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REVISED ORDINANCES OF PADUCAH. 387
Soliciting Patronage by "Pulling." Uninclosed Privies.
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Soliciting Patronage by "Pulling,"
An Ordinance Making the Soliciting of Patronage by
the Method of what is Termed "Pulling" Unlawful, and
Providing Penalties Thereunder.
Be it ordained by the common council of the pity of
Paducah,
Sec. t. That it shall be unlawful for any merchant, rniawful
clerk or other person to importune, force or "pull' any per- seta defined
son or customer from the street into any place. of business
for the purpose of making sale, or attempting to make sale
of any wares or commodity of merchandise of any sort or
kind whatever,—"That it to say that it shall be unlawful to
practice what is known generally among merchants as "pull-
ing' customers in the city of Paducah."
Sec. 2. That any person found guilty of violating any Penalty
of the provisions of section 1, hereof shall be fined in any
amount not less than $10.00 nor more than $20,00 for each
offense.
Sec. 3. That this ordirance shall take effect from, and
after its passage and approval.
Adopted May 21st, typo.
J. WM. FISHER, C. C. P.
Approved May 24th, 1900,
JAS. M. LANG, Mayor.
Uninclosed Privies.
An Ordinance Providing Against Permitting Privies
Being Allowed to Remain in Public View and Without En-
closure, and Providing Penalties Thereunder.
Be it ordained by the members of ;he Common Council
of the pity of Paducah,Ky.
Section t. That it shall be unlawful for any property ,rlvlistoba
owner to so construct and build upon his property or prem- anelusud
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358 REVISED ORDINANCES OF PADUCAH
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Uninclosed Privies. Loss of Time by Officers.
ises, whether occupied by such owner of said property or
not, privies without enclosing the same, either in fencing
or in some other manner so as to obscure same fiom•public
view. All property owners having property with privies be-
ing thereon unenclosed and open to public view shall be
lotteeatves
notified, in writing, by the Sanitary Inspector, to make
such enclosure of the same, by fencing, latticing, or other
suitable means whereby such privy or privies shall be en-
trallure to
closed, or not be exposed to public view; and upon failure
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to provide such enclosures, within ten (to) days time frons
the service of said notice shall be subject to the penalty
hereinafter provided.
Sec. 2. That any person or persons guilty of violating
Penalty
any ofthe the provisions of this ordinance shall be fined in any
amount not less than five (5) dollars, not more than te■
(to) dollars for each and every offense, and each day
such property owner or owners shall allow such priv-
ies to remain unenclosed and exposed to public view
after the time mentioned, in section t, of this ordinance
shall constitute a separate and distinct offense and the pen-
alty therefor shall be the same as bereinbefore stated in this
section.
Sec. 3. That this ordinance shall take effect from and
after its passage and approval.
-Adopted, June tSth, tgoo.
J. WM. FISHER, C. C. P.
Approved June 20tt' tgoo.
JAS M. LANG, Mayor.
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Loss of Time by Often.
An Ordinance Regulating Loss of Time by Officers
Elected or Appointed by the Common Council of the City of
Paducah; and Employees of City Departments with Pen- '
alt:^s Tbereunder: