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, À l1e year 1889. city of Paris: :i for the year 1889, the current expenses of the tax of 47 1 -2. forty-seven e hundred dollars worth of Paris, and subject to chool fund and to defray ng on the public school in .ts j for paying interest and bonds, a tax of 2 1-4, two ~st and creating a sinking :ity of Paris, a tax of 18, creating a sinking fund for Ids, a tax of 2 1-4, two and . k. fund id creating a Slll lllg e city of Paris, a tax of 10, ed dollars worth of taxable Paris and subject to taxa- \ a poll tax of one doll~r for nale inhabitant of the cIty of iVho was a resident of said and who is over twenty-one h II be collected as is pro- s a ,f the city of Paris. lis ordinance for the payment :i for the outstanding indebt- )ll to the special levy made at rhich it is levied, but is merely in one place. Interfering with Polt'cemen.- Blockt'ng uþ Streets. SEC. 5. That this ordinance take effect and lYe in force from and after its passage. Adopted July 29,18891 and approved by the 1TI;ayor July 29, 1889' Attest, JOHN HARVEY, City Sec. M. J. HATHAWAY, Mayor. CHAPTER FORTY-SIX. - . INTERFERING WITH POLICEMEN. AN ORDINANCE to prevent anyone from interfering with policemen. Be it ordained by the dty council of the eity of Paris: . SEC. 1. That it shall be unlawful for any person to interfere, prevent, or obstruct the policeman in lawfully impounding any stock required by the city ordinance to be impounded, and if any person shall interfere, prevent, or obstruct the lawful impounding of such stock, he shall, upon conviction, be punished by fine in any sum of not less than five dollars nor more than one hundred dollars. SEC. 2. That this ordinance take effect and be in force from and after its passage and ten days publication., Adopted August I2, 1889, and approved the mayor August 12, 1889' Attest, JOlJ;N HARVEY, City Sec. M. J. HATHAWAY, Mayor. CHAPTER FORTY-SEVEN. BLOCKING UP STREETS. AN ORDINANCE to prevent blocking of the streets and pnblic sqhare of the city, Be it ordained by the city coundl of the dty of Paris: SEC.!. It shall be the duty of the city marshal of the city of Paris to prevent the blocking of the public streets, and public 97 ~I