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uit~enness. Drun/~enncss in z3 ~nake when donq with the permissio~ . NUMBER XVIII. y the marshal, and provided that thi DRUN~CENNESS ~N O~'mCE. :ties shooting in gallerie~ licensed b to deiine and punisP, drunkenness i.n office. lwful for any person to discharge 2TION x. Any officer of the city of Paris who shall get my description whatever, within ~k while holding any office of said city, shall for the first of- ts an alarm at any fire or at the ense be fined in any sum not less than five and not more than ~ Of any fire. :t~tv dollars; upon a second conviction for the same offense (drunk- )fating any of the provisions of thi: hness) he shall be fined not less than fifty nor more than one my sum not exceeding one hundred andred dollars. , SEc. 2. Drunkenness, as used in this ordinance, is the im- ~aoderate use of any spirituous, vinous or malt liquors to such an ; ~xtent as to incapacitate an officer from the discharge of the duties >f his office, either temporarily or permanently. [BER XVL SEc. 3. It shall be the duty of the city attorney to prosecute [mcE~l~zss. 11 offenses arising under the provisions of this ordinance, and h/{runkenness and disorderIy conduct. ~hould the city attorney fail or refuse or neglect to prosecute any i Who shall get drunk or be found i 'iolation of the provisions of this ordinance, on his own knowI- public place Within the limits of th dge, or upon information from some credible person, he shall be >f a misdemeanor, and on convictio mnished by fine in any sum not less than fifty nor more than one ti! be fined not more than one hut Undred dollars. ry offense. ~o shall be found drunk~ or in a sta ithin the corporate limits of this cit, NUMBER XIX. shall be deemed guilty of a mist ~su. ~fore the m,'tyor's court, he shall 1~ ,N ORDINANCE to regulate the sale of fresh fish within the city of Pads. g one hundred dollars. SaCTmN I. It shall be unlawful for any person or persons 'ho shall, in any improper or rud :o selt any fresh fish anywhere within the corporate limits of the !amily, or anz person while passin :ity of Paris (except in the several ~narket houses of the city) ~'enues. alleys or in any public place without first paying to the city marshal one dollar per day in ad- ~r their place of business, or the privilege', and any person violating this ordinance, ess, shall on conviction before thereof before the mayor's or recotxter's court shall y sum not exceeding one in any sum not exceeding five dollars for each day so