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<br />of any dean animals, mannre, g'3.rbage, wc>ste, dec3~{ing m!'ttt.er, ground,
<br />sand, stones, !'tshes, rubbish, tin elms, or other material of I'tny
<br />kind on privete property;
<br />10. Dense smoke, noxiollS fumes, g~s and soot., or
<br />~inde:rs, in lmrec>sonable qUAntities;
<br />ll, uffensive trades and businesses as rl~fined by statute
<br />or ordinance pot licensed ::is provided by 18w;
<br />12. All p'lblic exposure of IJersons having a contagious
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<br />€lisease;
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<br />13. The distribution of samples of medicines or drl1t.':s
<br />unless snch s'llilples are placed in the hands of an adult person by someonA
<br />properly licensed;
<br />Ih. AI1 other acts, omissi ns of acts, occupations and
<br />uses of propert.y whjch are dRemed by the boarrl of heal th to be a menace
<br />to the health of the ihhabitants of the Vill.qge or a considerptle
<br />number thereof.
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<br />SECTION 4
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<br />PUBLIC NUISANCES AFFECTING hORfT/3 om DECENCY
<br />The followin[:': are hereby declared to be public nuisances affect,int: p'Jblic
<br />morals anel decencJT:
<br />1. All gl'lmblinE detives, slot machines 'lnd punch
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<br />hoards;
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<br />2. BettinE, boolmlaking:, and 1'111 apparatuses used in snch
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<br />occupations;
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<br />3. All houAes kept for the purpcse of prost.it.1ltion or
<br />promisC'lloUS sexlJ8.J intercourse, gambltn[; houses, honses of ill fA,'De, and
<br />bawdy houses;
<br />4. All places w.here int.oxicat ng liq'.lOrs are manufact-
<br />ured, sold, bartered or Given away in violatjon of 1aF, or 1-vhere persons
<br />are permitted to resort for the pllrpose of drinking intoxicatin[: liquors
<br />RS a beverage contrary. to law, or where intoxic8ting liquors are kept
<br />for sale, barter or distribution in violation of law, and all liq'~ors,
<br />bottles, kegs; pmnps. bars and other Droperty kept?t and used for ma-ln-
<br />taining such a place.
<br />S. Any vehicle 'lsed for the il1eg,q} transportation of
<br />iYltoxj cCit:.ng liquor or any irunoral pl'.rpose.
<br />6. All inde~ent or obseene pictures, bc;ob" pBlJ1phlets,
<br />magazines, ,meI newsp2pers and bHlbo2r6.s;
<br />7. The public use of profane or obscehe langJl.a,a,e;
<br />F\. The looking :into or peep' ng throlle;h dcors,
<br />l.vjndows, or openings of private homes by methods of ste21th '1nn
<br />1.rithont proper authcrity ::md b;;r surreptitious methods, or what is
<br />O'omrr.only known as IIwindo"VIr peepi ng ";
<br />9. All other things) 2CtS, ommissions, or occupAtions
<br />th3t may be considered detriment8l to the m0T'8.1 "\om] 1 hetnp- of the
<br />inhabitants of the Villar:e or a considerableM.unber t.hereof.
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<br />SECTIUIJ
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<br />FUEl,Ie NUISANCES
<br />The following
<br />s<1fety.
<br />b\relve (12) hOllrs
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<br />A fi'FFCTIKG PEA.CE: ANDSA.FE'T'Y
<br />are declared to be nuisances affec:t.ing public peace ami
<br />1. All snow and ice not removed from ~nblic sideitJalks
<br />after the snow 2r:rJ ice h:ls ceased to be r1eDositerl thereon.
<br />2. All wire s which are strung 1.PSS th::in fifteen (15)
<br />feet 8bove the s1lrface of any public street 01::' 21 ley; ~
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