HomeMy WebLinkAboutOrdinances Book 6, Page 295, No Resolution Number29
Sec. 2, Any person, firm or corporation thtyt sliall rj'aintain
and operate arl' slaughter Douse that nay be l >cated outside of the corporate
limits of the City of Paducah, Kentucky, in which animals are slaughtered
for sale in the City of Paducah, Kentucky, shall also comply filly with
the provisions of section 1 hereof before offering any of said aninals, or
Parts thereof for sale *within :the City of Paducnll, Kentucky.
See- 3. An„T person, firn or corporation violating arty of the
Provisions of this ordine.nee shall be deened guilty of a misdemeanor, and
suL, :ct to a fine of not less than 1 5.00 nor riore than $ 20.00 for each
Offence, and each day shall conatitute a seperate offenceo
Sec. 4. This ordirnnce shall take effect and be in force
frog and after its passage, approval and Publication.-
This
ublication.
This ordinance was given first and second passage by the Councilmen
August 4th. 1913, and given first and second passage by the Aldermen
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August 4th., 1913.
A RESOLUTION REFUSING TO EXTPCISF, T;IF OPTON OF FNACTINO A
CERTAIN TF.LF.PHONF FRANCHISE PURSUANT TO 71LE JUDGFDT-PNT OF TIIF UNITED STATES
CIRCUIT C-OIiRT, THE VJFSTP•.RN DI TRICT OF KETITUClY RFNDFRF.D ON JULY aTri
1909 IN TIIE ACTION OF EAST TENNESSEE TFLEP1,10M. COi;IPANY vs. CITY OF PADUCAII.
Whereas it provided by the judgement rendered in the action of
East Tennessee Telephone Conrpar�y vs. City of Paducah, in t he Unites
States Circuit Court for the Western District of Kentucky, on July 9th.,
1,r9, that, " the City of Paducah, i,�.s officers, agents, employes , and
all other persons are hereby enjoined and restrained from in_terferring wither
br,,rbstructing the complainants in operating a telephone exchange in said Cjr
city and in connection therewith erecting poles and`stringing wires
thereon until the defendant city shall duely enact and°put in force ani'
ordinance in the exact fore and of the exact substance agreed upon betweenb
the parties as :,er forth in the bill of complaint, and also until,
under such ordinance, the franchise therein referred to has been fairly
and in good faith offerred at public sale and has fairly anti in good faith
been sold in thq way therein provided for, " and further," it is ti -B
intention of this judgerienthto give to the Cite of Paducah the option of
Permitting the present status to remain perpetually or else to enact
the agreed upon ordinance and faikly to put it into force, and the
court now reserved the right and the pourer to make any orders that nay
be needful not only to inforce the injunction but also to neet any
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the exercise of such option
emergency that nay arise should the.city, in �
eeferred to, and the case is held
nact and put into force the ordinance r
open for these purposes, " annder the opinion of tide Suprene
d whereas, u
Court of the United Statesi rendered on June 10t1l• 1913, in the action
of the City of Paducah appelant vs. East Tennessee Telepilone Co many,
appellee, it is necessary for the City of Paducah to eithcar exercise of
refuse to exercise the option granted in said judgement, before said
judgement becories a final one, and before an appeal can be ta]_en to
the Supreme Cour upon the merits of said action, now, therefore,
BE IT RESOLVFD BY TIE GEDiERAL COUNCIL OF TIIF, CITE' OF
PIDUCAH, YFPITUCKY.
1. That t;,e City of Paducah hereby refuses to exercise
the option grr,nted to it by said jud„event, and refuses to enact an'
ordinance referred to therein, by the terms oi” Section 2. of which it is
i
provided :—
" The naximin price authorized to be charted by the
purchaser thereof, or its successors or assignes or telephones shall
be as follows:
For the first three thousand st dons or less within
the City of Paducah, Kentucky, four X.00) Dollars pe r
mlent}:, for a business telephone and two dollars and
f'ty' cents (12.50) per month for a residence telenhone
and thereafter fifty cents additional par *.forth for each
one thousand additional stations or fractional portion
thereof, for business telephones and twenty—fove cents per
month for a rQMidel�ce telepljonell '
2. That a copy of this resolution be filed in the record of
se,id case in the -United States Circuit Court, and tl,_at said steps and
action be taken to make said judge lent final _For pup -noses of apl;eal
inion the whole ce.se�
This ,,ras giver. t',.e First and sP
�cond passz_.l,e by Cour' �--�-
nc ilnan
July 21st 1913, and ores given the ?: i r. st, F.rul second
pt)_
ts 3seEu�T the Aldermen
or{I July 21st 191 ,,