sec. XII. Every person who shall, within the limits f said town, beat, whip, or otherwise crue'ly treat any horse or other domestic animal, shall, upon c eviction, be fined not lsss than five dollars nor more than ten dollars. Fast Driving, See. XIII. Every person convicted of having ridden, driven, or led tiny horse or other animal, or more than one of such nimah , or laving driven any vehicle drawn by any animal or animi Is along any street, alley, bine, or common of said town, faster than at the rate of seren miles an boar, shall be Sned not less thin three dollars nor more than ten dollars Prostitutes. Sec. XIV. Every prostitute found wandering about vithin the limits f said town, or found in ar y act of prostitution witbin said limits, shall, upon conviction, be fined not less than f ve dollars nor more than ten dollars. Association with Prostitutes.
S-sc. XV. Uvery male pei son over the '
age ot ten yei.rs, wnc snail oo touna associating w.th a pros.itute in any public place, itreet, -tore room, alle ;, lot, common, or nelc. within the limits of said
by which the view of persons within said limits is obstructed,) or who shall in any way disturb the peace and quiet of citizens living upon tho liame lot. or upon adjoining lots, by keeping said stallion of jack for said purposes, or who shall exhibit or hitch said stallior or jack upon any street, alley, or open lot within said limits, or who shall stop said stnllini; or jack upon the public streets of sa d tcvn, shall, upon conviction, be fined not less than five dollars nor more than ten do' lars for each offense. Obstructing Street or Alley ivith Railroad IVain or Locomotive. Sec. XXX. The Depot Agent, or any employe of the railroad having charge of
the same, uno su.ui leave, or suner anv
railroad train, cj, locomotive, or tender, to stand in, upon, or across any public street or alley of said town, longer than twenty minutes at one ;ime, shall, upon conviction, be fined not less than tlir se dollars nor more than ten dollar,. Obst meting Sidewalks.
Sec. XXXI. Tbe employe having charge of the round lioase,or anycmployeof'the rail road company, who shall leave the turntable near the depot, or suffer or permit the same to bo left so that the same, or any part
thereof, shtll txtend over or obstruct tbe
adjacent sul jv, alls in any way, shall, upon conviction, be fined not 'less than three dollars nor more '.ban ten dollars. Billiard. Sec. XXXI (. Any person owning, controlling, cr having the care or custody of any biiliaid sr. loon, or billiard tables, who shall allow or permit any peiuon or persons under the age of twenty-one years to play the game of billiards, or any other game on such tables, within the limit o? said town, he shall, upon conviction, b fined not leas than five dollars nor mora than ten dollars. Orcilnancc !Vo.. II.
Regulating and protecting Streets, Alley u, tiidewalks, Gutters, Shade-
i i!i"es, d;o , arc. Obstruct 11(7 Streets, Sidewalks, je. j Sec. 1. lie it ordain sd by tho Board of
town, shall. u-on conviction, mi lined not ! Trustees of the Town of Bloomiugton.
la than three dollars nor more than ten i that any c rson convicted of having obdollurs. I stru r.ed or hindered the free passage of any Ui lawful AssemU. I public s;reit, lane, alley, sidewalk, or Sec. XVI. If two or mors persons be ! erossinginsiiidtown.by placing thereon any
found together in company with a prostitute, or three or more drunker or disorderly persons be femnd together within the
buildine uaterial, or anv vehicle to be re
paired, or any animal to be shod, box, bar
rel, iurniure, or any oiner material wnat-
l'.mits of said town, they shal, be deemed ever, or by hitching or tying any animal, an unlawful assembly, and, upon convic-1 on any nidewalk or crossing upon tion. each one shall be fined r.ot less than j conviction, shall be fined not less five dollars r ir more than ten doburs. jtbari. three dollars, nor more than ten 11. uses of III Fctm;. do'.lrs,fcr each day, or part of a day, Sec. XVII Any person or ierson9 who; the ume may so remain. Provided, that shall keep a house" of illfaras, or jrostitu-l nothing ierei"n shall prohibit the loading,
tion, witli.n tne corporate 1 mm ot said town, or any person or person, owners or renters of real estate, who sha I let or rent ariy buildi'ig or dwelling houss to be eon-
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or unloading, oi goods, merciiauuizt-, or other thin;;, without needless delay. And provided cUo that any person occupying
anv bui'ditig for kusiueos purposes,
shall
verted into a house of ill fame or prostitu- hav 3 the prlvileiie of using four feet of tho tion, or vho shall rent the samo to any i Mdewul): next to the building, for the purirlttut. upon conviction tlx reef shall be ! poso of exhibiting goods, or other articles
lined nit less tuan uvo aoiia s nor more
interrupted. It shall also be lawful for liverv stable keepers, lumbermen end other such persons, or their emplovos that or
dinary business may require to make sueh crossing with sach animal or vehicle, if
such sidewalk at the place so to be crossed,
shall first have been well planked or paved
m aforosaid, and if moreover the-move
ment of foot passengers thereon be not im
peded.
j'rivtes. Sec. V. Any person who shall suffer
his, her or their Privy, situated wittnn tne limits of the Corporation of siid Town, to
remain within thirty feet of any public
t.re.ct.allev. or sidewalk, without a pit eight i
feet deep, after having ten days notico from the Marshal to remove er repair the same, shall, upon conviction.be fined not less than three dollars, nor more than ten dollars for
every week such rnvy shall so remain, ni
ter the expiration of the noticu. In reference to Cellar Znora. Sec. VI. Every person owning or using a cellar, w.th a door opening upon the sidewalk, within tho corporate limits of said Town, be, and is, hereby -required to keep such door or doors in good and safe repair and closed, except when necessary to have the same open in passing in aud out of such cellar, and nny person who shall fail to keep such door or doors in safe and good repair, and e'osed as above provided, shall, Jpon conviction, be fin ad not less than theedollara nor more than ten dollars for each hour sueh door is left open, or in unsafe repair and condition, contrary to the provisions of this section. Diggirt'j in Strecii.
Sec. VI I. It shall n "t be lawful for any
r-ersnn to die in anv street, alley, or
walk, within the limits of said T:wn. without first obtaining nermission of the Hoard o:: Trustees thereof. Every person violating the provisions of this section, shall, upon conviction, be lined not less ".huh three
dollars nor more than ten doharii. Hitching Horses within tne Limits of said Town. Sf.c. VIII. person shall be allowed to hitch any horse, mare, mule, cr jackass, in any alley, or to any tie-post or other fastening whatever, within the limits of said Town, so that the same can get upon the sidewalk or street crossing. Any person violating this section shall, upon conviction, be lined not less than five dollars, nor more than ten dollars. Cleaning Gutters. Sec IX. AVhen the gutter before the premises of any one, within the limits of said Town shall be paved, the owners, or oecupants o:f sueh premises shall keep such flutter free from dirt, rubbish, or other
tra-h. thr.t the flow of water may not be obstructed. Any person violatir g this section shall, upon' conviction, be fined not less, than three dollars, nor mora than ten dollars. Protecting Shade Trees. Sec. X. It shall be unlawful for any person, within the limits of suit Town, to remove, destroy, or cut, any shade or ornamental tree on any public graunds, or streets.or carry off.remove or in anv way in
jure the protecting box of any such tree.
f .-ovuted the owner ot grounds sian noioe prevented from making any necessary alterations. Any person violating this section, shall, upon conviction, be fined not le!s than five dollars nor more than ten dollars. Ordinance e. 3. An Ordinance regulating Cemeteries. Sec. I. Be it ordained by the Board of Trustees of the town of Bloomington, That ali grounds laid out and used by aid town, or which shs.il hereafter be so laid out and used as cemeteries or public, buiial places, are hereby declared cemeteries w ithin the meaning of the act under which said town is incorporated. Injury to Ground, Je. 3ec II. Any person convicted of having wantonly, willfully, or maliciously altered, broken down, defaced or destroyed nny monument, ;omb stone, vault, fence, railing, or any part thereof, erected upon anv lot or over or around any grava in sucli cemetery, or of having removed or injured any ornamental plant, tree, shrub, ornamental or other property, standing or situated upon said burying ground.shall be fined not less th;'.n five dollars nor more than ten dollars. Disturbance. Sec. III. Any person who shall be found gu.lty of any indecent or improperconouct. or who shall be found romping or playing upon the grounds of said cemef oiy, or who shall be found within the same b tween the hours of 8 o'clock P. M. and 7 o'c'ock A.M., without permission from the towr. Marshal, shall, upon conviction, bo fined not less than five dollars nor more than ton dollars. Responsibility of Parent for Children. Sec IV. Children under tho ;ige of ten years are prohibited from visiting said cemetery, unlesR attonded by a parent or some other responsible person, for nil violations of any of the sections of this ordinanco, by a child under fifteen years
of aire, anv fine assessed tor such violation
shall, n non conviction, be collnrt
the parent. Ary violation oi ti is sc'ttlon shall be punisliee! by a fine of no1; less than three dollars nor more than ten dollars. Animals running at Larpc. Sec. V. The owners of anv horse, cow,
or other domestic animal?, not licensed to
neatest, cheapest and most complete stock .ii Monroe county, selected by MBS. BEEBS, n person, in the Eastern Cities, to which
we invi-.e tho attention of the Ladies. Our stock of various kinds of
FLOWERS AND RIBBONS,
i9 the largest and finest ever brought to this market. "We also have one of the finest assorted stocks of Ladies'
CLOVES AND HOSIERY.
which is very laree and complete. ve
bIso have in s,ore a heavy stock of tdl kinds
ot Ladies
FANCY GOODS.
We wish it distinctly understood :hnt our
stock of Millinery Goods, Trimmings, &c,
PEEIH.flS,
AT 97 COLLEGE AVE,
ARE RECEIVING A NICE
ASSORTMENT
At,v tin stiull ro net..
Sec. V. Any traveling merchant or pedler sh a" 1 be granted license, as prescribed bv section f of this ordinance, upon pay
ment of not less than one dollar nor more
than three dollars for each day in which lie
nmv puisu, his vocation. Any person violating this and tho foregoing section, shall, upon conviction, be fined not less than five dollars nor more then ten dollars. Billiard Saloon. Sec. VI. Any person who shall own or carry on within the limits of said town, any
billiard saloon, ninepin or tenpin alley, shall procure license as prescribed in section 1 of this ordinance. For every billiard table in sueh saloon he shU pay five dollars for the term of one year. For even ninepin or tenpin alley, the sum of fiftv dollars shall bepa.d. Any person
vN-hitinir this section fhall, upor convie-
f.lnn. l,e tnicd not less thai, the amount and
n t exceeding four fold t'le amount of the license in such esse. Citizen Auctioneer Sec.VIT. Any resident citizen of the town of Bloomington, Indiana, wishing to become an auctioneer in said town, shall be require!, first, te- procure license for the same, for which the following amounts shall
be charged : One dollar for one day: threedollars for one week; five dollars for two weeks; eight dollars for one month; twenty dollars for three months; thirty-five dollars for six months; fifty dollars for twelve months. Such resident citizen auc-
i tioncer s license shall not be transieraoie.
and shall be granted and issued id accordance with section 1 of this ordinance; Any person violating the provisions of this section fhall. upon conviction, be fined in any
side- ' ,um nr,t ' r'" tnn vc d0'11" nor mora tn,in
ten acinars.
Sec. IV
Justice, before whom fiction for violation
of the ordinances of the town of Blooming-
ton, shall be tried, on the first Mondays of
Januarv and July in each year, and on
goinir out of oflieo, to pay over to the Treasurer of said town, all moneys he may
have received from fines and forfeitures for
violations of the ordinances of said town,
and all fees in such actions unclaimed in
his hands for twelve months; and he shall
at such time deliver to sueh Treasurer, a statement in writing, showing by items the
sources from which monev wasderivcd.anu
append thereto an nilldavit that he has received no other moneys for such fines, for
feitures, or unclaimed tees, not pam over to
said Treasurer; and said Treasurer's receipt
therefor he shall file with the Clerk of suid
town, who shall give him n quietus, and if
such return is made on tne oay reqmreu us aforesaid, such Justice shall be entitled to receie from such Treasurer the sum of one dollar, and for failing to do ,?hich such Justice shall bo liulle to be fined ten dol
lars f ir each week's delay. Fine it nd Cost.i.
Sec. V. Whenever a Justice of the Peace
of sail town shall have rendered judgmant
against any person, tor violating any oi me ordin inces of said town, it shall be part
somest ever brought to Bloomington,
Call and examine for yourselves. MRS. BEERS & MISS FARIS. Bloomington, May 20, 1871.
xitnvxissrx,, y ,
Dr. W T- Allison,
"B2 iW TT
teg" OFFICE Over Tobe Smith's Jew
elry Store. South side of the square.
BLOOM I.VOTO!,
WALTER A. FOLANII,
ATT0&8BY AT taw.
And Notary Public, BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA.
Office In Court House, up-s lairs
Especial attention given to Collections,
Administrator's and Guardian's Reports,
ofsiifh iudoment that the nartv convicted Settlement -of Estates, sc. Enough bust
such
tea dollars for each day. Gambling. Sec. XV II I. Any person who fhall, by p!:iying or betting at or upon i ny :ame or wafcer, or up n the result of a ay election, wiihin the li nits of said town, shall win or Use uny ar.icle of value, he shall, upon conviction, Ve fined not less thin live dollars nor mor.j than ten dollars. Gaming Houses. See. XIX. Any owner or occipant of any building, house, stable, or ibed, within the limits of said town, who si all mffer or permit tho siime to be used for the purpose or in tho practice of gaming in any way fur money or its rquivaleot, or an;' other article of value, shall, upon conviutior, be fined not le&i than five dollars nor more than ten dollars for each offense. Aotorious Leiednesi. Sec. XX. Any person guilty of notorios lewdri-ss.within the limits it said town, shail, 0p,. conviction, be Hied Jot Id thiLa fiv -ioiiar nor mot thx to. tqliars
o. trad(, and luiincr, mac nuiiumg nuoo- ; run at large oy the tsoard ot Uommissionrial inti uded for building purposes, during j 0rs of Monroe" county, which shall enter or the pro:;r?sK of erection or improvement, 1 Tho fuund upon tho grounds boltin-jin-r to
shall bi excepted
5T,iroriiy Offal into Streets. SEC. II. Any person, within tho limits of said town who shall throw, or deposit, or oaUMi any person in his or her employ, to thro v or deposit any vegetable matter, meat, filt i, or carcass ol' a dead animal, or who shall cause, or suffer the flow or stagnation : f any filthy or noisome liquid, on ny pub ic square, street, lane or alley, of said T'VD upon conviction thoreof thai I be fined not less than three dollars nor more tl an ten dollars. Removing Carrion. Sue. III. It shall be the duty of any person 10 may be tho owner of any doad ani 'e.al aulstauce, within tbe Corporation
of i aid Town, to remove the si.me not less
such cemetery, shall, upon coin iction, be fined not less than five dollars :ior more than ten doll.irs. Drxviny in Grave Yard.
5 EC. VI. Every person convicted of!
Ordinance IVo. 5. An ordinance to Restrain Disorder,
Sec. I. Be it ordained bv the Board of
Trusters of the town of Bloomington. That in order to suprres and prevent disorderly
.-ondoet and other lawlessness offensive to
the senses, or the comfortable enjoyment of
life and properly.no person shull be per-niiut-rl to barter or sell, directly or in
directly, anv intoxicating liquor! within
the corporate liniits of said town, unless licensed accordint; to tbe laws of the State of Indiana. Definition of Intoxicating Liquors. Skc. "I I. The words intoxicating liquors, as used in this erdinance, shall apply to anv spirituous vinous or malt liquors, or to "any intoxicating liquors whatever, which is used, or may be used as a beverf go. Sec. III. Anv person, rot licensed according to the provisions of the la'vs of the State of Indiana who shall, within the corporate limits of said town, sell or barter direetlv or indirectly, any intoxicating
liquors", in a lest? quantity than a quart at a time, or who shall barter or sell any intoxicating liquors to be drunk, or to be suffered to bedrunk ill hi house, out house, yard or eemlen. or appurtenance thereunto belong in;, shall, upon conviction, be fined not less than live dollars nor more than ten dollars. Selling Intoxicating Liquors to Confirmed Ih'imkards. Sec. IV. Every person who shall within the corporate liniits of said town, giv. barter, sell to, procure or buy for any person who is in the habit of beingintoxieated.
anv intoxicatine liquors, after nctice
been given him by the wire, pout child, brother or sister of
person, or tho overseer of the poor in the township where such person resides, or the Marshal of said town, V at such person is in the habit of being intoxicated, shall, for every such offense, upon conviction thereof, be fined not less than five dollars nor more than ten dollars. Sec. V. Every person who shall, within the corporate limits of said town, give, barter, or sell any intoxicating liquor on Sunday, or on the'day of any county, township, or municipal election, or barter, sell to, procure or give away any intoxicating liquor to anv person under the age of twenty-one years!! or in a state of intoxication, shall, iipon conviction, be fined not less than five dollars nor more than ten dollars. Disorderly Houses. Sec. VII. Any icrson convicted of having permitted any disorderly noiso or conduct in or aboet his grocery, or other establishments existing in said town, and wherein distilled and fermented liquors arc sold or kept for dale, or for being given away, or having permitted any person to beco'me intoxicate! therein, shall be fined not less than five dollars nor mere than ten dollars. Ordinance ISo. 6. An ordinance regulating the fees of certain ojficern, and the collection of fines, on beha'f of the town. Attorney for Corporation. Sec. I. Be it ordained by the Board of Trustees of the tow n of Bloomington, That the Board of Trustees of the town of Bloomington shall, upon the pat-age of this ordinance, and each year thereafter,
collected from ! employ an attorney to prosecute all suit-
tor violations ot the ordinances ot said town. Compenmt'an of Attorney. Skc. II. I'lie compensation of sueh attorney for sueh services, shall bo an annual salary of one hundred dollars, payable in quarterly install me its of twenty-five dollars each; and, in addition to such sultry, he shall receive a fee of two dollars for oach conviction on a p ea of not guilt , and a fee of one dollar fer each conviction on a plea of guilty, in al cases before Jiu tieesof tho Peace. And upon appeal to the Circuit Court or Court of Common Pleas, the
fees of sueli attorney shall bo ns follows
hall stand committed to the jail of M.m-
roe county, of the State ot Indiana, until
the fine and costs by such judgment im
posed shall be paid or replevied. Release of Per sens Committed.
See. VI. Whenever any person so com
mitted, shall have remained in sanijau one day for each dollar of said fine and costs, he shall be discharged, on filing with the town Marshal r n affidavit, stating that
be has no means or efl'eots.whatever, where
with to discharge such fine and costs, or
any part thereof, but not otherwise. But no such discharge shall operate as a pay
ment ot such fine and costs, hut execution
may issue therefor ns in other cases. Pro.
tided, sueh persona so convicted shall be permitted to work upon the streets of said
town, under tho direction of the Town
Marshal, at the rate of one dollar and a
half r. day, in lieu cf and in satisfaction of
the fine and costs aisesed against him, un
til tha whole shall be paid.
Sec. VII. All ordinances or parts of or
dinal ces coinins ir. conflict with orainin
Cos Nos. 1. '2. 3. 4, C and , be and are here
by repealed: provided that all offenses
committed against the ordinances hereby repealed, mav be in-oseeuted to final judg
ment, as though they were in full force and
effect
Sec VIII. Whereas, an emergency exists for t no immediatJ taking effect of these
ordinances. iSiimt;rs one. two. three, tour.
rive and six. the. sum; shall take effect and
be in force from and after their passage.
I certify the forsiioinsr te be a true find
correct copy of the. Ordinances of tho Town
if Bbomington, Indiana, passed by the
Board of Trustees -hereof. August loth.
1871, taken from the records of said Board.
JOHN WALDRON, President Attest Board of Trustees. J. Frank Fee, Clerk.
ness to subsist upon respectfully solicited.
to which careful attention will be g ven.
juy i 2-1871. pdtiloc4
M. W. Ilolton, Notary Publie AND REAL ESTATE BROKER.
FARMS, Lands, Town and City proper tv. for sale or trade. All ki ids o
property bcught and sold. All kinds of
conveyancing done with care. Titles ex.
amined, an 1 all business connected with
the st,le or I ransfcr ot real estate.
97 COMiEGG ATKXlffi.
eonti.ins 1)0 acres 70 acres clco under cood fence, and SO acres
A Good Farm for l.iittlc IWc nej
TWISH TO SELL mv Farm, five mile
X northeast of Blooniinirton. Said Farm
sd and
f it i
zrass. It ere are cood apple snd peae
orchards on the place, good hewed doubl
lou-hous. stables, and all necessary out
houses, with a blacksmith shop on the land
The Farm will be sold for $l,00. it appl
cation bo nade soon, m payments lo sin
purchaser. JAS. McBBIDE.
AV. M. BEATLY,
DOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER
And Pap r Hanger.
RDERS left at McCollough's or Sloe-
will re-
east side
south of the
Hemoval. WILLIAM I3IEBY UAS REMOVED HIS Saddk and Harness Sliop
FroM his Old Stand, on Fifth Street, to tbe
room on Collcec Aver, 110. iust oopas teth
Orchard House Buildin:, whare he will
keep on hand and
Manufacture (0 Uruer
all kinds of Carriage, Wagon and Buggy
Harness, Saddles, Co Hats, Wliilps and Saddlery Hardware.
Ail kinds of Repairing done on short
notice. Bloomington, In:!., June 21, 1871.
SHOES,
That will compare favorably with
any in Town.
P
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0
maker & Co's Drug Stores,
eeive prompt attention, rsnop oi
College Avenue, one square
publie. square.
mai-29-7l
jUjii-ibei Hliop.
JO UN ROCII ESTER, takes pleasure in informing the public that he has estab
lished himself in business in Mullikin's corner. On 'Ht IF if Jill Street.
Shaving and Hair Cutting done in style.
He solicits a share of the public patronage,
! and null guarantee satisfaction. Til. ...... T..1 Tll.-.,i-l- -I
moo Ti mgton, inn., .uav - t i i , mil.
RICHARDSON'S 1 1 A. MASKS. Ll'EN
JAM. B. CLARK.
IRISII LIXENS,
en Cambric tiA:sD-
CIIIEF8. &c
Wre feel ourselves called on again to
w CAUTION consumers-against, tne inuisci -iiu-
iniue useoi irisn iacTicsiiiatie up 10 inuiuiu our goods in fold, trade mark, and general appearance, and to warn them that their only safeguard is to sec that the authentic seal of our firm, J. ST. R1CIIARPSOK, SOJT3 & OWDEN, is stamped on each article. Determined to confine ourselvcd, as heretofore, to the use of yarns spun from the
choicest and strongest Flax, by the best country produce,
machinery ootainaoie; uniiorm in weigm and elasticity manufactured and bleached under our own superintendence : the consumer will bo guaranteed by our seal the same durability and satisfaction in the wear, which the genuine, goods have always afforded. J. N. RlCHAKDHON. SONS & OwpES, june'JS '71-Sm. Belfast, .Ireland
having ridden, driven, led, or caused to be
for each conviction on a plea of not guilty,
,l..H,i.: ' nn.l fur 4nf.ll convipfliM, nr, a
ridden, driven cr lod any horst or other ; ()f m thr01 d, .liars: all of which animal or animals, any vehicle drawn by j Shall Iw'puid' bv the Board of Trutees in such an. mid or aiiima!,upon or -"'.thin any ; tho fonowini; n'anrer: such attorney shall public burying grounds belonging to said - . . ,. . .. V. I, ir. ? . K.,.ir.,.ra .,....,.f...i I keep a full and tru) list of all suits for the
t,r..., :,i. .1. 1 k. o.i ..... tl.., 11.ro i violations of town ordinances in which
therewith, shall be fined not les than five
dollar nor more than ten dollars
j judgment shall hnve been rendered in favor
of said town, and make his swon: report
Ordinance IVo. 4,, ! thereof showing the plea, the name of tbe An Ordinance regulating thi grant- i df ":,danf- wh"n ' he judgment was render- , , .' . -y . ' ied, in what Court and tor what nmotint, tng and issuing of Lice nses. jsuea report shall bo made by such attorney Is.ntino of Licenses. ' at tho first, recular meeting of said Board
than 010 fourth of a mile bsyond the cor-1 Sec I. Bo it ordained by the Board of in each month. It shall bo the duty of
porate limits, or bury it at least three feet j Trustaeii of ti e town of Bloomington, That : raid Board, upon the 'filing of said roport, under i roond, within ex. hours after being 1 licf-nic U auctioneers, traveling p.dlc; and ' to make said attorney such a'-IOTancs ai b-
JOUN C. ORCHARD.
CLARK Si OBSHABD, PKAI.KBS IS Fancy and Staple Provisions, Qnecnsware, &c. M:isoyiic Hall Building, BIootKilngton, - - Indiana.
The highest prices paid for all kinds of
tanzi'7U
T
VALUABLE HOUSE AMI FOUR
ACRES OF I.ANO FOR SALE.
MIK UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO
sell his House and Lot, situatod just
south of tho College Campus, upon reasonable terms, if application be made soon. The house is built of brick, two storie: in bight, and containa nine rooms and two halls, with a front portico to each story. The house has recently been painted and re-shingled, and is in good condition throughout. There is n well and two cisterns on tho premises, stables, wood-shed, chicken-houso and all other outhouses needed. The pasturo lot, chicken lot, kitchen garden, and door yard, are each neatly and independently fenced. There is fine selection of fruit "trees on the grounds, among which are Apples, Peaches, Pears, Plumb, as well as choice Grapes, and a number of handsome evergreens. The house will be sold with all -.lie ground, or with a pirtion of it. TERMs.-One-tliin . of the purchase moriey down, the baliuico in payments to suit the purchaser. For further particulars, call on tho undersigned, on the premises. EDWIN BULLABD. Bloomington, 1ml., July 31, 1871.
UNDERTAKING. BAWTA & WIIITiRER will keep constantly on hands all kiuds of
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H, 8 On the East sido of the Publie Square, first door above the Presbyterian Church. Elieelal attention slven to the baslncM. We now have a line, new Hearse, for the accommodation of our friend who may favor us with a call. They can also, at tho same time, leave orders for all ho carriages they may want. We have labored under some d sadvantage heretofore, but that time has pai eed. Our hearse is as nice as any in the State. liv ti if ft WH!YAE!t..
Lime Kiln for Sale. I OFFER FOR SALE MY LIME K ILN and Stone Quarry, for I,'iOO. One-third cash, tho balance in two equal uunt.al oayments. JOSEPH S. ALEXANDER. Bloomington, March 8, 1871-tf
PARLOR Drug Store. NO. 95 College Avenue. R. H. CAMPBELL Is strictly in the Drug Trade. Having madt Chemistry and Pharmacy his s:udy for years, ho is prepared to conduct the business in a safe and business like manner..
DRUG
CHEMICALS, Patent Medicines of all kinds. Pure WINES AND LIQUOFS for sncrameiital and medicinal purposes, and in tact, everything pertaining te tbe busire.-s, always Kept on band and sold at the lowest cash prices. Pre-icnpHon and Family leceipw" carefully and ftccurgtoly compounded, at ... . .-!
T K JSjT I
CANDY MANUFACTORY
BREAD, CAKES AND Candies made Daily. Will Duplicate any bill in his line of trade freight paid here. I ALSO MANUFACTURE The best Iec Cream, Soda and Mineral Water, in Tcvn. W. J. ALLEN KEEPS THE LARGEST STOCK OF Hardware, Building lVEaterial, Stoves, Tinware, Agricultural Implements INCLUDING Reapers, II evolving Hay Bakes, Straw Cutters, Horse Hay Forks, PLOWS, GARDEN HOES,
Pla nter s'
FORKS OF ALL KINDS, &C.
Belmont Nails, Iron anc Lead. Pure Boiled
Steel, Pittsburgh Glass, Fah nest nek's Whit Oil, Doors, Sash, Venetian Blinds,
Locks. Hinsres. S c. &c ever brought to Biocnancton.
jfaT All kinds of Tin an A Sbeet Iron Worlt done to order. Pleas, gir. me a calL . Jf- jliUUEBf.
MCCALLA & CO.,
Have Use Cheapest Stcli f
NOTIONS, DRESS TRIMMINGS, HOSIERY AJST GLOVES,
and Shoes, and
SCHOOL 6003(5 AltD STATIONERY, Cotton Yarns and Batting, QUEENSWARE, GLASSWARE, DYE-STUFFS, HYDRAULIC CEMENT, AND SALT, In the Town of Bloomington.
Boots