THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOMSBURG, PA.
GOING TO COLORADO.
For the Sole Purpose of Living la a
Political Atmosphere.
M tk Ae ( 71 Mr. Catherine V.
Walt, of Chit-ago, Ha. Pormd
Law Partnership with Her
Biaktad at Denver.
At the age of 71 Mrs. Catherine V.
Waite li about to form a law pnrtner
ahip In Denver, Col., with her liusbnnd,
termer Judge Charles B. Walte. The
trm will be C. K C. V. Wnite, ami
Mends will be disappointed If the ngen
eonple do not make some of the hus
tling western firms do their best to
maintain prestige. Mrs. Wnite. who ii
tow In Detroit, has lived in Chicago at
various times since 1S55, ntid her home
h t present with her daughter, Dr.
Lucy Waite, 98 I.oomis street, in that
e4ty. She has been a lifelong friend ol
Susan B. Anthony, and is one of the
most remarkable women of the west.
Having lived in many states of th
anion, Mrs. Walte Is going to Colorado
because she believes It has the only at
mosphere congenial to women of busi
ness ability and who desire a voice in
the administration of public affairs.
The versatility of this energetic wom
an la shown In the fact that she bus
Wen a farmer, a teacher, a lecturer, an
author, a merchant, a builder, a real
sat ate dealer, a lawyer, a contractor
and a manager of large moneyed Inter
aats, and has attuined eminent succtpl
tn each of these callings. While at
tending to her law practice and her
large business affairs Mrs. Waite ex
pects to find time to complete the gath
ering of data for the publication of ri
scientific work w hich Is to be published
In Berlin. In it she will attempt to
demonstrate that a woman can be a
successful wife, mother and business
woman at the, same time.
Mrs. Walte was born in Canada and
educated in Galesburg, 111., and at
Oberlln college. In the early 60s she
arrived in Utah and fought Brigham
MRS. CATHERINE V. WAITE.
(Baa Formed a Law Partnership with Her
Husband at the A (re of 7L)
Young with relentless vigor, publish
ing a book entitled "Brigham Young
and Els Harem." President Lincoln
appointed her husband United States
justice for Idaho. When they came
to Chicago from Rock Island the
Waltes invested largely in Hyde Park
property, and by careful management
Mrs. Walte converted it into a small
fortune. While her husband was trav
eling in Europe, from 1S85 to 1887,
Mra. Waite took the course in the
Union college of law and was admit
ted to the bar. For several years she
edited the Law Times. After Judge
Waite retired from the law firm of
Cornell, Walte A Jamieson she be
same the active manager of their af
fairs. Realizing the possibilities of
Hie world's fair, .Mrs. Waite built!
three hotels. She has some property.'
Jt few years ago she was considered,
pal to wealthy, but she and her hus
band have for aeveral years past been
paying off a large indebtedness con-'
Jracted in building for the world'
air, a process which is not yet com
ale ted, and which has very much de
pleted their eatate.
Just now, says the Chicago Times
herald, Mrs. Waite Is enthusiastically
gaged in developing her Windsor
oaaesslons. She has built seven
looses upon the property and is plan
ning several more, attending to all
the details herself. It is a novel sight
o see this woman, who bears her
ears so lightly, hustling nmong her
'rorkmen and contractors, giving or
lera and arranging details of build
ing with the energy and enthusiasm
which has characterized her long and
remarkable career. Mrs. Walte's va
ried interest have compelled her to
ravel extensively, and there is not a
Jetail of the business from Windsor
'o Colorado and Cliiengo with which
die is not perfectly conversnnt. While
Mrs. Wnite hns 110 nmbition to go to
congress, she declare that she must
.tpend tho remainder of her life in a
tolitlcal atmosphere mudo for worn
as well as men. Such an atmofv
Jiere she finds alone In Colorado.
Tki to I.nxt Four Years.
Payment of the bicycle tax In France
s proved by a small plute affixed to the
nnchlne every year, but the govern
ment now propones to issue plates good
or four yenrs. The hcldt-r mint huve
'.Is name und address engraved at his
-tin expense, but lie Is supplied with
ew plates when neceKsary, on pro
ducing the fragment of tho old.
"'.hould he cense to own a, bicycle he
mist at once depot-It bis plate, to have
Tiln came stricken off the lint of por
tion liable to the tax.
The Growth of the Sonth.
In the past ten .cnrn the production
'f wlcut has increased 54 per cent, in
'.ho south, and the number of hogs
mised there has, during that period,
uearljr doubled.
The girl is the mother of the woman just
' as "the boy is the father of the man." The
j period when the womanly functions begin is
i one to be carefully watched and considered.
Irregularity or derangement at this time
msy be promptly met and cured by the use
of Dr. Tierce's Favorite Prescription. But
neglected at this critical period may entail
years of future suffering. "Favorite Pre
scription" acts directly upon the womanly
organs giving them perfect vigor and abund
ant vitality. It removes the obstructions to
health and happiness, and delivers woman
hood from the cruel bondage of "female
weakness."
You pay the postage. Dr. Pierce gives
you the hook. The People's Common Sense
Medical Adviser, loos pages, 700 illustra
tions is sent (ree on receipt of stamps to de
fray cost of mailing only. Send 21 one
cent stamps for the paper bound book, or 31
stamps for cloth hound. Address Dr. K. V.
j Pierce, Buffalo. N. Y.
The church choir singer makes his money
by chants,
Among the illustrations in that excellent
J work, the Horse Book, written by Judge
t Higgle, is Oene'al George Washington's
statile at Mt. ernon. The chapter on sta
bles contains many helpful hints, and has
the plans and elevation of an attractive vil
lage stable. The price is 50 cents, by mail;
address the publishers, Wilmer Atkinson
Co., Philadelphia.
Couldn't Estimate its Value. Dr.
Agnew's Cure for the Heart never fails. It
relieves in 30 minutes, it cures. It is a
beacon light to lead you back to health. G.
H. Musselman, of G. A. K Weissport, Pa.,
says: "Two bottles of Dr. Agnew's Cure for
the Heart entirely cuied me of palpitation
anil smothering spells. Its value cannot be
estimated. I feci like a new man." 41
Sold by C. A. Klcim.
According to the confirmed bachelor the
chap who woos a girl is woozy.
Deafsess ok 12 Years' Standing.
Protracted catarrh produces deafness in many
cases. Capl. Ben Connor, of Torronto,
Canada, was deaf for 12 years from caturrh,
all treatments failed to relieve. Dr. Agnew's
Catarrhal Powder gave him relief in one
day, and in a very short while the deafness
left him entirely. It will do as much for
you. 42
Sold by C. A. Kleim.
Ask Your Dealer for Allen's Foot
Lapis, a powder for the feet. It cures
swollen, sure, hot, callous, aching, sweating
feet, corns and bunions. At ail druggists
and shoe stores, 25c. Sample mailed free.
Address Allen S. Olmsted, l.e Roy.N.Y. (12
The person with a sharp tongue is the one
who makes cutting remarks.
To accommodate those who are partial to
the use of atomizers in applying liquids into
the nasal passages fur catarrhal troubles, the
proprietors prepare Ely's Liquid Cream
Balm. Price, including the spiaying tube,
is 75 cents. Druggists or by mail The
liquid embodies the medicinal properties of
the solid preparation. Cream Balm is quick
ly absorbed by the membrane and docs not
dry up the secretions, but changes them to a
natural and healthy character Ely Broth
ers, 66 Warren street, New York.
Mothers 1 Mothers I Mothers !
How many children are at '.his season fever
ish and constipated, with bad stomach and
headache. Mother Gray's Sweet Powders
for children will always cure. If worms are
present they will certainly remove them. At
all druggists, 25c. Sample mailed tree. Ad
dress Allen S. Olmsted, Le Roy, N. Y. (12
Easter still seems a long way off to the
woman who hasn't a new bonnet.
When baby had scald head when mother
had salt rheum when father had piles Dr.
Agnew's Ointment gave the quickest relief
and surest cure. These are gems of truth
picked from testimony which is given every
day to this greatest of healers. It has never
been matched in curative qualities in eczema,
tetter, skin eruptions, piles, scalds, burns,
old sores, etc., and it's 35c. 43
Sold by C. A. Kleim,
Some men are so well known that they
can'' even borrow an umbrella.
Biggie Berry Book, being No. 2 of the
Biggie Books, is all about berries. A whole
encyclopedia of berry lore, boiled down after
the manner of "Farm Journal." Tells about
varieties, about planting, growing, mulch
ing, cultivating, picking and marketing. It
gives practical pointers from the pens of
scores of leading berry growers from all
parts of the country who have contributed to
its columns. It has colored representations
of berries true to size and color, 33 portraits
of practical berrymen, and thirty-five other
illustrations, handsomely bound in cloth.
The price is 50 cents by mail; address the
publishers, Wilmer Atkinson Co., Philadel
phia. SHERIFF'S SALE.
By virtue of sundry writs of Fi. Fa., is
sued out of the Court of Common Pleas of
Columbia County, Pennsylvania, and to me
directed, there will be exposed to public sale,
at the Court House, Bloomsburg, Pa., on
THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1900,
at 2 o'clock p. m., all that certain lot, or
piece of land, situate in Hemlock township,
Columbia County, and State of Pennsylva
nia, bounded and described as follows, to
wit : Beginning at a stone in the public
road, leading from Bloomsburg to Jersey
town; thence by other land of the estate of
the said John Appleman, south fifty-Seven
degrees, west seven and eighty-five one
hundredths perches, north twenty-eight de
grees, west one and forty-four one
hundredths perches to the southeast corner
of the garden, south sixty-three degrees for
ty minutes, west three and sixty-two one
hundredths perches to a stone, north twenty-seven
and one-fourth degrees, two and
seventy-two one hundredths perches
to a stone, south sixty-two degrees,
west forty-four one hundredths of a
perch, north twenty-seven degrees, west
eight and seventy-eight one hundredths
perches to a post, north sixty-three degrees,
east ten and thirty six one hundredths
perches to a post, north twenty-five degrees,
east six and forty one hundredths perches to
a point in the middle of the aforesaid pub
lic road leading to Jerseytown, and thence
along the same south fifteen degrees thirty
five minutes, east seventeen and five-tenths
perches to the place of beginning, contain
ing I ACRE AND 20 PERCHES,
strict -.neasure, whereon are erected a
HOTEL BUILDING,
hotel barn, brick ice house and other out
buildings. Seized, taken in execution, at the suit of
C. C. Yetter, Atty., use, vs. Lemuel Drake
and Catharine Drake, and to be sold as the
property of Lemuel Drake.
W. W. BLACK,
C. C. Yetteu, Attv. Sheriff.
Ordinances of Crangeville Borongti,
ORDINANCE no. 1. I
AN ORDINANCE TO FIX TUB FEES AND 1
COMPENSATION OF CERTAIN BOROUGH
OFFICERS.
Be It ordained and enacted by the Borough
Council of the Borough of Orangevllle, and It Is
hereby ordained and enacted by authority ot
the same: j
Bectlon 1. That the fees of the Chief Burgess, :
when acting In his capacity as a magistrate .
shall be as follows: (
For an Information or complntnt.for every ton .
words, two cents. I
For docket entry of any caso brought before !
him for hearing, twenty cents
For warrant of Arrest or commitment, forty 1
cents.
For administering oath or afTlrmatlon, ten
cents.
For taking recognizance, twenty cents.
For a subpoena for witness, twenty cents.
For hearing a case where complaint shall be
dismissed without a trial, or examination of
witnesses, twenty cents.
For heating a case on trial and entry of Judg
ment, forty cents.
For an official or cert ified copy of any record,
two cents for every ten words, including certifi
cate. For warrant to levy fine or forfeiture forty
cents.
Section i The fees and allowances to the
High Constable or Borough Constable for ser
vices and outlays shall be as follows:
For an arrest for each person, and taken be
fore the Burgess, fifty cents.
Serving a subpoena on one person, twenty
cents, and for each additional person after the
first, ten cents.
Levying flno or forfeiture on warrant, thirty
cents.
Taking or holding In custody after convlc.
tion, and conveying to prison, fifty cents.
For travel In executing process, six cents per
mile circular.
For necessary support of persons arrested or
held by htrn in custody, such amounts as may
reasonably be expended by hltn to be taxed and
allowed by the Chief Burgess.
For taking animals, etc., Into charge and
custody and Impounding the same is follows:
For a horse, mare, gelding, or mule, fifty
cents, and when more than on?, for each one
after the first, twenty-rive cents.
For cattle and sheep respectively, for tho
first one, thirty cents, and for each addltlona'
one, twenty cents.
For swine each twenty conts.
For levy and sale ot property In any case and
for sale of Impounded animals etc., (and for
duly accounting for proceeds of sale) on each
dollar not excoedlng thirty dollars, six conts,
and each dollar above thirty dollars, four cents.
For advertising Impounded animals, etc., In
any case, by written advertisements, fifty
cents: and by printed advertisements, twentj
five cents, together with the actual and reason"
able cost of printing same.
For teed and feeding Impounded animals, etc.,
any actual and necessary amount expended, to
be settled and allowed by the Chief Burgess.
Section 8. The compensation ot policemen
for services rendered by them shall be the same
as the compensation allowed the Borough Con
stable for similar cervices or those allowed the
High Constable for similar services.
Passed March 2Wlh, 1900.
C. B. WHITE, President of Borough Council.
Attest: CLINTON HERRING, Secretary.
Approved March 26tb, lwo. '
A. B. HERRING, Chief Burgess.
ORDINANCE NO, 2.
AN ORIN'ANCE FOHTHB PRESERVATION OF
TUB PEACE AND OTHER PURPOSES.
Be It ordained and enacted by the Borough
Council of the Borough ot Orangevllle, and It Is
hereby ordained and enacted by authority ot
the same:
Section 1. Any person found within the lim
its of the Borough of Orangevllle, fighting,
quarreling boisterously, and to the disturbance
ot the public pcace.or Inciting others to.'flght or
quarrel, and every person making assault, or
assault and battery on the person of another,
within the limits of said Borough, shall, upon
conviction, pay a fine not exceeding five dollars
for each offense and the costs.
bectlon 8. Any person found within the lim
its of said Borough, la a state ot Intoxication
or drunkenness, shall, upon conviction, for
every offense, pay a fine not exceeding five
dollars, with the costs.
Section 8. Any person engaged In, or partici
pating In. any riot, rout.tutmilt, or affray, or In
citing thereto, within the limits of said Borough
shall upon convlotlon, pay a fine not exceeding
twenty dollars with costs.
Section 4. No evil disposed or disorderly per
sons, nor men or boys, shall be permitted to
assemble, or congregate upon any ot the streets
alleys, roads, sidewalks, or corners thereof, or
upon the bridges, or other places within the
Borough, and each and every person so assem
bled, in companies or assemblies, numbering
more than tour persons, shall, upon conviction,
forfeit and pay a fine not exceeding two dollars
for each offense with oosts.
Section S. Full power and authority are bere
by given to any policeman or constable ot tho
Borough, and It shall be their duty to arrest
upon view, and without warrant, any of the
classes of persons aforesaid, and to take and
carry them Immediately before the Chief Bur
gess, or imprison them tn tho lock-up until
such time as they may be brought before him.
Section 6. Any person round firing or caus
ing to be fired within or upon tho streets with
in the limits of the Borough, any kind of fire
arms, Ore-crackers, or Buulbs, shall, upon con
viction, pay a fine not exceeding five dollars,
for each offense, wlthlcosts. Provided that this
Bectlon shall not apply In oases where the samo
Is done by a policeman or constable In the dis
charge ot bis duty, or when a permit has pre
viously been obtained from council.
Section 7. That from and after the passage
ot this ordinance, It shall not be lawful for any
person or persons to sell or offer for sale or give
away any fire crackers, toy pistols or other fire
works within the Borough limits except on the
4 in day ot July. Any person violating the pro
visions of this section, shall, upon conviction
pay a fine not exceeding ten dollars with costs.
Provided that this section shall not apply when
a permit has prevlouHly been obtained from the
Council. Tassed March With, luuo.
C B. WHITE, President of Borough Council.
Attest: Oi-INTON HBRRINO, Secretary.
Approved March With, iiW.
A. B. HERRING, Chief Burgess.
ORDINANCE NO. 8.
AN ORDINANCE TAXING DOGS, OWNED OR
KEPT, AND KEOVLATINO THEIR KI N.
N1NGAT LARUE WITHIN TUB BOROUGH
LIMITS.
He It ordained and enacted by the Borough
Council of the Borough of Orangevllle, and It
Is uereby ordained and enacted by the author
ity of the same:
Section 1. Thai each and overy owner, or
keeper of a dog, or dogs, within the limits of
said borough, shull pay a yearly tax or ono uoi.
lar tor each and every dog or spayed bitch so
kept by any person, or by a member ot his fam
ily, and every bitch owned or kept, uy any per
son, within tho limits of the Borough of or
angevllle, shall be taxed two dollars. The taxes
aforesaid to be assessed and collected In like
manner is ot her taxes are assessed and recov
erable by law for the use of the borough. Pro
vided, however, that all pups four months old'
or under that age, shall not be taxed.
Section Z If any person or persons shall re
fuse to Inform tho assessor, when called upon
for that purpose, whether such person or per
sons own, or have In possession, any dog or
dogs, or bitch or bitches, or how many dogs or
bitches, owned or had In possession, by such
person or persons, he, she, of thoy, on proof be
ing made thereof, shall forfeit and pay the sum
of five dollars for every such refusal, and said
sum shall be sued for and recovered, as sums of
like amount are by law recoverable, with costs
of suit, and paid Into the treasury for the uso
of the borough.
Section 8. That. It shall not be lawful for tho
owner or keeper of any bitch or bitches, to al
low such bitches, when la beat, to run at large
within the limit sot said borough, and any per
son or persons violating the provisions of this
section, shall, upon conviction thereof, pay a
fine ot five dollars, to be collected as other fines
are by law recoverable- and further, It shall be
tho duty of the high constable of said borough,
upon discovering any Ditch or bitches, running
at large, In violation ot the pr visions of this
section, Immediately to take and Impound tho
same for a period of not more than than three
days, and If after due notice has been given the
owner or keeper, If he can be found, and such
bitch or bitches are not redeemed by the owner
or keeper, by tho payment of the aforesaid pen
alty, and a fine of two dollars additional for
expenses Incurred, It shall be the duty ot the
high constable to kill and bury such bitch or
bitches.
Section 4. That It shall not be lawful for the
owner or keeper of any dog or dogs, bitch or
bitches, to allow the same to run at largo with
in the limits of this borough, from July let to
Sept. 15th ot each year, without such dog or J
dogs, bitch or bitches, are securely muzzled.
And p. shall be the duty ot tho high constable. I
to Immediately Impound any dog or dogs, bitch
or bitches, found not so muzzled, between those
dates, for not more than three da) s, and If after
due notice has been given to the owner or
keeper, If he can bo found, and such dog or
dogs, bitch or bitches, are not redeemed by the
owner or keeper, by the payment of the penalty
of three dollars, It shall be the duty of tho
high constable to kill and bury Buch dog or
dogs, bitch or bitches.
Passed March litith, 1900.
C. B. WHITE, President of Borough Council.
Attest: CLINTON HEKKINO, Secretary.
Approved March C6th. 1900.
A. B. UEKR1NO, Chief Burgess.
ORDINANCE NO. 4.
AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO DEPOSITING
Kt'HHISIl OR FILTH WITHIN THE LIMITS
OF SAID BOROUGH.
Be It ordained and enacted by the Borough
Council of the Borough ot orai-govllle, and It Is
hereby ordained and enacted by authority ot
the same:
Section 1. That If any person or persons
shall cart, draw, carry move or deposit or cauSo
to be done any shavings, mud, straw, ashes,
dung or any dead carcass, offal, excrement or
other filth whatsoever on any pavement, foot
walk, street or alley within the limits of said
Borough and leave the same there remain, he
she or they so offending and being so convicted
by a Justice of the Peace or the Chief Burgess
shall forfeit and pay the sum of two dollars for
every such offense, and shall moreover pay the
expense ot removing sucn nuisance. Provided
the parry may after conviction, It the same bas
not already been done by the proper authorities
remove, bury tn a depth sufficient to remove
any disagreeable smell arising therefrom, the
Bald dead carcass, offal or other filth, which If
done Immediately shall cause a waiver ot the
latter part ot said penalty.
Passed March ftith. 190a
C. B. WHITE, President of Bcrough Council.
Attest: CLINTON HERRING, secretary.
Approved March 26tb, moo.
A. B HERRING, Chief Burgess.
ORDINANCE NO. 6.
AN ORDINANCE PERTAINING TO DEFECT
IVE CHIMNEYS AND BUILDINGS LIABLE
TO FIRE.
Belt ordained and enacted by the Borough
Council of the Borough of Orangevllle, and It is
hereby ordained and enacted by authority ot
the same:
Section 1. That It shall be tho duty of the
Committee ot Public safety, as well as any
citizens,' to report to the Borough Council any
defective Hue or building that may be heated
or lighted by any apparatus that may be
dangerous; or any factory that may hazard the
risk of other properties.
Section 8. That the committee ot Public
safety may at all available times have access
to any property that they deem necessary In
the discharge of their duty.
Section 8. Any new dwelling that may be
erected after the passing of this ordtnance
must have brick chimneys, built In a substan
tial manner, starting at the first or second
floor, and said chimneys shall be erected a dis
tance of not less than two and one-half feet
from the comb of the roof.
Section 4. It shall be the duty of the ownors
ot any such property as has been herein men
tioned, upon a written notice from the Clerk of
the Council to put such property In repair, as
specified by the Council within ten days, after
which time the Couocll may get tho work
done, and charge the same to the property
owners, to the cost of which may added twenty
per cent, w hich shall be appropriated to the
Borough funds.
Passed March 26th, 1900.
C. B. WHITE, President of Borough Council
Attest: CLINTON HERRING, Secretary.
Approved March 2flth, 1900.
A. 11. HERRING, Chief Burgess.
ORDINANCE NO. 6.
AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE RIDING
OF BICYCLES IN THE BOROUGH OF OR
ANGEVILLE, Be it ordained and enacted by the Borough
Council of the Borough of Orangevllle and It 1B
hereby ordained and enaotcd by authority of
the same.
Section 1. That no person shall ride a bicycle
on the side walks of any street or alley In the
Borough.
sectlou 2 Tho following regulations for the
use of bicycles are hereby adopted:
1st. Every bicycle shall have attached there
to a gong or bell that may be distinctly heard
at least twenty yards.
and. Every rider shall carry on bis bicycle a
llghttd lamp after dark.
3rd. The right of way shall be given to ped
estrians at street crossings In all cases. The
llder shall dismount If necessary.
4th. The rider shall pass to the right of any
person or vehicle going In an opposite direction.
6th. The rider shall puts to the loft, of any
person or vehicle going In I he same direction.
8th. No rider shull pass any pedestrian going
In the sums dlroetlo.i without sounding his
gnngorboll when at least ten yard distant.
7th. On approaching street comers the rider
shall keep his bicycle under such oonirul as will
enable him to stop If necessary within three
feet of the crossing.
8th. Any person or persons violating any oj
tho provisions ot this oidluanoo shall bo liable
to a penalty of from $2.0 tof.00 to bo recover
ed before the Chief Burgess or lo his absence
before any Justice of the I'eace In the Borough
nth. Itshsllbethcduty of the High Con
stable to report to the Chief Burgess the name.
of every persnu violating any or ine pr...,
lons of this ordinance, rassed March 2t,h, lno.
C. B. WHITE, President of Borough Council.
Attest: CLINTON PEItRlNG, Secretary.
Approved March Wth, 190n.
A. B. HERRING, Chief Burgess.
ORDINANCE NO 7.
AN ORDINANCE TO KhOTLATB TUB CLEAN
INO OF PAVEMENTS OF SNOW AND REGIT.
LATIONS IN REGARD TO SPOUTING AND
SNOW OUMIDHON HOUSES CONTIGUOUS
TO PAVEMENTS.
Bo It ordained and enacted br tho Borough
Council of the Borough of Orangevllle and It Is
hereby ord lined ani enacted by authority of
the same:
Section l.-That It sh ill be the duty of every
resident or property holder within the paved
limits of the Borough of orangevllle, whether
In front of private residences and places of
business or In front of vacant lots and public
buildings, to keep the pavements or sidewalks
clear ot snow, and If any resident or property
holder, or the Trustees or agents of public
buildings shall neglect tho cleaning of pave
ments for twenty-four hours alter the snow
has ceased falling, then 11 shall be the duly of
the Chief Burgess after duo notice, to have
such pavements cleaned at the expense of tho
resident, property or trustee, with fifty per
cent, additional added to the cist, the samo to
be collected as other penali lea are now collect
ed. Section 4. That It shall be tho duty of evory
resident, or property holder whose houso Is
contiguous to tho pavement and whose roof
consists of slate, to keep at all times a good
guard on t he roof of said house to prevent bhow
from falling down on tho pavement to the
great danger of pedestrians; and It BUch
owner after notice given, do not place tho
proper guard there, then It shall be tho duty
of the Council to get the work done and charge
the same to the property owners, to the cost of
which may be added twenty per cent, which
shall bo appropriated to the Borough funds.
section 3. That It shall be the duty of every
resident or property holder whoso houso Is
contiguous to tho pavement, to keep a good
substantial spouting on tho roof of said house
contiguous and parallel with the pavement, so
as to keep tho water from running or dropping
from tho eaves ot said roof dowu on tho pave
ment; and If such owner after notice given, do
not place the proper spouting there, then It
shall be tho uuty of tho Council to get the
work done and charge the same to the property
owners, to the cost of which may be added
twenty per cent, which shull bo appropriated
to the Borough funds.
Passed March 2Hth, 1H00.
C. II. WHITE, President of Borough Council.
Attest: CLINTON HERRING, Secretary.
Approved Murch 2dth, V.kio.
A. B. HERRING, Chief Burgess.
ORDINANCE NO. 8.
AN ORINANCE TO PREVENT THE OBSTRUC.
TION OF SIDEWALKS AND CROSSINGS
ANI) THE INJURY OF SHADE TREES.
Be It ordained and enacted by the Borough
Council of the Borough ot orangevllle, and it Is
hereby ordained and enacted by authority of
the same:
Section 1. That It shall be unlawful for any
person or persons to ride, drive or lead any
horse, mule or cow or any other large animal
upon the pavements In tho Borough of Orange
vllle.
Section 8. Any person or persons who shall
obstruct with a team or teams, by stopping or
otherwise, the freo use of pavements or foot
crossings In said Borougu, shall be subject to a
fine as hereinafter provided.
Section 8. Any person or persons tying a
horse or mule to any shade tree on the public
streets or highways of the Borough of Orange
vllle, shall be liable to a fine as hereinafter pro
vided. Section 4. Each and every person violating
any of the foregoing provisions of this Ordtn
ance shall, upon conviction thereof, forfeit and
pay a fine of one dollar for each offense and It
shall be tho duty of tho High Constable or other
omcors to sco that this Ordinance be enforced.
Passed March ;th, woo.
C. B. WHITE, President of Borough Council.
Attest: CLINTON HERRING, Secretary.
Approved March 21th, ltioo.
A B. HERRING, Chief BurgOSS.
ORDINANCE NO. 9.
AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO FAST DHIV-
ING IN THE BOROUGH OP ORANGEVILLB.
Be It ordained and enacted by the Borough
Council of the Borough ot Orangevllle, and It
la hereby ordained and enacted by authority
of the same:
Section 1. That It any person or persons
shall willfully or negligently rldo, drive or
suffer any horse or horses, mule or mules, or
any other animal to go Into a gallop or other
Immoderate gait, or shall ride or drive vany
race or trial ot speed with any horse or horses,
mule or mules, or any other animal, lu. througn
or along any street, alley or lane In said
Borough, so as to endanger any person or
persons, the person or persons so offending
shall on conviction thereof, forfeit and pay a
flue ot five dollars for each and every offense.
Passed March 26th, 1900.
C. B. WHITE, President of Borough Council.
Attest: CLINTON UERRING, Secretary.
Approved March with, moo.
A. B. HERRING, Chief Burgess.
ORDINANCE NO. 10.
AN ORDINANCE TO HKOHIHIT GAMEING
WITUIN THE BOROUGH OF OHANGB
VILLK.
Be It ordained and enacted by tho Borough
Council or the Borough ot Orangevllle, and It Is
hereby ordained and enacted by authority of
the same:
Section 1. That all fakirs, mountebanks, per
sons with wheels of fortune and three card
moute men, and practicing slmlllar devices
to win money, are forbidden to carry on their
devices within the limits of said Borough, and
If so practlclug and convicted ot tho same, their
apparatus so used shall bo declared forfeited
nd shall be Immediately destroyed by the
High Coitstublo, and they shall further forfeit
and pay the sura of ten dollars, one-half to the
Informer and the other to the use of tho
Borough. Passed April 2nd, 1900.
C. U. WHITE, President of Korough Council
Attest: CLINTON HERRING, Secretary.
Approved April 2nd, r.iuO.
A. li. HERRING, Chief Burgess,
ORDINANCE NO 11.
AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO NUISANCES
WITHIN TUB BOROUGH OF ORANGE
VII. LB.
Bo It ordained and enacted by the Borough
Council of the Borough of orungevllle, and It Is
hereby ordained and enacted by authority of
the same:
Section I. That If any person shall eroot or
maintain any hog sty, or any other nuisance la
said Borough, in Buch manner or situation that
tho siaoll thereof shall bo olTenslvo to his or
bur neighbors or other citizens, shall forfeit
and pay tho sum ot one dollar for every BUch
offense, and tho further sum of ono dollar for
every week the same 1b allowed to rerauln
thereafter.
Section 8. -That U any horses, mules, cattle,
hogs or sheep are found running at Urir wtnv
Id said Borough, the same may bo tnk-n n.
Impounded and advertised by the nigh rw
subln, for which services he shall reivirptta
amount set forth In his fee bill, psynbip tft
owner of the animal, or animals so ltnpnun4,j
or out of tho proceeds of tho sain tlieroof. J,
fho owner appear before the expiration of fr,
days and pay all charges as herein contain
they may reniovo tho anlrrnl or animals, tiid'
charges shall be as they appear in the (v
stables fee bill together with twenty.(7,
cents for tho use nf the Borough. The'iiii
Constable In his advertisement giving tencUji
notice to the Impounding of any anlmui ctr
shall add tho tlmo and place of salo nf srn-t
animals etc., Impounded, which may be on th
ovenlng of said tenth day and not later t ria
tho eleventh day, unless that should fun o,
Sunday, when the Bale shall take place on tn6 '
following Monday. The proceeds of RiMuat,
shall be appropriated as follows: All the atn,
mentioned charges shall first bo paid, tnnw
with tho fee of tho High Constable for selling,
as per fee bill,' and the remainder shall be p.nj
Into the Borough Treasury for the use nf tli
owner, If demanded within six months jrnr
the sale: tr not demanded witnin said time theg
the sum shall belong to the Borough absolute,
ly. Furthermore It Is hereby made the diitror
High Constable, under penalty of one dniiur tor
neglect of duty, if called upon to Impound my
animal etc., running at largo In the streets or
alleys of said Borough contrary to the ordi
nances thereof.
Section 3. That It shall bo unlawful forbevs
or other persons to congregate around or out
side of auy building whero a meeting, a the.
utrlcul exhibition, or any other congregation u
assembled and there make a nolsu or chu4
disturbance, or tor persons to so make a noise
or cause disturbance within such huiidtnc
when Buch meeting, theatrical exhibition ot
other congregation Is In session, niid tli
same Is hereby declared to bo a nuisance; and
any person convicted before the Chief Hun.-'vui
of a violation of this Ordlnunco shall pay a nn
of five dollars together with the costs. And
furthermore It Is hereby made tho duty of tn
High Constable, under tho penalty ot on
dollar for neglect of tho duty It cal.ed upon
to arrest without warrant any auch person,
and tako him beforo the Chief Burgess fort
hearing.
Section 4. That It shall be unlawful for snr
person or persons to coast on the side walk of
any street, road or alley within the limits of
Bald Borough and the same Is hereby declared
to be a nuisance; and auy person cotivict.il
before the Chief Burgess ot a violation of this
Ordlninco shall pay a fine of two doiurs
together with the costs.
Passed April 2nd, HUP.
C. B. WHITE, President of Borough Council
Attest: CLI.NT N HERRING, Secretary.
Approved April anil, 19 si.
i. II. 1IERRISG, Chief Burgess.
ORDINANCE NO. 12.
AN ORDINANCE PRESCRIBING THE IU TIES
OF TUB STREET COMMISSIONER.
Be It ordained and enacted by the Borotiji
Council of the Borough of Orangevllle, and It Is
hereby ordained and enacted by authority of
the same:
Section 1. That It shall be the duty of tti
Street Commissioner to keep the streets, roads,
alleys, ditches and gutters In a sate conditio!
and to enforce all ordinances, regulations and
orders of council, relating to the repairs lm
provement, drainage and cleansing ot thesama'
and he shall notify all persons causing or per
mitting any deposit of obstructions In or upon
the same to remove It, and upon tho neglect or
refusal of Bald persons to comply, after ono
day's notice, he shall remove tho same at the
expense of the person bo offending, to be co
lectod with a fine not exceeding two dullant
and the costs. Passed April 2nd, l'JOO.
C. B. WHITE, President of Borough Council.
Attest: CLINTON UERRING, Socrctury.
Approved April 2nd, 1900.
A. B. HERRING. Chief Burgess.
ORDINANCE NO. 13.
AN ORDINANCE RELATIVE TO GAMES
WITHIN THE BOROUGH OF OR AN UK VILE.
Be It ordained and enacted by the ltorouirn
Council of the Borough of Orangevllle, ana It U
horeby ordained and enacted by authority ol
the Bame.
Section 1. That It ahall be unlawfull to pltck
quoits In or along the public streets or high
ways within the limits of said Borough.
Section 8 That It shall be unlawful to play
ball, or to practice any game or games, on the
streets of said Borough which may endanger
property or people on the streets, or cau.s
crowds to congregate. -
Section 8. It shall be the duly of the m&
Constable to arrest without warrant any persos
or persons offending against the provisions of
this ordinance, and It convicted before ttw
Chief Burgess shall pay a fine ot fifty ceuta for
each offense, In addition to the costs, the said
One to go to the use of the Borough.
Passed April 2nd, 1900.
C. B. WHITE, President ot Borough Council.
Attest: CLINTON HERRING, Secretary.
Approved April 2nd, WoO.
A. B. HERRING. Chief Burgesi
ORDINANCE NO. 14.
AN ORDINANCE REGARDING TRAMPS AND
VAGRANTS.
Be It ordained and enacted by tho Bomujrti
Council of the Borough of Orangevllle, and It li
hereby ordained acd enacted by authority of
the Bume:
Section 1. That It shall be unlawful for an?
person to go about within the. Bald Barnugli
limits, begging from door to door or asking Uf
alms unless suld persons are residents of sold
Borough. .
Sections All tramps are prohibited from
eomlng or being within the Borough limits, ani
It shall be the duty ot the High Constable or
any police olllcer ot tho Borough, to arrest say
such persons that maybe found, and If couvlct
ed before the Chief Burgess or Justice of ttie
Peace, they shall be fined and In case of refusal
or Inability to pay their fines, they shall bs
kept for a period not exceeding ten days, and bs
made to labor upon the streets of the Borough,
under the direction of the Street comuilsslon'tr
until the fines and costs have been paid. I
oase of any refusal to pay Ones, or to perform
labor for the remuneration of same, said con
victed parties shall be fed on bread and water
for a period not exceeding ten days. Provided
that such persons shall bo over sixteen years o'
age, not blind, crippled or lutlrin such
would until them for manual labor.
Passed April 2nd, 190n.
C. B. WHITE. President of Borough Coutu'H
Attest: CLINTON HERRING, Secretary.
Approved April 2nd, 1900.
A. II. HERRING, Chief Burgess
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