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The code of the city of Charlottesville, Virginia, 1945 :

the charter of the city and the general ordinances of the city ; enacted as a whole April 16, 1945, effective May 1, 1945
  
LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
  
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Preface
  
Table of Contents

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DIVISION I.
 1. 
Sec. 1. Enactment.
 2. 
Sec. 2. Boundaries—Corporate status.
 2½. 
Sec. 2½. Same—University of Virginia excluded.
 3. 
Sec. 3. Wards.
 4. 
Sec. 4. Elective officers; qualifications; terms; form of government; corporate powers vested in council; salaries of councilmen and mayor; city manager.
 5. 
Sec. 5. Officers and clerks elected by council.
 6. 
Sec. 6. Oaths of office and qualification of officers; failure to qualify.
 7. 
Sec. 7. Vacancy in office of mayor or councilmen.
 8. 
Sec. 8. Council—President and vice-president.
 9. 
Sec. 9. Same—Quorum.
 10. 
Sec. 10. Same—President and vice-president entitled to vote.
 11. 
Sec. 11. Same—Authority generally; meetings; journal of proceedings; general ordinance book; inspection of documents and papers.
 12. 
Sec. 12. Same—Minutes.
 13. 
Sec. 13. Same—Powers enumerated.
 13½. 
Sec. 13½. Same—Borrowing in anticipation of taxes; evidences of debt; interest.
 14. 
Sec. 14. Special assessments for local improvements.
 15. 
Sec. 15. Enactment of ordinances, etc.; punishment for violation; enjoining violation; use of county jail; appeal to corporation court.
 16. 
Sec. 16. Conservators of the peace.
 17. 
Sec. 17. Budget; levy of taxes.
 18. 
Sec. 18. Tax levy; persons and property liable; amount; additional taxation.
 18½. 
Sec. 18½. Appropriations for advertising city.
 19. 
Sec. 19. Licenses and license taxes; regulation of vehicles for hire.
 20. 
Sec. 20. Collection of revenue; custodian of city funds.
 21. 
Sec. 21. Reports of treasurer; publishing.
 22. 
Sec. 22. Refunding bonds.
 23. 
Sec. 23. Sinking fund.
 24. 
Sec. 24. Loans and bonds; debt limitation; bond elections.
 25. 
Sec. 25. Sale of public utilities; approval by voters.
 26. 
Sec. 26. City sergeant.
 26½. 
Sec. 26½. Jailor; deputy jailors.
 27. 
Sec. 27. Authority of officers appointed by council.
 28. 
Sec. 28. Prohibition of immoral shows, etc.
 29. 
Sec. 29. Mayor.
 30. 
Sec. 30. Civil and police justice.
 31. 
Sec. 31. Salaries fixed by council.
 32. 
Sec. 32. Stated and special meetings of council.
 33. 
Sec. 33. Granting franchises.
 34. 
Sec. 34. Receipt and disbursement of moneys by treasurer.
 35. 
Sec. 35. Recovery against treasurer and sureties.
 36. 
Sec. 36.
 37. 
Sec. 37. Collection of fines.
 38. 
Sec. 38. Animals running at large.
 39. 
Sec. 39. Taking or damaging private property.
 40. 
Sec. 40. Encroachments upon streets.
 40½. 
Sec. 40½. Filing claim for damages condition precedent to action against city.
 41. 
Sec. 41. Continuance of rights, etc., of city; ordinances, etc.
 42. 
Sec. 42. Corporation court.
 43. 
Sec. 43. Water supply and sewerage system.
 44. 
Sec. 44. Elections.
 45. 
Sec. 45. County property within city limits; arbitration; school property in Charlottesville school district; Miller Manual Labor School.
 46. 
Sec. 46. Board of arbitrators; duties; awards.
 47. 
Sec. 47. Same person may hold county and city office.
 48. 
Sec. 48. When charter effective.
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DIVISION II
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CHAPTER 1.
 1. 
Sec. 1. How code designated and cited.
 2. 
Sec. 2. Rules of construction.
 3. 
Sec. 3. Constitutionality.
 4. 
Sec. 4. Catchlines of sections.
 5. 
Sec. 5. General penalty for violation of code.
 6. 
Sec. 6. Repeal of general ordinances in conflict herewith; saving clause.
 7. 
Sec. 7. Corporate seal.
 8. 
Sec. 8. Same—Custodian.
 9. 
Sec. 9. Execution of deeds, contracts, etc.
 10. 
Sec. 10. Designation and boundaries of wards.
 11. 
Sec. 11. Election districts; voting places.
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CHAPTER 2.
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Article I. Council.
 1. 
Part 1. In General.
 2. 
Part 2. Rules of Order and Procedure.
 3. 
Part 3. Ordinances, Resolutions, etc.
 4. 
Part 4. Clerk of Council.
 II. 
Article II. Mayor.
 III. 
Article III. City Manager.
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Article IV. City Treasurer.
 1. 
Part 1. In General.
 2. 
Part 2. Collection of Taxes, etc.
 V. 
Article V. Director of Finance.
 VI. 
Article VI. City Attorney.
 VII. 
Article VII. City Purchasing Agent.
 VIII. 
Article VIII. Attorney for the Commonwealth.
 IX. 
Article IX. Commissioner of Revenue.
 X. 
Article X. Sinking Fund Commission.
 XI. 
Article XI. Officers and Employees Generally.
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Article I. Council.
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Part 1. In General.
 1. 
Sec. 1. Powers, duties and responsibilities generally.
 2. 
Sec. 2. Members—Election; term.
 3. 
Sec. 3. Same—Compensation.
 4. 
Sec. 4. Same—Oaths of office, etc.
 5. 
Sec. 5. Meetings for organization.
 6. 
Sec. 6. Election of president and vice-president; president pro tempore; powers and duties generally.
 7. 
Sec. 7. Meetings—Regular meetings.
 8. 
Sec. 8. Same—Special meetings; calling; business transacted.
 9. 
Sec. 9. Same—To be open; exception.
 10. 
Sec. 10. Quorum.
 11. 
Sec. 11. Same—Absence of quorum; compelling attendance of absent members.
 12. 
Sec. 12. Punishing and expelling members.
 13. 
Sec. 13. Vacancies in office of mayor or councilman.
 14. 
Sec. 14. Disqualification of members for certain offices.
 15. 
Sec. 15. Appointment of committees.
 16. 
Sec. 16. Finance committee; powers and duties.
 17. 
Sec. 17. Witnesses before council, etc.; production of books and papers.
 18. 
Sec. 18. Annual and special appropriations.
 19. 
Sec. 19. Annual budget and levy.
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Part 2. Rules of Order and Procedure.
 20. 
Sec. 20. Adoption and suspension.
 21. 
Sec. 21. Parliamentary rules; exceptions.
 22. 
Sec. 22. Duties of presiding officer.
 23. 
Sec. 23. President to decide questions of order; appeal of decision.
 24. 
Sec. 24. President to state questions and declare results.
 25. 
Sec. 25. Members—Withdrawing without leave.
 26. 
Sec. 26. Same—Conduct in addressing body.
 27. 
Sec. 27. Same—Order of recognition by the president.
 28. 
Sec. 28. Same—Number and length of speeches.
 29. 
Sec. 29. Same—How called to order.
 30. 
Sec. 30. Same—Conduct while sitting.
 31. 
Sec. 31. Non-members addressing council.
 32. 
Sec. 32. Communications to be in writing.
 33. 
Sec. 33. Motions, etc.—To be in writing; stating before discussing; withdrawing.
 34. 
Sec. 34. Same—Admitting under color of amendment.
 35. 
Sec. 35. Same—Order of procedure.
 36. 
Sec. 36. Same—To reconsider.
 37. 
Sec. 37. Same—When motion to adjourn in order.
 38. 
Sec. 38. Previous question—Motion for.
 39. 
Sec. 39. Same—How put.
 40. 
Sec. 40. Majority vote to govern unless otherwise provided.
 41. 
Sec. 41. Aye and no vote.
 42. 
Sec. 42. Dissent may be recorded.
 43. 
Sec. 43. Committees—Reports—When made.
 44. 
Sec. 44. Same—Same—Form.
 45. 
Sec. 45. Same—Meetings; chairman; quorum.
 46. 
Sec. 46. Calendar of unfinished business.
 47. 
Sec. 47. General order of business.
 48. 
Sec. 48. Special order of business.
 49. 
Sec. 49. Reconsidering or rescinding vote at special meetings.
 50. 
Sec. 50. Voting at elections.
 51. 
Sec. 51. Members failing to vote; disqualifications.
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Part 3. Ordinances, Resolutions, etc.
 52. 
Sec. 52. Style of ordinances and resolutions.
 53. 
Sec. 53. Procedure in enacting general ordinances.
 54. 
Sec. 54. To be in writing.
 55. 
Sec. 55. Repealing and amending ordinances.
 56. 
Sec. 56. Filling blanks in certain ordinances.
 57. 
Sec. 57. Effective date.
 58. 
Sec. 58. Appropriating money and imposing taxes, etc.
 59. 
Sec. 59. Appropriating money in excess of annual appropriation.
 60. 
Sec. 60. Appropriating money for improvements outside city.
 61. 
Sec. 61. Granting aid to various associations, etc.
 62. 
Sec. 62. Disposition of public property; granting franchise.
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Part 4. Clerk of Council.
 63. 
Sec. 63. Election; duties generally.
 64. 
Sec. 64. Keeping of books and documents; inspection and exhibition.
 65. 
Sec. 65. Furnishing officers with ordinances and resolutions; notifying certain persons of action by council.
 66. 
Sec. 66. Keeping calendar of petitions, etc., presented to council.
 67. 
Sec. 67. Keeping minute book and ordinance book; ordinances passed subsequent to adoption of code.
 68. 
Sec. 68. Giving notice of hearings on budget; publishing synopsis.
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Article II. Mayor.
 69. 
Sec. 69. Powers and duties generally.
 70. 
Sec. 70. Suspension or removal of subordinate officers.
 71. 
Sec. 71. Prohibiting certain theatrical performances.
 72. 
Sec. 72. Removal from office.
 73. 
Sec. 73. Vacancies.
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Article III. City Manager.
 74. 
Sec. 74. Election; term; compensation; removal.
 75. 
Sec. 75. Powers and duties generally.
 76. 
Sec. 76. Creation, consolidation and abolition of departments.
 77. 
Sec. 77. Custody of city property.
 78. 
Sec. 78. Insuring city buildings.
 79. 
Sec. 79. Preparing and keeping maps and records.
 80. 
Sec. 80. Inspection of poles carrying wire; defective and dangerous poles.
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Article IV. City Treasurer.
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Part 1. In General.
 81. 
Sec. 81. Election; term; oath.
 82. 
Sec. 82. Office.
 83. 
Sec. 83. Compensation.
 84. 
Sec. 84. Custodian of funds.
 85. 
Sec. 85. Custodian of bonds, notes, etc.
 86. 
Sec. 86. Books, stationery and equipment.
 87. 
Sec. 87. Record of receipts and disbursements.
 88. 
Sec. 88. Manner of making disbursements.
 89. 
Sec. 89. Records, etc., open to inspection by certain persons.
 90. 
Sec. 90. Placing funds on certificates of deposit, etc.
 91. 
Sec. 91. City depositories.
 92. 
Sec. 92. Receipt and disbursement of school funds.
 93. 
Sec. 93. Daily reports.
 94. 
Sec. 94. Withholding wages of officers and employees.
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Part 2. Collection of Taxes, etc.
 95. 
Sec. 95. Duty of treasurer.
 96. 
Sec. 96. Mailing bills to taxpayers.
 97. 
Sec. 97. Tax tickets.
 98. 
Sec. 98. Right of distress, levy and garnishment.
 99. 
Sec. 99. Sale after levy or distraint.
 100. 
Sec. 100. When taxes due.
 101. 
Sec. 101. Penalties.
 102. 
Sec. 102. Calling on persons failing to pay taxes; collection by distress, etc.
 103. 
Sec. 103. Persons about to leave city.
 104. 
Sec. 104. Lists of uncollectible taxes and delinquents.
 105. 
Sec. 105. Same—To speak as of June thirtieth; form; oath.
 106. 
Sec. 106. Same—Submitting to council; allowance of credit to treasurer, etc.
 107. 
Sec. 107. Same—Advertising lists of delinquent real estate and personal property taxes.
 108. 
Sec. 108. Same—Transmitting list of delinquent lands to clerk of corporation court; recordation; reports of collections.
 109. 
Sec. 109. Continuing collection of delinquent taxes for one year.
 110. 
Sec. 110. Resubmission of lists to council; subsequent collections.
 111. 
Sec. 111. Sale of delinquent lands.
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Article V. Director of Finance.
 112. 
Sec. 112. Election; term.
 113. 
Sec. 113. Powers and duties generally.
 114. 
Sec. 114. Keeping books, etc.; making suggestions to council; reports.
 115. 
Sec. 115. Employees of director.
 116. 
Sec. 116. Collection of revenues; keeping accounts; delivering moneys to treasurer.
 117. 
Sec. 117. Collection of gas and water bills; list of delinquents; cutting off supply.
 118. 
Sec. 118. Monthly reports of receipts and disbursements.
 119. 
Sec. 119. Quarterly reports; publishing.
 120. 
Sec. 120. Annual reports.
 121. 
Sec. 121. Examination of claims; drawing of warrants, etc.
 122. 
Sec. 122. Drawing warrants for salaries and wages; checks to employees; deductions.
 123. 
Sec. 123. Fixing payday.
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Article VI. City Attorney.
 124. 
Sec. 124. Election; qualification; term.
 125. 
Sec. 125. Powers and duties generally.
 126. 
Sec. 126. Accounting for and paying over city funds.
 127. 
Sec. 127. Reporting to council on condition of civil cases.
 128. 
Sec. 128. Attending meetings of council and committees.
 129. 
Sec. 129. Drafting resolutions and ordinances; inspection of journal and ordinance book.
 130. 
Sec. 130. Salary to be in full compensation for services; traveling expenses.
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Article VII. City Purchasing Agent.
 131. 
Sec. 131. Election; term.
 132. 
Sec. 132. Powers and duties generally.
 133. 
Sec. 133. Purchases made only upon agent's order; exception.
 134. 
Sec. 134. Requisitions for supplies; forms; approval.
 135. 
Sec. 135. Sufficient appropriation necessary to furnishing supplies.
 136. 
Sec. 136. Bids for purchases in excess of one hundred dollars; specifications to bidders.
 137. 
Sec. 137. Sales of material and personal property.
 138. 
Sec. 138. Signing contracts covering purchases and sales.
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Article VIII. Attorney for the Commonwealth.
 139. 
Sec. 139. Term, duties and compensation generally.
 140. 
Sec. 140. Additional duties.
 141. 
Sec. 141. Calling upon city attorney for assistance.
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Article IX. Commissioner of Revenue.
 142. 
Sec. 142. Election; city assessor; vacancy in office; bond.
 143. 
Sec. 143. Compensation.
 144. 
Sec. 144. When to begin duties.
 145. 
Sec. 145. Duties generally; office; books and papers.
 146. 
Sec. 146. Books, forms, etc., to be used; city to furnish books, forms, stationery, etc.
 147. 
Sec. 147. Assessment of personal property — Listing governed by state law.
 148. 
Sec. 148. Same—Lists of valuations to be furnished by and returned to commissioner.
 149. 
Sec. 149. Same—Revaluation of property.
 150. 
Sec. 150. Same—Penalty for failure to make return; refusal to exhibit property.
 151. 
Sec. 151. State law followed as to land and personal property books.
 152. 
Sec. 152. Assessment when lot subdivided.
 153. 
Sec. 153. Licenses and license taxes—Assessing and issuing.
 154. 
Sec. 154. Same—Failure to pay when due; penalty.
 155. 
Sec. 155. Same—Commissioner to report delinquents to mayor.
 156. 
Sec. 156. Same—Mayor to cause delinquents to be summoned before court.
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Article X. Sinking Fund Commission.
 157. 
Sec. 157. Members.
 158. 
Sec. 158. President and secretary; keeping journal; preserving books and papers.
 159. 
Sec. 159. City treasurer to keep account and be custodian of funds.
 160. 
Sec. 160. Setting apart sinking fund.
 161. 
Sec. 161. Investment of funds; redemption of city debts.
 162. 
Sec. 162. Annual report.
 163. 
Sec. 163. Disbursements.
 164. 
Sec. 164. Safety deposit box; who to be present when opened.
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Article XI. Officers and Employees Generally.
 165. 
Sec. 165. Officers elected by council; term; vacancies.
 166. 
Sec. 166. Authority of officers appointed by council.
 167. 
Sec. 167. Compensation fixed by council; traveling expenses; officers in arrears or default.
 168. 
Sec. 168. Appointment of substitute during inability to serve.
 169. 
Sec. 169. Removal by mayor or council.
 170. 
Sec. 170. Salary of suspended officers.
 171. 
Sec. 171. Superintendents of departments — Absence from city.
 172. 
Sec. 172. Same—Vacations.
 173. 
Sec. 173. Bonds—Amount.
 174. 
Sec. 174. Same—Guaranty companies.
 175. 
Sec. 175. Same—Paid for by city.
 176. 
Sec. 176. Same—Failure to give.
 177. 
Sec. 177. Same—Report by finance committee; bonds filed with clerk of council.
 178. 
Sec. 178. Officers appointed by city manager.
 179. 
Sec. 179. Same—Duties generally.
 180. 
Sec. 180. Reports to city manager.
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CHAPTER 3.
 1. 
Sec. 1. Dangerous animals at large.
 2. 
Sec. 2. Same—Failure of owner to take into custody after notice.
 3. 
Sec. 3. Domestic animals at large; impounding, etc.
 4. 
Sec. 4. Straying of fowls.
 5. 
Sec. 5. Keeping hogs in city.
 6. 
Sec. 6. Keeping sheep in city.
 7. 
Sec. 7. Keeping animals over night for shipment or sale.
 8. 
Sec. 8. Parking of vehicles containing livestock.
 9. 
Sec. 9. Bitches in heat.
 10. 
Sec. 10. Hydrophobia—Dogs to be confined or muzzled.
 11. 
Sec. 11. Same—Cats to be confined.
 12. 
Sec. 12. Killing birds.
 13. 
Sec. 13. Animals with contagious or infectious diseases.
 14. 
Sec. 14. Carcasses—Carrying beyond city limits or burial.
 15. 
Sec. 15. Same—Placing or permitting to remain on streets, lots, etc.
 16. 
Sec. 16. Same—Death from infectious diseases.
 17. 
Sec. 17. Exhibiting stallion or jack.
 18. 
Sec. 18. Feeding in the streets.
 19. 
Sec. 19. Unattended teams and animals on the streets.
 20. 
Sec. 20. Selling, trading or speeding animals in the streets.
 21. 
Sec. 21. Cockfighting.
 22. 
Sec. 22. Fighting dogs or other animals.
 23. 
Sec. 23. Stables; disposal of manure.
 24. 
Sec. 24. Cruelty to animals.
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CHAPTER 4.
 1. 
Sec. 1. Definitions.
 2. 
Sec. 2. Permits.
 3. 
Sec. 3. Equipment and appliances generally.
 4. 
Sec. 4. Infectious diseases.
 5. 
Sec. 5. Keeping in cleanly condition.
 6. 
Sec. 6. Use of combs, brushes, etc.
 7. 
Sec. 7. Towels and wash cloths.
 8. 
Sec. 8. Cleansing hands before serving customers.
 9. 
Sec. 9. Use of alum, etc.
 10. 
Sec. 10. Coverings for head rests.
 11. 
Sec. 11. Shaving persons with skin infections.
 12. 
Sec. 12. Treating skin diseases.
 13. 
Sec. 13. Posting copy of regulations.
 14. 
Sec. 14. Penalty.
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CHAPTER 5.
 1. 
Sec. 1. Registration required.
 2. 
Sec. 2. Registration plates and cards; register kept by chief of police.
 3. 
Sec. 3. Transfer of ownership.
 4. 
Sec. 4. Reports by dealers in secondhand bicycles.
 5. 
Sec. 5. Removal, destruction or alteration of registration number, plate or card.
 6. 
Sec. 6. Fee for registration; transferring registration; loss of plates or cards.
 7. 
Sec. 7. Penalties.
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CHAPTER 6.
 1. 
Sec. 1. Registrar of vital statistics; powers and duties; salary in lieu of fees.
 2. 
Sec. 2. Physicians and midwives to register.
 3. 
Sec. 3. Report of births.
 4. 
Sec. 4. Stillbirths reported as births and deaths.
 5. 
Sec. 5. Death certificates.
 6. 
Sec. 6. Burial permits.
 7. 
Sec. 7. Permit for removal of dead bodies beyond city limits.
 8. 
Sec. 8. Retaining or exposing dead bodies.
 9. 
Sec. 9. Death of persons unattended by physician.
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CHAPTER 7.
 1. 
Sec. 1. Definitions.
 2. 
Sec. 2. Fire limits.
 3. 
Sec. 3. Building inspector—Appointment; compensation; bond.
 4. 
Sec. 4. Same—Duties.
 5. 
Sec. 5. Same—Not to engage in construction business.
 6. 
Sec. 6. Same—Right of entry; obstructing.
 7. 
Sec. 7. Survey showing street lines.
 8. 
Sec. 8. Permits—When required.
 9. 
Sec. 9. Same—Form and contents of applications.
 10. 
Sec. 10. Same—For moving buildings.
 11. 
Sec. 11. Same—Estimated cost for determining fees.
 12. 
Sec. 12. Same—Fees; adjustment of fees upon completion of work.
 13. 
Sec. 13. Change in structure after permit is issued.
 14. 
Sec. 14. Grade and line of sewer.
 15. 
Sec. 15. Grade of streets and sidewalks.
 16. 
Sec. 16. Certificates of occupancy.
 17. 
Sec. 17. Foundation.
 18. 
Sec. 18. Walls, cornices and roofs required within congested fire limits.
 19. 
Sec. 19. Permissible wooden structures within congested fire limits.
 20. 
Sec. 20. Repairing frame building within congested fire limits.
 21. 
Sec. 21. Buildings required to be fireproof.
 22. 
Sec. 22. Mill building and factory construction.
 23. 
Sec. 23. Limits of height and area.
 24. 
Sec. 24. Walls.
 25. 
Sec. 25. Concrete construction.
 26. 
Sec. 26. Steel construction.
 27. 
Sec. 27. Protection of ends of wooden beams.
 28. 
Sec. 28. Protection of wall openings.
 29. 
Sec. 29. Stairway and elevator shafts.
 30. 
Sec. 30. Skylights, windows, etc., over stairway and elevator shafts.
 31. 
Sec. 31. Fire escapes.
 32. 
Sec. 32. Floor lights.
 33. 
Sec. 33. Roof covering; condemning wood shingle roofs.
 34. 
Sec. 34. Roof openings.
 35. 
Sec. 35. Means of egress required.
 36. 
Sec. 36. Fire stops.
 37. 
Sec. 37. Areaways.
 38. 
Sec. 38. Prohibited location for dwelling houses.
 39. 
Sec. 39. Construction of frame buildings.
 40. 
Sec. 40. Joists and floor loads.
 41. 
Sec. 41. Fire walls in tenement houses.
 42. 
Sec. 42. Specifications for sleeping rooms.
 43. 
Sec. 43. Chimneys, fireplaces, etc.
 44. 
Sec. 44. Separating wooden beams, etc., from chimneys, etc.
 45. 
Sec. 45. Smoke pipes.
 46. 
Sec. 46. Hot air pipes, registers, etc.
 47. 
Sec. 47. Dry rooms.
 48. 
Sec. 48. Furnaces and similar appliances.
 49. 
Sec. 49. Vent pipes for gas appliances.
 50. 
Sec. 50. Vent flues.
 51. 
Sec. 51. Theatres.
 52. 
Sec. 52. Safety of design.
 53. 
Sec. 53. Marquees overhanging streets.
 54. 
Sec. 54. Auto repair shops and public garages.
 55. 
Sec. 55. Condemnation of buildings and structures in dangerous condition.
 56. 
Sec. 56. Interpretation of chapter.
 57. 
Sec. 57. To what buildings and structures these regulations apply.
 58. 
Sec. 58. Penalties.
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CHAPTER 8.
 1. 
Sec. 1. City planning commission established.
 2. 
Sec. 2. Members of commission; appointment and term; compensation; vacancies.
 3. 
Sec. 3. Chairman and vice-chairman of commission; secretary.
 4. 
Sec. 4. Meetings of commission; adoption of rules; keeping records.
 5. 
Sec. 5. Powers and duties of commission.
 6. 
Sec. 6. Subdivisions of property to be approved by commission.
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CHAPTER 9.
 I. 
Article I. Civil and Police Justice.
 II. 
Article II. Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court.
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Article I. Civil and Police Justice.
 1. 
Sec. 1. Election, term and qualifications.
 2. 
Sec. 2. Jurisdiction; powers and duties.
 3. 
Sec. 3. When court open for business; vacation period.
 4. 
Sec. 4. Compensation.
 5. 
Sec. 5. Fines, costs and trial fees; accounting.
 6. 
Sec. 6. Collection and use of fines.
 7. 
Sec. 7. Imprisonment upon non-payment of fine.
 8. 
Sec. 8. Substitute civil and police justice.
 9. 
Sec. 9. Courtroom, office and supplies.
 10. 
Sec. 10. Bailiff and clerk of court.
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Article II. Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court.
 11. 
Sec. 11. Appointment and term of judge.
 12. 
Sec. 12. Jurisdiction and duties.
 13. 
Sec. 13. Compensation of Judge.
 14. 
Sec. 14. Accounting for fines and fees.
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CHAPTER 10.
 1. 
Sec. 1. City electrician — Appointment; compensation; bond.
 2. 
Sec. 2. Same—Powers and duties generally.
 3. 
Sec. 3. Same—Not to engage in electrical business.
 4. 
Sec. 4. Same—Right of entry; obstructing.
 5. 
Sec. 5. Only registered electrician to make installations, etc.; helpers.
 6. 
Sec. 6. Engaging in electrical business for the general public—License and registration required; examination; fee.
 7. 
Sec. 7. Same—Bond required.
 8. 
Sec. 8. Same—Liability for damages resulting from violation of chapter.
 9. 
Sec. 9. Registration of electricians; type of work authorized.
 10. 
Sec. 10. Permits for installations or alterations — Individual permits — Form and content of application; issuance.
 11. 
Sec. 11. Same—Same—For others than employees.
 12. 
Sec. 12. Same—Same—Upon undertaking work started by another.
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Sec. 13. Same—Same—Fees.
  
Open or concealed work to outlets.
  
Alteration to existing wiring systems.
  
Motor wiring and motor installations.
  
Generators.
  
Ranges and water heaters.
  
Electric signs and marquees.
  
Radio antennas.
  
Miscellaneous units and appliances.
 14. 
Sec. 14. Same—Annual permits; application; records to be kept; expiration; fees.
 15. 
Sec. 15. Inspections—When required; uncovering concealed work.
 16. 
Sec. 16. Same—Notice to city electrician; certificate of approval; connection certificates, etc.
 17. 
Sec. 17. Same—Additional inspections.
 18. 
Sec. 18. Temporary installations and wiring.
 19. 
Sec. 19. Requirements for installations generally.
 20. 
Sec. 20. Standard for general electrical construction.
 21. 
Sec. 21. Authorization of special wiring methods.
 22. 
Sec. 22. Use of metal conduit or armored metal cable; authorizing use of surface metal raceway, etc.
 23. 
Sec. 23. Use of rigid conduit service.
 24. 
Sec. 24. Wiring in buildings being remodeled.
 25. 
Sec. 25. Installation of radios and antennas.
 26. 
Sec. 26. Sale of materials and appliances—Approval by city electrician; provisional approval.
 27. 
Sec. 27. Same—Selling unapproved appliances, etc.
 28. 
Sec. 28. Same — Devices and equipment deemed approved for sale.
 29. 
Sec. 29. Same—Trademarks, identification, etc.
 30. 
Sec. 30. Dead wires; unsafe poles, wires, etc.
 31. 
Sec. 31. Poles.
 32. 
Sec. 32. Electrical construction in streets.
 33. 
Sec. 33. Use of poles for city wires.
 34. 
Sec. 34. Penalty.
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CHAPTER 11.
 I. 
Article I. In General.
 II. 
Article II. Explosives.
 III. 
Article III. Flammable Liquids.
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Article I. In General.
 1. 
Sec. 1. Shooting fireworks.
 2. 
Sec. 2. Steam boilers.
 3. 
Sec. 3. Duty of chief of fire department.
 4. 
Sec. 4. Permit to operate filling station.
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Article II. Explosives.
 5. 
Sec. 5. To be kept only in conformity with article.
 6. 
Sec. 6. Keeping for purpose other than sale.
 7. 
Sec. 7. Keeping by retail dealers.
 8. 
Sec. 8. Keeping by wholesale dealers.
 9. 
Sec. 9. Keeping dynamite or nitroglycerin on sale in store.
 10. 
Sec. 10. Dealers to post signs; location of explosives in buildings; notice to fire chief.
 11. 
Sec. 11. Transporting explosives.
 12. 
Sec. 12. Permits for purchases.
 13. 
Sec. 13. Penalty.
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Article III. Flammable Liquids.
 14. 
Sec. 14. Bulk storage; keeping or handling in bulk.
 15. 
Sec. 15. Unloading tank cars.
 16. 
Sec. 16. Piping from unloading point to storage tank.
 17. 
Sec. 17. Wholesale storage; specifications for tanks, etc.
 18. 
Sec. 18. Permits for installing storage tanks.
 19. 
Sec. 19. Penalty.
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CHAPTER 12.
 1. 
Sec. 1. Composition; supervision of department.
 2. 
Sec. 2. Election of officers by company; confirmation by council.
 3. 
Sec. 3. Chief—Powers and duties generally.
 4. 
Sec. 4. Same—Annual report and inventory.
 5. 
Sec. 5. Eligibility and oath of chief and assistant.
 6. 
Sec. 6. Charges against members for nonperformance of duty.
 7. 
Sec. 7. Excluding persons from fires; interference with fire company.
 8. 
Sec. 8. Inspection of buildings, etc., by chief; abatement of fire hazards; refusal to permit inspection.
 9. 
Sec. 9. Right of way; obstructing apparatus of fire department.
 10. 
Sec. 10. Vehicles construed as apparatus of fire department.
 11. 
Sec. 11. Use of streets occupied by fire department.
 12. 
Sec. 12. Obstructing access to fire plugs.
 13. 
Sec. 13. Crossing fire hose.
 14. 
Sec. 14. Publishing information with respect to fire alarm boxes.
 15. 
Sec. 15. False fire alarm.
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CHAPTER 13.
 I. 
Article I. In General.
 II. 
Article II. Food Establishments.
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Article I. In General.
 1. 
Sec. 1. Protection from flies, dust and dirt; exposing on street or sidewalk.
 2. 
Sec. 2. Spoiled, diseased, adulterated or misbranded foodstuffs.
 3. 
Sec. 3. Vegetables grown on soil impregnated with human excrement.
 4. 
Sec. 4. Handling and sale of meats, fowl, etc.; permit to sell meat not inspected at abattoir.
 5. 
Sec. 5. Wrapping bakery products.
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Article II. Food Establishments.
 6. 
Sec. 6. Definitions.
 7. 
Sec. 7. Permits—To operate restaurant; posting; fee.
 8. 
Sec. 8. Same—For employees.
 9. 
Sec. 9. Examination and condemnation of unwholesome food or drink.
 10. 
Sec. 10. Health officer to enforce article; inspections.
 11. 
Sec. 11. Notification of disease.
 12. 
Sec. 12. Procedure when infection suspected.
 13. 
Sec. 13. Floors.
 14. 
Sec. 14. Walls and ceilings.
 15. 
Sec. 15. Lighting.
 16. 
Sec. 16. Ventilation.
 17. 
Sec. 17. Toilets; posting handwashing signs.
 18. 
Sec. 18. Water supply.
 19. 
Sec. 19. Personal cleanliness of employees; washing hands, etc.
 20. 
Sec. 20. Washing facilities for employees.
 21. 
Sec. 21. Screening; self-closing doors, etc.
 22. 
Sec. 22. Construction of utensils and equipment.
 23. 
Sec. 23. Eating and drinking utensils — Dishwashing equipment.
 24. 
Sec. 24. Same—Methods of bactericidal treatment.
 25. 
Sec. 25. Same—Storing and handling; single-service utensils.
 26. 
Sec. 26. Disposal of wastes.
 27. 
Sec. 27. Refrigeration.
 28. 
Sec. 28. Milk and cream.
 29. 
Sec. 29. Storage and display of food and drink.
 30. 
Sec. 30. Cleanliness generally; use of rooms for domestic purposes; dressing rooms; soiled linen, etc.
 31. 
Sec. 31. Materials used for cleaning or polishing utensils.
 32. 
Sec. 32. Tables, shelves and napkins.
 33. 
Sec. 33. Vermin and rodent control methods.
 34. 
Sec. 34. Penalty; revocation of permit.
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CHAPTER 14.
 1. 
Sec. 1. Application for service; connections outside city.
 2. 
Sec. 2. General rates.
 3. 
Sec. 3. Optional rates.
 4. 
Sec. 4. Charges when meter fails to register.
 5. 
Sec. 5. Deposits by consumers.
 6. 
Sec. 6. When bills payable.
 7. 
Sec. 7. Cutting off service for nonpayment of bills, etc.
 8. 
Sec. 8. Same—Connecting charge.
 9. 
Sec. 9. Removing or interfering with meters or fixtures.
 10. 
Sec. 10. Repair and replacement of meters; consumers responsible for contents of prepay meters.
 11. 
Sec. 11. Complaints against gas bills; testing meters.
 12. 
Sec. 12. Preservation of gas and city property at fires, etc.
 13. 
Sec. 13. Examining apparatus and stopping leaks.
 14. 
Sec. 14. Connections to be made by city; payment of costs.
 15. 
Sec. 15. Repair of pipes and fixtures in street.
 16. 
Sec. 16. Unauthorized additions to pipes and fixtures and introduction of gas therein.
 17. 
Sec. 17. Right of access to premises.
 18. 
Sec. 18. Turning on or using gas without authority.
 19. 
Sec. 19. Obstructing stopcocks or fixtures; interfering with pipes.
 20. 
Sec. 20. Pipe lines laid by property owners.
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CHAPTER 15.
 1. 
Sec. 1. Joint health board—Composition.
 2. 
Sec. 2. Same—Appointment and term of member selected by city; term of other members.
 3. 
Sec. 3. Same—Powers and duties generally.
 4. 
Sec. 4. Same—Powers and duties of officers, agents and employees.
 5. 
Sec. 5. Same—Rules and regulations; penalty for violation.
 6. 
Sec. 6. Health officer—Appointment; compensation.
 7. 
Sec. 7. Same—Powers and duties.
 8. 
Sec. 8. Communicable diseases—Reports by physicians.
 9. 
Sec. 9. Same—Reports by owners of residences, etc.
 10. 
Sec. 10. Same—Establishing quarantine.
 11. 
Sec. 11. Same—Removal of diseased persons for proper isolation.
 12. 
Sec. 12. Same—Placarding residences, etc.; notifying superintendent of schools.
 13. 
Sec. 13. Same—Sale or disposal of infected articles.
 14. 
Sec. 14. Same—Interfering with quarantine notice.
 15. 
Sec. 15. Same—Penalty for violation of sections eight to fourteen.
 16. 
Sec. 16. Condemnation of wells and springs.
 17. 
Sec. 17. Vaccination of school teachers and pupils.
 18. 
Sec. 18. Inspection of streets and premises; abatement of nuisances.
 19. 
Sec. 19. Drains and running water; stagnant water.
 20. 
Sec. 20. Discharge of water, slops, etc.
 21. 
Sec. 21. Failure to remove nuisance, etc., after notice.
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CHAPTER 16.
 1. 
Sec. 1. Library board—Election and term of members; vacancies.
 2. 
Sec. 2. Same—Officers.
 3. 
Sec. 3. Same—Powers and duties generally.
 4. 
Sec. 4. Same—Appointment of librarian, etc.; fixing compensation of appointees.
 5. 
Sec. 5. Reports by board and librarian.
 6. 
Sec. 6. Audit and inventory of accounts and property.
 7. 
Sec. 7. Responsibility for expenditures; incurring obligations.
 8. 
Sec. 8. Duties and responsibilities of librarian.
 9. 
Sec. 9. Destroying or injuring books, etc.
 10. 
Sec. 10. Failure to return books, etc., after notice; books, etc., lost or destroyed.
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CHAPTER 17.
 1. 
Sec. 1. Definitions.
 2. 
Sec. 2. Sale of adulterated or misbranded milk or milk products prohibited.
 3. 
Sec. 3. Permits—Required; posting permit number.
 4. 
Sec. 4. Same—Revocation.
 5. 
Sec. 5. Same—Fees.
 6. 
Sec. 6. Labeling and placarding; card to be displayed by restaurants, etc.
 7. 
Sec. 7. Inspection of dairy farms and milk plants for the purpose of grading or regrading.
 8. 
Sec. 8. Testing of milk and milk products.
 9. 
Sec. 9. Grading of milk and cream.
 10. 
Sec. 10. Grade "A" raw milk.
 11. 
Sec. 11. Grade "B" raw milk.
 12. 
Sec. 12. Grade "A" pasteurized milk.
 13. 
Sec. 13. Grade "B" pasteurized milk.
 14. 
Sec. 14. Points to be scored by producers of grade "A" raw or pasteurized milk.
 15. 
Sec. 15. Points to be scored by producers of grade "B" raw or pasteurized milk.
 16. 
Sec. 16. Grades of milk and cream which may be sold.
 17. 
Sec. 17. Supplementary regrading.
 18. 
Sec. 18. Transferring or dipping; sale in food establishments.
 19. 
Sec. 19. Milk and cream from points beyond the inspection of the city.
 20. 
Sec. 20. Spitting.
 21. 
Sec. 21. Vehicles used in transporting.
 22. 
Sec. 22. Denaturing misbranded products.
 23. 
Sec. 23. Repasteurization prohibited.
 24. 
Sec. 24. Future dairies and milk plants.
 25. 
Sec. 25. Penalty.
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CHAPTER 18.
 I. 
Article I. Regulation of Traffic Generally.
 II. 
Article II. Parking Meters.
 III. 
Article III. Vehicles for Hire.
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Article I. Regulation of Traffic Generally.
 1. 
Sec. 1. Definitions.
 2. 
Sec. 2. Uniformity of interpretation.
 3. 
Sec. 3. Unlawful not to comply with article.
 4. 
Sec. 4. Drivers of state, county and city vehicles subject to provisions of chapter.
 5. 
Sec. 5. Persons riding bicycles or animals to obey traffic regulations.
 6. 
Sec. 6. Supervision by mayor and chief of police; traffic signs; penalty for violating regulations.
 7. 
Sec. 7. Regulatory powers of mayor and chief of police.
 8. 
Sec. 8. Direction of traffic by officer.
 9. 
Sec. 9. Signals by traffic officers.
 10. 
Sec. 10. Signals by lights or semaphores.
 11. 
Sec. 11. Local traffic signs.
 12. 
Sec. 12. Other than official traffic signs prohibited.
 13. 
Sec. 13. Injuring signs.
 14. 
Sec. 14. Driving while under the influence of intoxicating liquor or narcotic drugs.
 15. 
Sec. 15. Duty to report accident.
 16. 
Sec. 16. Garage keeper to report damaged and abandoned vehicles.
 17. 
Sec. 17. Reckless driving.
 18. 
Sec. 18. Restrictions as to speed; other acts declared misdemeanors.
 19. 
Sec. 19. Special speed limitations on bridges.
 20. 
Sec. 20. When speed limit not applicable.
 21. 
Sec. 21. Drive on right side of highways.
 22. 
Sec. 22. Keep to the right in crossing intersections or railroads.
 23. 
Sec. 23. Special regulations applicable on streets and highways laned for traffic.
 24. 
Sec. 24. Passing vehicles proceeding in opposite directions.
 25. 
Sec. 25. Overtaking a vehicle.
 26. 
Sec. 26. Driver to give way to overtaking vehicle.
 27. 
Sec. 27. Limitations on privilege of overtaking and passing.
 28. 
Sec. 28. Following too closely.
 29. 
Sec. 29. Turning around in street.
 30. 
Sec. 30. Turning at intersection.
 31. 
Sec. 31. Signals on starting, stopping or turning.
 32. 
Sec. 32. Right-of-way.
 33. 
Sec. 33. Exception to the right-of-way rules.
 34. 
Sec. 34. What to do on approach of police or fire department vehicle; following fire apparatus, etc.
 35. 
Sec. 35. Pedestrians.
 36. 
Sec. 36. Driving through safety zone prohibited.
 37. 
Sec. 37. Railroad warning signals must be obeyed.
 38. 
Sec. 38. Slowing down or stopping at railway grade crossings.
 39. 
Sec. 39. Stopping on highway.
 40. 
Sec. 40. Parking in front of fire hydrant, fire station, private driveway or intersection.
 41. 
Sec. 41. Driving on steep grades.
 42. 
Sec. 42. Coasting prohibited.
 43. 
Sec. 43. Lighting equipment of vehicles.
 44. 
Sec. 44. Requirements as to headlamps.
 45. 
Sec. 45. Acetylene lights.
 46. 
Sec. 46. Lights on parked vehicles.
 47. 
Sec. 47. Brakes; precautions to be taken when vehicles left unattended.
 48. 
Sec. 48. Steering gear.
 49. 
Sec. 49. Horns and warning devices.
 50. 
Sec. 50. Mirrors.
 51. 
Sec. 51. Signs, posters, etc., on windshields; windshield wipers.
 52. 
Sec. 52. Flag or light at end of load.
 53. 
Sec. 53. Prevention of noise, smoke, etc.; spilling contents from vehicles; vehicles hauling logs, etc.
 54. 
Sec. 54. Signal devices.
 55. 
Sec. 55. Sale or use of equipment not approved by commissioner; trademarks on equipment.
 56. 
Sec. 56. Size of vehicle and loads.
 57. 
Sec. 57. Trailers and towed vehicles.
 58. 
Sec. 58. Weight of vehicles and loads.
 59. 
Sec. 59. Permits for excessive size and weight.
 60. 
Sec. 60. Mayor and chief of police may decrease weight limits.
 61. 
Sec. 61. Officers may weigh vehicle and require removal of excess load.
 62. 
Sec. 62. Restrictions as to tire equipment.
 63. 
Sec. 63. One-way streets.
 64. 
Sec. 64. Parking to be in accordance with signs, signals, etc.
 65. 
Sec. 65. Parking in certain streets between certain hours.
 66. 
Sec. 66. Parking of busses, trucks, etc., between midnight and 6:00 A. M.
 67. 
Sec. 67. City license number plates to be attached to rear of motor vehicle.
 68. 
Sec. 68. Duty to stop in event of accident.
 69. 
Sec. 69. Penalties for misdemeanor.
 70. 
Sec. 70. Appearance upon arrest.
 71. 
Sec. 71. Report of convictions to be sent to division.
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Article II. Parking Meters.
 72. 
Sec. 72. Definitions.
 73. 
Sec. 73. Parking meter zone established; time limit.
 74. 
Sec. 74. Installation and operation.
 75. 
Sec. 75. Marking parking spaces adjacent to meters; manner of parking.
 76. 
Sec. 76. How parking meter and space to be used; overtime parking.
 77. 
Sec. 77. Permitting vehicle to remain parked at meter after expiration of time limit.
 78. 
Sec. 78. Use of slugs, etc., in meters.
 79. 
Sec. 79. Parking for purpose of making sales.
 80. 
Sec. 80. Injuring or tampering with meters.
 81. 
Sec. 81. Duty of police in case of overtime parking; penalty.
 82. 
Sec. 82. Deposits required levied as fees for certain purposes.
 83. 
Sec. 83. Loading zones, bus stops, etc., in parking meter zones.
 84. 
Sec. 84. Use of meter space for receiving passengers, making deliveries, etc.
 85. 
Sec. 85. Owner of vehicle prima facie guilty of violation.
 86. 
Sec. 86. Penalty.
 87. 
Sec. 87. Article applicable only to parking between certain hours.
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Article III. Vehicles for Hire.
 88. 
Sec. 88. Inspecting and maintaining in safe condition.
 89. 
Sec. 89. Registration of vehicles; posting registration card; fees.
 90. 
Sec. 90. Registration of drivers; posting registration card and photograph; fees.
 91. 
Sec. 91. Bond or insurance required of operators.
 92. 
Sec. 92. Maximum rates; posting schedule.
 93. 
Sec. 93. Penalty.
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CHAPTER 19.
 1. 
Sec. 1. Abusive or profane language.
 2. 
Sec. 2. Adultery or fornication.
 3. 
Sec. 3. Aeroplanes, dirigibles, blimps, etc. — Altitude over city.
 4. 
Sec. 4. Same—Dropping advertising matter.
 5. 
Sec. 5. Annoying or interfering with pupils of female or public schools.
 6. 
Sec. 6. Burning of trash, debris, etc.; bonfires.
 7. 
Sec. 7. Carnivals and like exhibitions—Deposit to pay cost of policing.
 8. 
Sec. 8. Same—Indecent shows or illegal games—Bond.
 9. 
Sec. 9. Same—Same—Penalty.
 10. 
Sec. 10. Checks, etc., drawn without sufficient funds.
 11. 
Sec. 11. Church steps; defacing, lounging upon, etc.
 12. 
Sec. 12. Circus exhibitions, etc.
 13. 
Sec. 13. Curfew.
 14. 
Sec. 14. Dance halls.
 15. 
Sec. 15. Dangerous missiles; air guns, gravel shooters, etc.
 16. 
Sec. 16. Defacing advertisements.
 17. 
Sec. 17. Disguises in public.
 18. 
Sec. 18. Disorderly conduct.
 19. 
Sec. 19. Disturbing public assemblies.
 20. 
Sec. 20. Disturbing public worship.
 21. 
Sec. 21. Drunkenness.
 22. 
Sec. 22. Failure to assist officer.
 23. 
Sec. 23. Failure to deliver food or refund money where money accepted in advance.
 24. 
Sec. 24. Flying kites or playing ball in streets.
 25. 
Sec. 25. Gambling—Keeping gaming table or device.
 26. 
Sec. 26. Same—Keeping place for gaming.
 27. 
Sec. 27. Same—Betting or participating in gambling.
 28. 
Sec. 28. Same—Playing "craps".
 29. 
Sec. 29. Same—Lottery or raffle.
 30. 
Sec. 30. Handbills—Posting, etc.
 31. 
Sec. 31. Imitating police whistle.
 32. 
Sec. 32. Indecent books, pictures, statuary, etc.
 33. 
Sec. 33. Indecent exposure; obscene acts, language, etc.
 34. 
Sec. 34. Injuring or defacing trees or property; leaving gates open.
 35. 
Sec. 35. Interfering with females.
 36. 
Sec. 36. Lewd persons; street walkers.
 37. 
Sec. 37. Marathon dances or contests.
 38. 
Sec. 38. Merry-go-rounds, etc.
 39. 
Sec. 39. Noise, odors and fumes.
 40. 
Sec. 40. Obtaining credit, etc., with intent to defraud hotel or boarding house.
 41. 
Sec. 41. Occupying or using streets or public property contrary to law.
 42. 
Sec. 42. Offensive matter.
 43. 
Sec. 43. Pawnbrokers, junk and secondhand dealers— Daily records of articles pawned and bought.
 44. 
Sec. 44. Same—Furnishing reports to chief of police.
 45. 
Sec. 45. Same—Penalty; revocation of license.
 46. 
Sec. 46. Petit larceny.
 47. 
Sec. 47. Poolrooms, bowling alleys, shooting galleries, etc.—Minors.
 48. 
Sec. 48. Same—Hours; gambling.
 49. 
Sec. 49. Prize fights.
 50. 
Sec. 50. Prostitution—Keeping or being inmate of house of ill fame.
 51. 
Sec. 51. Same—Frequenting house of ill fame.
 52. 
Sec. 52. Same—Renting property for use as house of ill fame.
 53. 
Sec. 53. Same—Permitting use of property as house of ill fame after notice.
 54. 
Sec. 54. Refuse matter thrown on streets or private property.
 55. 
Sec. 55. Resisting or obstructing officers, employees, etc.
 56. 
Sec. 56. Riot, rout, assault and battery, etc.
 57. 
Sec. 57. Slot machines.
 58. 
Sec. 58. Smoke nuisance.
 59. 
Sec. 59. Smoking in theatres.
 60. 
Sec. 60. Spitting.
 61. 
Sec. 61. Street drumming.
 62. 
Sec. 62. Sunday—Laboring at trade or calling.
 63. 
Sec. 63. Same—Sale of wine.
 64. 
Sec. 64. Threatening messages.
 65. 
Sec. 65. Tobacco sales, etc., to minors.
 66. 
Sec. 66. Trespass.
 67. 
Sec. 67. Unlawful assemblages.
 68. 
Sec. 68. Untrue, deceptive or misleading advertising.
 69. 
Sec. 69. Same—What deemed deceptive advertising.
 70. 
Sec. 70. Same—Penalty.
 71. 
Sec. 71. Vacant lots; cutting weeds and foreign growth.
 72. 
Sec. 72. Vagrants—Persons deemed vagrants.
 73. 
Sec. 73. Same—How dealt with.
 74. 
Sec. 74. Same—Railroads, etc., bringing vagrants into city.
 75. 
Sec. 75. Weapons—Carrying concealed weapons.
 76. 
Sec. 76. Same—Shooting within city.
 77. 
Sec. 77. Same—Sales, etc., to minors.
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CHAPTER 20.
 1. 
Sec. 1. Superintendent—Appointment.
 2. 
Sec. 2. Same—Powers and duties generally; obstructing.
 3. 
Sec. 3. Same—Keeping record of burials.
 4. 
Sec. 4. Mapping and selling grave spaces.
 5. 
Sec. 5. Conveying space in cemeteries; deeds.
 6. 
Sec. 6. To whom spaces shall be sold.
 7. 
Sec. 7. Burial of paupers.
 8. 
Sec. 8. Charges for keeping spaces in order.
 9. 
Sec. 9. Perpetual care of sections or spaces; fund.
 10. 
Sec. 10. Perpetual care cemetery commission; composition; powers and duties.
 11. 
Sec. 11. Digging graves—Notice to keeper of cemeteries.
 12. 
Sec. 12. Same—Fees.
 13. 
Sec. 13. Care of graves of war veterans.
 14. 
Sec. 14. Keepers of cemeteries to make reports and return burial permits.
 15. 
Sec. 15. Trespassing or destroying property in cemeteries, parks, etc.
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CHAPTER 21.
 I. 
Article I. In General.
 II. 
Article II. Plumbing.
 III. 
Article III. Sewers.
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Article I. In General.
 1. 
Sec. 1. Duty of owner to connect with city sewer.
 2. 
Sec. 2. Each building to be separately connected with sewer.
 3. 
Sec. 3. Use of septic tanks.
 4. 
Sec. 4. Disposal of excreta from human bodies.
 5. 
Sec. 5. Sewered water closet or sanitary privy required.
 6. 
Sec. 6. Privies—Construction requirements and regulations generally.
 7. 
Sec. 7. Same—Keeping in cleanly condition; use only for toilet purposes.
 8. 
Sec. 8. Same—Not to be permitted to overflow.
 9. 
Sec. 9. Same—Noncomplying privies declared nuisance.
 10. 
Sec. 10. Same—Alterations or constructions to privies found to be nuisances.
 11. 
Sec. 11. Same—Receptacles for sanitary privies.
 12. 
Sec. 12. Same—Inspection.
 13. 
Sec. 13. Same—Replacement of can privies.
 14. 
Sec. 14. Sewers discharging into septic tanks or cesspools.
 15. 
Sec. 15. Penalty.
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Article II. Plumbing.
 16. 
Sec. 16. Plumbing inspector — Appointment; compensation.
 17. 
Sec. 17. Same—Powers and duties generally.
 18. 
Sec. 18. Same—Not to engage in plumbing business.
 19. 
Sec. 19. Same—Right of entry; obstructing.
 20. 
Sec. 20. Only licensed plumber or agent to make sewer connections, etc.
 21. 
Sec. 21. Plumbers—Registration.
 22. 
Sec. 22. Same—Revocation of registration certificate.
 23. 
Sec. 23. Same—License.
 24. 
Sec. 24. Same—Bond.
 25. 
Sec. 25. Same—Correcting work improperly done, etc.; liability for damages.
 26. 
Sec. 26. Permits — Form and contents of application; issuance.
 27. 
Sec. 27. Same—For others than employees.
 28. 
Sec. 28. Same—Fees.
 29. 
Sec. 29. Plumber undertaking work started by another.
 30. 
Sec. 30. Inspections—Required; work concealed before inspection.
 31. 
Sec. 31. Same—Notice to inspector; certificates of approval, etc.
 32. 
Sec. 32. Same—Additional inspections; fees.
 33. 
Ses. 33. Same—Preparation for inspection; methods of testing.
 34. 
Sec. 34. Adoption of requirements of state law.
 35. 
Sec. 35. Penalty.
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Article III. Sewers.
 36. 
Sec. 36. "Main or lateral sewers" and "house sewers" defined.
 37. 
Sec. 37. Sewer connections—Application; charge.
 38. 
Sec. 38. Same—Outside city; application; contract executed by property owner.
 39. 
Sec. 39. Injuring sewers, manholes, etc.
 40. 
Sec. 40. Discharging refuse or garbage into sewers.
 41. 
Sec. 41. Rain and surface water not to flow into sewer.
 42. 
Sec. 42. Removal of obstructions.
 43. 
Sec. 43. Private sewer lines; connection with city sewer; rights of city.
 44. 
Sec. 44. Penalty.
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CHAPTER 22.
 I. 
Article I. In General.
 II. 
Article II. Chief and Lieutenants.
 III. 
Article III. Policemen.
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Article I. In General.
 1. 
Sec. 1. Composition of police force; election of officers and members.
 2. 
Sec. 2. Under control of mayor.
 3. 
Sec. 3. Powers of policeman; oath of office.
 4. 
Sec. 4. Special police; filling vacancies; examinations.
 5. 
Sec. 5. Police to be uniformed.
 6. 
Sec. 6. Annual furloughs.
 7. 
Sec. 7. Desk sergeant to call firemen.
 8. 
Sec. 8. Responding to call of city officials.
 9. 
Sec. 9. Issuance of summons by officers; violating promise to appear.
 10. 
Sec. 10. Giving name and address to officers; false name or address.
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Article II. Chief and Lieutenants.
 11. 
Sec. 11. Chief—Powers and duties generally.
 12. 
Sec. 12. Same—Records and reports.
 13. 
Sec. 13. Same—Suspending subordinates from duty.
 14. 
Sec. 14. Same—Furnishing information to city manager.
 15. 
Sec. 15. Same—Absence or sickness.
 16. 
Sec. 16. Lieutenants—Duties generally.
 17. 
Sec. 17. Same—Visiting beats.
 18. 
Sec. 18. Same—Inspecting policemen at roll call.
 19. 
Sec. 19. Power of chief or lieutenants to accept bail.
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Article III. Policemen.
 20. 
Sec. 20. Duties generally.
 21. 
Sec. 21. Attendance, obedience to orders, etc.
 22. 
Sec. 22. Absence.
 23. 
Sec. 23. Dress on duty, badge, etc.
 24. 
Sec. 24. Presents, fees or rewards.
 25. 
Sec. 25. Property supposed to be stolen or lost.
 26. 
Sec. 26. Vigilance to prevent crime.
 27. 
Sec. 27. Inspection of doors, windows, etc.
 28. 
Sec. 28. Acquaintance with streets, property and persons.
 29. 
Sec. 29. Watching conduct of persons of bad character, etc.
 30. 
Sec. 30. Conduct toward offenders and prisoners.
 31. 
Sec. 31. Use of intoxicants; entering certain houses.
 32. 
Sec. 32. Deportment on duty.
 33. 
Sec. 33. Taking notice of vehicles at night.
 34. 
Sec. 34. Leaving beat.
 35. 
Sec. 35. Giving name and number.
 36. 
Sec. 36. Must know rules and regulations.
 37. 
Sec. 37. Information to be reported.
 38. 
Sec. 38. Duty in plain clothes.
 39. 
Sec. 39. Reporting violation of revenue laws.
 40. 
Sec. 40. Hours of duty.
 41. 
Sec. 41. Interest in outside business.
 42. 
Sec. 42. Accountable for equipment.
 43. 
Sec. 43. Political activities.
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CHAPTER 23.
 1. 
Sec. 1. City jail established.
 2. 
Sec. 2. Sergeant to have supervision and control of jail.
 3. 
Sec. 3. What persons confined to city jail.
 4. 
Sec. 4. Committing persons to jail; release from custody.
 5. 
Sec. 5. Purchases for jail.
 6. 
Sec. 6. Health officer to inspect jail; reports to city manager.
 7. 
Sec. 7. Sick prisoners.
 8. 
Sec. 8. Limitation of confinement for failure to pay fines and costs.
 9. 
Sec. 9. Credit for good conduct; credits on fine and costs.
 10. 
Sec. 10. Work force — Establishment; control of city manager.
 11. 
Sec. 11. Same—Persons required to work.
 12. 
Sec. 12. Same—Foreman and assistant foreman—Appointment.
 13. 
Sec. 13. Same — Same — Powers and duties; removal from office.
 14. 
Sec. 14. Same—Taking out prisoners to labor.
 15. 
Sec. 15. Same—Prisoners to obey orders and work each day unless excused.
 16. 
Sec. 16. Same—Punishment of prisoners.
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CHAPTER 24.
 1. 
Sec. 1. Director of public welfare; powers and duties generally.
 2. 
Sec. 2. Superintendent of public welfare—Appointment; compensation.
 3. 
Sec. 3. Same—Powers and duties generally.
 4. 
Sec. 4. Same—Remanding cases to district home.
 5. 
Sec. 5. Same—Accounting for city funds; incurring indebtedness beyond appropriation.
 6. 
Sec. 6. Same—Reports and information.
 7. 
Sec. 7. Public welfare employees.
 8. 
Sec. 8. Representative to district home board.
 9. 
Sec. 9. Providing assistance to families unable to support themselves.
 10. 
Sec. 10. Non-resident paupers coming into the city.
 11. 
Sec. 11. Aid to destitute non-residents.
 12. 
Sec. 12. Burial of paupers.
 13. 
Sec. 13. Audit and inventory in public welfare department.
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CHAPTER 25.
 1. 
Sec. 1. Restrictions as to speed.
 2. 
Sec. 2. Placing obstructions on tracks.
 3. 
Sec. 3. Sounding locomotive whistles in city.
 4. 
Sec. 4. Ringing locomotive bell.
 5. 
Sec. 5. Flagman—Stationing at certain points, etc.
 6. 
Sec. 6. Same—Appointed as special police.
 7. 
Sec. 7. Driving in front of locomotives; getting on or off train in motion.
 8. 
Sec. 8. Loitering or trespassing upon tracks or platform.
 9. 
Sec. 9. Obstructing passage on streets; vehicles standing on tracks.
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CHAPTER 26.
 1. 
Sec. 1. Composition; election and terms of members.
 2. 
Sec. 2. Powers and duties.
 3. 
Sec. 3. Classified report and estimate.
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CHAPTER 27.
 I. 
Article I. In General.
 II. 
Article II. Electric Signs.
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Article I. In General.
 1. 
Sec. 1. Non-electric signs prohibited.
 2. 
Sec. 2. Swinging awnings.
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Article II. Electric Signs.
 3. 
Sec. 3. Permits—Application.
 4. 
Sec. 4. Same—Construction permits.
 5. 
Sec. 5. Same—Electrical permits for operation and maintenance.
 6. 
Sec. 6. Same—Fees.
 7. 
Sec. 7. Same—Form and number of copies.
 8. 
Sec. 8. Requirements for construction and installation generally.
 9. 
Sec. 9. Requirements as to materials and specifications generally.
 10. 
Sec. 10. Alterations.
 11. 
Sec. 11. Circular or cylindrical signs.
 12. 
Sec. 12. Projections over sidewalks, etc.; distance above sidewalks, etc.; distance from building.
 13. 
Sec. 13. Supporting and bracing.
 14. 
Sec. 14. Wind pressure requirements.
 15. 
Sec. 15. Sky signs.
 16. 
Sec. 16. Electric switches on outside of building.
 17. 
Sec. 17. Mechanical requirements.
 18. 
Sec. 18. Classification of signs by city manager.
 19. 
Sec. 19. Approval by city manager.
 20. 
Sec. 20. Inspections; ordering signs put in proper condition.
 21. 
Sec. 21. Removing sign upon owner's discontinuance of business; erecting elsewhere.
 22. 
Sec. 22. Use of sign by others than person erecting it.
 23. 
Sec. 23. Obstructing windows or doors.
 24. 
Sec. 24. Responsibility for damage caused by construction and maintenance; indemnifying bonds or insurance policies.
 25. 
Sec. 25. Signs to which article applicable.
 26. 
Sec. 26. Penalty.
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CHAPTER 28.
 1. 
Sec. 1. Permits.
 2. 
Sec. 2. Physical examination of employees.
 3. 
Sec. 3. Rules and regulations for construction and operation.
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CHAPTER 29.
 1. 
Sec. 1. Definition of street.
 2. 
Sec. 2. Numbering and naming streets.
 3. 
Sec. 3. House numbers—Method of numbering.
 4. 
Sec. 4. Same—Establishing; furnishing information to owners of houses.
 5. 
Sec. 5. Same—Varying from prescribed method; removing or defacing numbers.
 6. 
Sec. 6. Defacing or removing street signs, fire hydrants or monuments.
 7. 
Sec. 7. Encroachments on streets.
 8. 
Sec. 8. Grading—Plan showing elevation or lowering.
 9. 
Sec. 9. Same—Waiver of damages by property owners.
 10. 
Sec. 10. Laying sidewalks—By city upon property owner's application.
 11. 
Sec. 11. Same—By property owner.
 12. 
Sec. 12. Same—By city without application.
 13. 
Sec. 13. Excavations—Permit required.
 14. 
Sec. 14. Same—Deposits; acquiescence to provisions of sections thirteen to nineteen.
 15. 
Sec. 15. Same—Duty to prosecute work without delay.
 16. 
Sec. 16. Same—Replacing surface.
 17. 
Sec. 17. Same—Guarding by lights and barriers; responsibility for damages caused by excavation.
 18. 
Sec. 18. Same—Taking up pavement, etc., without permit.
 19. 
Sec. 19. Same—Provisions of sections thirteen to eighteen not applicable to work done by city.
 20. 
Sec. 20. Exposure of water pipes by repairing, grading, etc.
 21. 
Sec. 21. Openings in sidewalks—Entrances to cellars or areaways.
 22. 
Sec. 22. Same—Coal or fuel holes.
 23. 
Sec. 23. Same—Closing except when in actual use; liability for damages.
 24. 
Sec. 24. Same—Maliciously opening.
 25. 
Sec. 25. Same—Defective covers.
 26. 
Sec. 26. Gutters on eaves projecting over sidewalks.
 27. 
Sec. 27. Drainage from lots, gutters or spouts.
 28. 
Sec. 28. Snow-breaks on buildings on street lines.
 29. 
Sec. 29. Gates and doors on street lines.
 30. 
Sec. 30. Entrances over sidewalks or drainage ditches.
 31. 
Sec. 31. Driving or riding upon sidewalk; vehicles standing upon sidewalk or intersection.
 32. 
Sec. 32. Use of trucks, wheelbarrows, bicycles, etc., upon sidewalks.
 33. 
Sec. 33. Bicycle racks on sidewalks.
 34. 
Sec. 34. Backing vehicles up to sidewalks.
 35. 
Sec. 35. Obstructions.
 36. 
Sec. 36. Same—Removal.
 37. 
Sec. 37. Barriers and lanterns to warn against danger.
 38. 
Sec. 38. Stopping travel on streets; interfering with barricades, etc.
 39. 
Sec. 39. Retaining walls for earth embankments.
 40. 
Sec. 40. Sidewalks in front of premises to be kept clean.
 41. 
Sec. 41. Removal of snow, sleet and ice.
 42. 
Sec. 42. Transporting coal over or about sidewalks.
 43. 
Sec. 43. Planting shade trees.
 44. 
Sec. 44. Coasting, snowballing, etc.
 45. 
Sec. 45. Loafing and loitering on streets.
 46. 
Sec. 46. Political processions; parades; flag poles.
 47. 
Sec. 47. Auction sales in streets.
 48. 
Sec. 48. Duty of owner of private alley.
 49. 
Sec. 49. Barb wire fences along streets or sidewalks.
 50. 
Sec. 50. Holes, depressions, etc., upon lots below grade of street.
 51. 
Sec. 51. Repairing or testing machinery in streets.
 52. 
Sec. 52. Open ditches to be reported to the fire department.
 53. 
Sec. 53. Throwing fruit peels, etc., on sidewalks.
 54. 
Sec. 54. Hauling earth, garbage, etc., over streets.
 55. 
Sec. 55. Removal of trash, garbage, ashes, etc., by the city.
 56. 
Sec. 56. Penalty.
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CHAPTER 30.
 1. 
Sec. 1. Definition.
 2. 
Sec. 2. Permits—Contents of applications; granting.
 3. 
Sec. 3. Same—Revocation.
 4. 
Sec. 4. Inspections by health officer; publishing reports.
 5. 
Sec. 5. Supervision of trained operator required.
 6. 
Sec. 6. Presence of swimming instructor or attendant required.
 7. 
Sec. 7. Solo bathing prohibited.
 8. 
Sec. 8. Entrance of persons when pool empty.
 9. 
Sec. 9. Lining of floors and walls.
 10. 
Sec. 10. Slope of floor; minimum depth; marking depth.
 11. 
Sec. 11. Scum gutters.
 12. 
Sec. 12. Steps and ladders.
 13. 
Sec. 13. Runways.
 14. 
Sec. 14. Location of inlet and outlet.
 15. 
Sec. 15. Size of pool.
 16. 
Sec. 16. Toilet facilities.
 17. 
Sec. 17. Showers.
 18. 
Sec. 18. Artificial lighting facilities.
 19. 
Sec. 19. Ventilation.
 20. 
Sec. 20. Required temperature for pool room, dressing room, etc.
 21. 
Sec. 21. Dressing room floors.
 22. 
Sec. 22. Construction and height of diving boards and platforms.
 23. 
Sec. 23. Water—Approval of source and method of purification.
 24. 
Sec. 24. Same—Chlorinating.
 25. 
Sec. 25. Same—Clearness.
 26. 
Sec. 26. Same—Required temperature.
 27. 
Sec. 27. Same—Purity.
 28. 
Sec. 28. Same—Frequency of changing.
 29. 
Sec. 29. Same—Frequency of disinfection.
 30. 
Sec. 30. Same—Tests for excess chlorine.
 31. 
Sec. 31. Same—Tests for acidity and alkalinity.
 32. 
Sec. 32. Bathers to take cleansing baths.
 33. 
Sec. 33. Suits and towels.
 34. 
Sec. 34. Spitting, blowing nose, etc., in pool.
 35. 
Sec. 35. Excluding persons with communicable diseases.
 36. 
Sec. 36. Instructing and warning bathers.
 37. 
Sec. 37. Rough play, etc., prohibited.
 38. 
Sec. 38. Operating record required; matters to be recorded.
 39. 
Sec. 39. Placards to be posted.
 40. 
Sec. 40. Penalty.
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CHAPTER 31.
 1. 
Sec. 1. Application for service; deposits; making connections and installing meters; temporary connections.
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Sec. 2. Rates.
  
Consumers outside city.
  
Special contracts.
 3. 
Sec. 3. Charge when meter fails to register.
 4. 
Sec. 4. When bills payable.
 5. 
Sec. 5. Cutting off service for nonpayment of bills.
 6. 
Sec. 6. Charge for connecting after water cut off for nonpayment.
 7. 
Sec. 7. Consumers outside city; connecting charge; contract.
 8. 
Sec. 8. Unauthorized persons turning on and off water, etc.
 9. 
Sec. 9. Steam boilers taking water directly from service pipe.
 10. 
Sec. 10. Classification of premises; separate connections for each consumer.
 11. 
Sec. 11. Obstruction of meters.
 12. 
Sec. 12. Taps on raw water line.
 13. 
Sec. 13. Wrongful connections.
 14. 
Sec. 14. Fraudulent use.
 15. 
Sec. 15. Defacing or injuring waterworks; obstructing fixtures; wasting water, etc.
 16. 
Sec. 16. Access to premises supplied with water.
 17. 
Sec. 17. Pipe lines laid by property owners.
 18. 
Sec. 18. Penalty.
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CHAPTER 32.
 1. 
Sec. 1. City sealer—Appointment; compensation.
 2. 
Sec. 2. Same—Powers and duties generally.
 3. 
Sec. 3. Same—Records and reports.
 4. 
Sec. 4. Procuring and keeping set of weights and measures, etc.
 5. 
Sec. 5. Sealing and marking weights and measures.
 6. 
Sec. 6. Condemnation and destruction of incorrect weights and measures; condemnation for repairs.
 7. 
Sec. 7. Seizure for use as evidence of false or unsealed weights, measures, etc.
 8. 
Sec. 8. Hindering or obstructing city sealer.
 9. 
Sec. 9. Offenses in regard to weights and measures.
 10. 
Sec. 10. Sale or delivery of solid fuel—Registration of dealers.
 11. 
Sec. 11. Same—Delivery tickets.
 12. 
Sec. 12. Same—Weights taken and attested by city sealer.
 13. 
Sec. 13. Same—Penalty for violation of sections ten to twelve.
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CHAPTER 33.
 1. 
Sec. 1. Definitions.
 2. 
Sec. 2. Districts.
 3. 
Sec. 3. A residence district uses.
 4. 
Sec. 4. A-1 residence district uses.
 5. 
Sec. 5. B business district uses.
 6. 
Sec. 6. B-1 business district uses.
 7. 
Sec. 7. B-2 business districts.
 8. 
Sec. 8. C industrial districts.
 9. 
Sec. 9. Heights of buildings.
 10. 
Sec. 10. Setback building lines.
 11. 
Sec. 11. Rear yards.
 12. 
Sec. 12. Side yards.
 13. 
Sec. 13. Courts.
 14. 
Sec. 14. Exceptions and regulations in various districts.
 15. 
Sec. 15. Accessory buildings.
 16. 
Sec. 16. Interpretation and purposes.
 17. 
Sec. 17. General regulations.
 18. 
Sec. 18. Existing non-conforming uses.
 19. 
Sec. 19. Enforcement.
 20. 
Sec. 20. Violations and penalties.
 21. 
Sec. 21. Board of zoning appeals; cost of appeals.
 22. 
Sec. 22. Amendment.

  
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A

ABATTOIRS, ch. 28, §§ 1-3.

See Slaughterhouses.

ABUSIVE LANGUAGE, ch. 19,
§ 1.

ABUTTING OWNERS.

Assessments, char., § 14.

Removing of snow, sleet and
ice, ch. 29, § 41.

ACCIDENTS.

Motor vehicles and traffic, ch.
18, §§ 15, 16, 68.

See Motor Vehicles and Traffic.

ACCOUNTS AND ACCOUNTING.

City attorney, ch. 2, § 126.

City treasurer.

Inspection of accounts, ch. 2,
§ 89.

Civil and police justice's court,
char., § 30; ch. 9, § 5.

Director of finance.

Keeping accounts, ch. 2, § 116.

Juvenile and domestic relations
court.

Accounting for fines and fees,
ch. 9, § 14.

Libraries, ch. 16, § 6.

Public welfare.

Superintendent to account for
city funds, ch. 24, § 5.

ACTIONS.

City attorney.

Duty to commence, prosecute
and defend, ch. 2, § 125.

Filing claim for damages condition
precedent to action against
city, char., § 40½.

Suits by and against city, char.,
§ 2.

ADULTERATION.

Food.

Sale of adulterated food, ch. 13,
§ 2.

Milk.

Sale of adulterated milk prohibited,
ch. 17, § 2.

ADULTERY, ch. 19, § 2.

ADVERTISING.

Appropriations.

Advertising city, char., § 18½.

Defacing advertisements, ch. 19,
§ 16.

Dropping advertising matter from
aircraft, ch. 19, § 4.

Handbills, posters, etc., ch. 19, §
30.

Show bills, etc., upon buildings,
walls, etc., of another person,
ch. 19, § 34.

Untrue, deceptive or misleading
advertising, ch. 19, §§ 68-70.

What deemed deceptive advertising,
ch. 19, §§ 69, 70.

AIRCRAFT.

Altitude over city, ch. 19, § 3.

Dropping advertising matter, ch.
19, § 4.

AIR GUNS, ch. 19, § 15.

ALLEYS, ch. 29, §§ 1-56.

See Streets, Sidewalks and Alleys.

ANIMALS, BIRDS AND
FOWLS, ch. 3, §§ 1-24.

Birds.

Killing birds, ch. 3, § 12.

Bitches in heat, ch. 3, § 9.

Carcasses, ch. 3, §§ 14-16. See
within this title, "Dead Animals."

Cats.

Hydrophobia, ch. 3, § 11.

Cattle.

Keeping animals over night
for shipment or sale, ch. 3,
§ 7.

Cockfighting, ch. 3, § 21.

Contagious diseases.

Bringing infected animals into
city, ch. 3, § 13.

Council.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Cruelty to animals, ch. 3, § 24.

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Dangerous animals at large, ch.
3, § 1.

Failure of owner to take into
custody after notice, ch. 3,
§ 2.

Dead animals.

Carrying beyond city limits for
burial, ch. 3, § 14.

Death from infectious diseases,
ch. 3, § 16.

Placing or permitting to remain
on streets, etc., ch. 3,
§ 15.

Dogs.

Bitches in heat, ch. 3, § 9.

Fighting dogs, ch. 3, § 22.

Hydrophobia.

Dogs to be confined or muzzled,
ch. 3, § 10.

Mayor may require confinement,
ch. 3, § 10.

Domestic animals at large, ch. 3,
§ 3.

Feeding in streets, ch. 3, § 18.

Fighting dogs or other animals,
ch. 3, § 22.

Fowls.

Straying, ch. 3, § 4.

Hogs.

At large, ch. 3, § 3.

Keeping in city, ch. 3, § 5.

Keeping over night for shipment
or sale, ch. 3, § 7.

Hydrophobia.

Cats, ch. 3, § 11.

Dogs, ch. 3, § 10.

Impounding.

Domestic animals at large, ch.
3, § 3.

Infectious diseases.

Bringing infected animals into
city, ch. 3, § 13.

Jacks.

Exhibiting, ch. 3, § 17.

Motor vehicles and traffic.

Parking of vehicles containing
livestock, ch. 3, § 8.

Unattended teams and animals
on streets, ch. 3, § 19.

Muzzling dogs.

Hydrophobia, ch. 3, § 10.

Pigs.

At large, ch. 3, § 3.

Keeping in city, ch. 3, § 5.

Rabies.

Cats, ch. 3, § 11.

Dogs, ch. 3, § 10.

Running at large, char., § 38.

Selling in streets, ch. 3, § 20.

Sheep.

Keeping animals over night for
shipment or sale, ch. 3, § 7.

Keeping in city, ch. 3, § 6.

Speeding in streets, ch. 3, § 20.

Stables.

Disposal of manure, ch. 3, § 23.

Stallions.

Exhibiting, ch. 3, § 17.

Stock sales.

Keeping animals over night for
shipment or sale, ch. 3, § 7.

Streets, sidewalks and alleys.

Feeding in streets, ch. 3, § 18.

Selling, trading or speeding,
ch. 3, § 20.

Traffic regulations.

Persons riding animals to obey,
ch. 18, § 5.

Unattended teams and animals on
streets, ch. 3, § 19.

ANNUAL BUDGET, char., § 17;
ch. 2, §§ 19, 68, 75.

See Budget.

APPEALS.

Board of zoning appeals, ch. 33,
§ 21.

Corporation court, char., § 15.

APPROPRIATIONS.

Advertising city, char., § 18½.

Annual and special appropriations,
ch. 2, § 18.

City purchasing agent.

Appropriation necessary to
furnishing supplies, ch. 2, §
135.

Director of finance.

Warrant not to be drawn unless
appropriation made, ch.
2, § 121.

Granting aid to various associations,
ch. 2, § 61.

Improvements outside city, ch.
2, § 60.

In excess of annual appropriation,
ch. 2, § 59.

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In excess of one thousand dollars.

Ordinances not to be voted on
on day of introduction, ch.
2, § 58.

Public welfare.

Superintendent not to incur
indebtedness beyond appropriation,
ch. 24, § 5.

Vote on ordinances appropriating
money, ch. 2, § 58.

ARBITRATION.

County property within city
limits.

Joint occupancy and use, char.,
§§ 45, 46.

ARREST.

Failure to assist officer, ch. 19, §
22.

Motor vehicles and traffic.

Appearance upon arrest, ch. 18,
§ 70.

Police.

False name or address, ch. 22,
§ 10.

Giving name and address to
officers, ch. 22, § 10.

Resisting arrest, ch. 19, § 55.

Resisting or obstructing, ch. 19,
§ 55.

Warrants, char., § 16.

ASSAULT AND BATTERY, ch.
19, § 56.

ASSEMBLIES.

Disturbing public assemblies, ch.
19, § 19.

Unlawful assemblages, ch. 19, §
67.

ASSESSMENTS.

Abutting owners, char., § 14.

Commissioner of revenue, ch. 2,
§§ 142-156.

See Commissioner of Revenue.

ASSOCIATIONS.

Granting aid to various associations,
ch. 2, § 61.

ATTORNEY FOR THE COMMONWEALTH,
ch. 2, §§
139-141.

Building code.

Prosecution of cases arising
under, ch. 2, § 140.

City attorney.

Calling upon city attorney for
assistance, ch. 2, § 141.

Duties generally, ch. 2, § 139.

Election, char., § 4(a).

Licenses.

Prosecution of cases arising
under license ordinance, ch.
2, § 140.

Offenses.

Prosecution of criminal and
quasi criminal cases, ch. 2,
§ 140.

Salaries.

Generally, ch. 2, § 139.

Term of office, ch. 2, § 139.

Zoning.

Prosecution of cases, ch. 2, §
140.

ATTORNEYS.

Attorney for the commonwealth,
ch. 2, §§ 139-141.

See Attorney for the Commonwealth.

City attorney, ch. 2, §§ 124-130.

See City Attorney.

AUCTIONS AND AUCTIONEERS.

Streets, sidewalks and alleys.

Auction sales in streets, ch. 29,
§ 47.

AUDIT.

Public welfare, ch. 24, § 13.

AUTOMOBILES, ch. 18, §§ 1-93.

See Motor Vehicles and Traffic.

AUTO REPAIR SHOPS.

Building code, ch. 7, § 54.

AWNINGS.

Building code.

Overhanging streets, ch. 7, §
53.

Swinging awnings, ch. 27, § 2.

B

BAD CHECKS.

Drawing checks without sufficient
funds, ch. 19, § 10.

BAIL.

Power of chief or lieutenants to
accept, ch. 22, § 19.

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BAILIFF.

Civil and police justice's court,
ch. 9, § 10.

BAKERIES.

Food and food establishments
generally, ch. 13, §§ 1-34.

See Food and Food Establishments.

Wrapping bakery products, ch.
13, § 5.

BALL.

Playing in streets, ch. 19, § 24.

BANANA SKINS.

Streets, Sidewalks and Alleys.

Thrown on sidewalks, ch. 29,
§ 53.

BARBED WIRE FENCES.

Streets, Sidewalks and Alleys.

Along streets or sidewalks, ch.
29, § 49.

BARBERSHOPS, ch. 4, §§ 1-14.

Alum.

Use of, ch. 4, § 9.

Appliances generally, ch. 4, § 3.

Brushes.

Use of, ch. 4, § 6.

Cleanly condition.

Cleansing hands before serving
customers, ch. 4, § 8.

Keeping in, ch. 4, § 5.

Combs.

Use of, ch. 4, § 6.

Copies of regulations to be
posted, ch. 4, § 13.

Definitions, ch. 4, § 1.

Equipment, ch. 4, § 3.

Head rests.

Coverings, ch. 4, § 10.

Infectious diseases, ch. 4, § 4.

Penalty, ch. 4, § 14.

Permits, ch. 4, § 2.

Razors.

Use of, ch. 4, § 6.

Scissors.

Use of, ch. 4, § 6.

Skin infections.

Shaving persons with, ch. 4,
§ 11.

Treating, ch. 4, § 12.

Towels, ch. 4, § 7.

Wash cloths, ch. 4, § 7.

BASEBALL.

Playing in streets, ch. 19, § 24.

BATHING.

Swimming pools, ch. 30, §§ 1-40.

See Swimming Pools.

BEGGARS.

Power of council, char., § 13.

BETTING.

See Gambling.

BICYCLES, ch. 5, §§ 1-7.

Penalties, ch. 5, § 7.

Persons riding bicycles to obey
traffic regulations, ch. 18, § 5.

Police.

Register kept by chief of
police, ch. 5, § 2.

Racks on sidewalks, ch. 29, § 33.

Registration.

Fee, ch. 5, § 6.

Loss of plates or cards, ch. 5,
§ 6.

Plates and cards, ch. 5, § 2.

Removal, destruction or alteration
of registration number,
plate or card, ch. 5, § 5.

Required registration, ch. 5,
§ 1.

Reports by dealers in secondhand
bicycles, ch. 5, § 4.

Sidewalks.

Use upon sidewalks, ch. 29, §
32.

Transfer of ownership, ch. 5, § 3.

Transferring registration, ch.
5, § 6.

BILLIARD ROOMS, ch. 19, §§
47, 48.

See Poolrooms.

BIRDS.

Killing birds, ch. 3, § 12.

BIRTHS.

Vital statistics, ch. 6, §§ 1-9.

See Vital Statistics.

BLASTING POWDER, ch. 11, §§
5-13.

See Explosives.

BOARDING HOUSES.

Drumming, ch. 19, § 61.

Food and food establishments
generally, ch. 13, §§ 6-34.

See Food and Food Establishments.

Obtaining credit with intent to
defraud, ch. 19, § 40.

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BOARDS.

Board of health, ch. 15, §§ 1-21.

See Health and Sanitation.

Library board, ch. 16, §§ 1-4.

See Libraries.

School board, ch. 26, §§ 1-3.

See Schools.

Zoning.

Board of zoning appeals, ch.
33, § 21.

BOILERS.

Steam boilers, ch. 11, § 2.

BONDS.

Bond issues.

Providing for floating debt,
char., § 13.

Building inspector, ch. 7, § 3.

Carnivals and like exhibitions,
ch. 19, § 8.

Cemeteries.

Amount of bond of superintendent,
ch. 2, § 173.

Charter.

Authority to issue, char., § 24.

Bond elections, char., § 24.

Refunding bonds, char., § 22.

Sinking fund, char., §§ 23, 24.

City attorney.

Duty to draft bonds, ch. 2, §
125.

City electrician, ch. 10, § 1.

Amount of bond of city electrician,
ch. 2, § 173.

City manager, char., § 4(f).

Amount of bond of manager,
ch. 2, § 173.

City treasurer.

Amount of bond for treasurer,
ch. 2, § 173.

Custodian of bonds, ch. 2, § 85.

Clerk of council.

Amount of bond of clerk, ch.
2, § 173.

Official bonds filed with clerk,
ch. 2, § 177.

Commissioner of revenue, ch. 2,
§ 142.

Council.

Power of council to require official
bonds, char., § 13.

Director of finance.

Amount of bond of director,
ch. 2, § 173.

Elections, char., § 24.

Electrical code.

Persons engaging in electrical
business, ch. 10, § 7.

Gas.

Amount of bond of meter
reader, ch. 2, § 173.

Mayor.

Amount of bond of mayor, ch.
2, § 173.

Mayor to sign bonds, ch. 1,
§ 9.

Officers and employees.

Amount of official bonds, ch.
2, § 173.

Failure to give, ch. 2, § 176.

Filed with clerk of council, ch.
2, § 177.

Guaranty companies, ch. 2, §
174.

Paid for by city, ch. 2, § 175.

Report by finance committee,
ch. 2, § 177.

Vacancy in office for failure to
give bond, char., § 6.

Official bonds, ch. 2, §§ 173-177.

See within this title, "Officers
and Employees."

Plumbers and plumbing, ch. 21,
§ 24.

Police.

Amount of bond of chief, ch.
2, § 173.

Police justice court.

Amount of bond of clerk, ch.
2, § 173.

Public welfare.

Amount of bond of superintendent,
ch. 2, § 173.

Refunding bonds, char., § 22.

Signs and awnings.

Indemnifying bonds, ch. 27, §
24.

Sinking fund commission, char.,
§ 23; ch. 2, §§ 157-164.

See Sinking Fund Commission.

Taxation for interest and sinking
funds, char., § 18.

Taxicabs and other vehicles for
hire.

Persons operating, ch. 18, § 91.

Water.

Amount of bond of meter
reader, ch. 2, § 173.

BONFIRES, ch. 19, § 6.

Council.

Power of council, char., § 13.

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BOOKS.

City treasurer.

Books, stationery and equipment
to be furnished by city,
ch. 2, § 86.

BOUNDARIES, char., § 2.

Board of arbitrators.

Disputes growing out of extension
of corporate limits,
char., § 46.

Removing or defacing monuments,
ch. 29, § 6.

University of Virginia excepted,
char., § 2½.

Wards, ch. 1, § 10.

BOWLING ALLEYS.

Gambling, ch. 19, § 48.

Hours, ch. 19, § 48.

Infants, ch. 19, § 47.

BOWS AND ARROWS, ch. 19, §
15.

BRIDGES.

Motor vehicles and traffic.

Special limitations as to speed,
ch. 18, § 19.

BUDGET, char., § 17.

Annual budget prepared by city
manager, ch. 2, § 19.

City manager.

Contents, ch. 2, § 75.

Submitting tentative budget,
ch. 2, § 75.

Clerk of council.

Notice of hearings on budget,
ch. 2, § 68.

Publishing synopsis, ch. 2, §
68.

BUILDING CODE, ch. 7, §§ 1-58.

Area.

Limits, ch. 7, § 23.

Areaways, ch. 7, § 37.

Attorney for the commonwealth.

Prosecution of cases arising
under, ch. 2, § 140.

Auto repair shops, ch. 7, § 54.

Awnings.

Overhanging streets, ch. 7, §
53.

Beams.

Protection of ends of wooden
beams, ch. 7, § 28.

Spreading wooden beams, etc.,
from chimneys, ch. 7, § 44.

Building inspector, ch. 7, §§ 3-6.

See within this title, "Inspector."

Building permits, ch. 7, §§ 8-13.

See within this title, "Permits."

Buildings and structures to which
regulations apply, ch. 7, § 57.

Certificates of occupancy, ch. 7,
§ 16.

Chimneys, ch. 7, § 43.

Spreading wooden beams, etc.,
from, ch. 7, § 44.

City attorney.

Prosecution of cases arising
under, ch. 2, § 125.

Concrete construction, ch. 7, §
25.

Condemnation.

Buildings, etc., in dangerous
conditions, ch. 7, § 55.

Cornices.

Required within congested fire
limits, ch. 7, § 18.

Definitions, ch. 7, § 1.

Dry rooms, ch. 7, § 47.

Dwelling houses.

Prohibited location for, ch. 7,
§ 38.

Egress.

Means of egress required, ch.
7, § 35.

Elevator shafts, ch. 7, § 29.

Skylights and windows over,
ch. 7, § 30.

Factory construction, ch. 7, § 22.

Fire escapes, ch. 7, § 31.

Fire limits, ch. 7, § 2.

Permissible wooden structures
within congested fire limits,
ch. 7, § 19.

Repairing frame buildings within
congested fire limits, ch.
7, § 20.

Walls, cornices and roofs required
within congested fire
limits, ch. 7, § 18.

Fireplaces, ch. 7, § 43.

Fireproofing.

Building required to be fireproof,
ch. 7, § 21.

Fire stops, ch. 7, § 36.

Floors.

Floor loads, ch. 7, § 40.

Lights, ch. 7, § 32.

Foundation, ch. 7, § 17.

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Frame buildings.

Construction, ch. 7, § 39.

Furnaces and similar appliances,
ch. 7, § 48.

Garages.

Auto repair shops and public
garages, ch. 7, § 54.

Gas appliances.

Vent pipes, ch. 7, § 49.

Height.

Limits, ch. 7, § 23.

Hot air pipes, ch. 7, § 46.

Inspector.

Appointment, ch. 2, § 178, ch.
7, § 3.

Bond, ch. 7, § 3.

City manager.

Appointment, ch. 2, § 178.

Compensation, ch. 7, § 3.

Duties, ch. 7, § 4.

Not to engage in construction
business, ch. 7, § 5.

Obstructing, ch. 7, § 6.

Right of entry, ch. 7, § 6.

Interpretation of chapter, ch. 7,
§ 56.

Joists, ch. 7, § 40.

Lights.

Floors, ch. 7, § 32.

Marquees.

Overhanging streets, ch. 7, §
53.

Mill building, ch. 7, § 22.

Moving buildings, ch. 7, § 10.

Penalties, ch. 7, § 58.

Permits, ch. 7, §§ 8-12.

Change in structure after permit
is issued, ch. 7, § 13.

Fees.

Adjustment upon completion
of work, ch. 7, § 12.

Enumeration, ch. 7, § 12.

Estimated cost for determining,
ch. 7, § 11.

Form and contents of application,
ch. 7, § 9.

Moving buildings, ch. 7, § 10.

Required permits, ch. 7, § 8.

When required, ch. 7, § 8.

Pipes.

Hot air pipes, registers, etc.,
ch. 7, § 46.

Smoke pipes, ch. 7, § 45.

Vent pipes for gas appliances,
ch. 7, § 49.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Registers, ch. 7, § 46.

Roofs.

Condemning wood shingle roof,
ch. 7, § 33.

Covering, ch. 7, § 33.

Openings, ch. 7, § 34.

Required within congested fire
limits, ch. 7, § 18.

Safety of design, ch. 7, § 52.

Sewers.

Grade and line of sewer, ch. 7,
§ 14.

Skylights.

Over stairway and elevator
shafts, ch. 7, § 30.

Sleeping rooms.

Specifications, ch. 7, § 42.

Stairways, ch. 7, § 29.

Skylights and windows over,
ch. 7, § 30.

Steel construction, ch. 7, § 26.

Stops.

Fire stops, ch. 7, § 36.

Streets, sidewalks and alleys.

Grade of streets and sidewalks,
ch. 7, § 15.

Marquees overhanging streets,
ch. 7, § 53.

Survey showing street lines,
ch. 7, § 7.

Tenement houses.

Fire walls in, ch. 7, § 41.

Theaters and shows, ch. 7, § 51.

Vent flues, ch. 7, § 50.

Walls, ch. 7, § 24.

Fire walls in tenement houses,
ch. 7, § 41.

Protection of wall openings,
ch. 7, § 28.

Required within congested fire
limits, ch. 7, § 18.

Windows.

Over stairways and elevator
shafts, ch. 7, § 30.

BUILDING INSPECTOR, ch. 7,
§§ 3-6.

See Building Code.

BURIAL PERMITS.

Vital statistics, ch. 6, § 6.

BURIALS, ch. 20, §§ 1-15.

Cemeteries.

See Parks and Cemeteries.

Public welfare.

Paupers, ch. 24, § 12.

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CAFES.

Accepting money in advance and
failing to deliver food, ch. 19,
§ 23.

Food establishments generally,
ch. 13, §§ 6-34.

See Food and Food Establishments.

CANDY FACTORIES.

Food and food establishments
generally, ch. 13, §§ 1-34.

See Food and Food Establishments.

CARNIVALS AND LIKE EXHIBITIONS.

Bond, ch. 19, § 8.

Deposit to pay cost of policing,
ch. 19, § 7.

Indecent shows or illegal games,
ch. 19, § 8.

Merry-go-rounds, ch. 19, § 38.

Penalty, ch. 19, § 9.

CARRYING CONCEALED
WEAPONS, ch. 19, § 75.

CATS.

Hydrophobia, ch. 3, § 11.

CATTLE.

Keeping animals over night for
shipment or sale, ch. 3 § 7.

CELLARS, ch. 29, §§ 21-25.

See Streets, Sidewalks and Alleys.

CEMETERIES, ch. 20, §§ 1-15.

See Parks and Cemeteries.

CESSPOOLS.

Sewers discharging into, ch. 21,
§ 14.

CHARITIES.

Granting aid to various associations,
ch. 2, § 61.

CHARTER.

Abutting owners.

Assessments, char., § 14.

Actions.

Filing claim for damages condition
precedent to action
against city, char., § 40½.

Suits by and against city,
char., § 2.

Advertisements.

Appropriations for advertising
city, char., § 18½.

Animals and fowls.

Council.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Running at large, char., § 38.

Appeals.

Corporation court, char., § 15.

Appropriations.

Advertising city, char., § 18½.

Arbitrators.

Questions arising between city
and county, char., § 46.

Arrest.

Warrants, char., § 16.

Assessments.

Abutting owners, char., § 14.

Beggars.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Board of arbitrators, char., § 46.

Bonds.

Authority to issue, char., § 24.

Bond elections, char., § 24.

Bond issues.

Providing for floating debt,
char., § 13.

City manager, char., § 4(f).

Council.

Power of council to require
official bonds, char., § 13.

Officers and employees.

Vacancy in office for failure
to give bond, char., § 6.

Refunding bonds, char., § 22.

Sinking fund, char., §§ 23, 24.

Loans and bonds therefor,
char., § 24.

Taxation for interest and sinking
funds, char., § 18.

Bonfires.

Council.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Borrowing money.

Borrowing in anticipation of
taxes, char., § 13½.

Boundaries of city, char., § 2.

Board of arbitrators.

Disputes growing out of extension
of corporate limits,
char., § 46.

University of Virginia excepted,
char., § 2½.

Budget, char., § 17.

Building code.

Power of council, char., § 13.

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City manager.

Bond, char., § 4(f).

Duties.

Fixed by ordinance, char., §
4(f).

Election.

Council, char., § 4(e).

Officers and employees.

Discharging, char., § 4(f).

Employing, char., § 4(f).

Powers.

Powers provided in Code of
Virginia, char., § 4(f).

Salary.

Fixing by council, char., §
4(e).

City sergeant, char., § 26.

Election, char., § 4(a).

Liability for acts of jailors,
char., § 26½.

City treasurer.

Custodian of funds, char., § 20.

Election, char., § 4(a).

Receipts and disbursements,
char., § 34.

Recovery against treasurer and
sureties, char., § 35.

Reports, char., § 21.

Civil and police justice's court,
char., § 30.

Accounts, char., § 30.

Conservators of the peace,
char., § 16.

Election, char., § 4(a).

Jurisdiction, char., § 30.

Removal, char., § 30.

Warrants.

Arrest, char., § 30.

Claims.

Filing claims for damages,
char., § 40½.

Clerk of council.

Certificate of oaths of office
filed with, char., § 6.

Documents and papers, char.,
§ 11.

General ordinance books, char.,
§ 11.

Commissioner of revenue.

Election, char., § 4(a).

Commission form of government,
char., § 4(b).

Commonwealth's attorney.

Election, char., § 4(a).

Concealed weapons.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Condemnation, char., §§ 13, 39.

Conservators of the peace, char.,
§ 16.

Continuance of rights, char., §
41.

Corporate status of city, char.,
§ 2.

Corporation court, char., § 42.

Appeal to corporation court,
char., § 15.

Clerk of corporation court.

Election, char., § 4(a).

Costs.

Civil and police justice's court.

Execution for, char., § 30.

Council.

Animals and fowls.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Appropriations for advertising,
char., § 18½.

Authority, char., § 11.

Beggars.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Bonds.

Power of council to require
official bonds, char., § 13.

Providing for floating debt,
char., § 13.

Bonfires.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Borrowing money in anticipation
of taxes, char., § 13½.

Budget, char., § 17.

Building code.

Power of council, char., §
13.

City manager.

Election, char., § 4(e).

Clerks.

Appointment, char., § 11.

Compelling attendance of absent
members, char., § 11.

Concealed weapons.

Power of council, char., §
13.

Debt.

Power of council to create
floating debt, char., § 13.

Disorderly behavior, char., §
11.

Disorderly conduct.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Drunkards.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Election, char., § 4.

Electric light works.

Power of council to regulate,
etc., char., § 13.

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Eminent domain.

Powers of council, char., §
13.

Expelling members, char., § 11.

Explosives.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Fire department.

Power of council as to prevention
of fires, char., §
13.

Fire limits.

Power of council, char., §
13.

Floating debt.

Power of council to create,
char., § 13.

Garbage, rubbish, etc.,

Power of council, char., § 13.

Gas works.

Power of council to erect,
etc., char., § 13.

General powers, char., § 13.

Health.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Houses of ill fame.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Journal, char., § 11.

Kites.

Flying kites, char., § 13.

Lewd conduct.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Manner of election, char., §
4(d).

Mayor.

See within this title, "Mayor."

Meetings.

Presiding over meetings,
char., § 8.

Vice president, char., § 8.

Stated and special meetings,
char., § 32.

Minutes, char., § 12.

Motor vehicles and traffic.

Speed.

Power of council, char., §
13.

Non-residents.

Removal from city vacates
office, char., § 7.

Nuisances.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Oaths of office, char., § 6.

Officers and clerks.

Appointment, char., § 11.

Elections, char., § 5.

Ordinances.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Paupers.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Peace, good order and morality.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Powers.

Enumeration, char., § 13.

Powers vested in, char., §§
4(a), 4(b).

President, char., §§ 8, 10.

Public utilities.

Floating debt.

Power of council to create,
char., § 13.

Quarantine.

Powers of council, char., §
13.

Quorum, char., § 9.

Rules.

Authority to adopt, char., §
11.

Salaries, char., § 4(c).

Fixing, char., § 31.

Slaughterhouses.

Power of council, char., §
13.

Smoke.

Power of council to abate,
char., § 13.

Snow.

Power as to removal, char.,
§ 13.

Stagnant water.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Streets, sidewalks and alleys.

Powers, char., § 13.

Terms of office, char., § 4(d).

Tie vote, char., § 10.

Tires and wheels.

Power of council as to width,
char., § 13.

Vacancy in office, char., § 7.

Vagrants.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Vice president, char., § 8.

Election, char., § 4(d).

Presiding over meetings,
char., § 10.

Tie vote, char., § 10.

Water.

Pollution.

Power of council to prohibit,
char., § 13.

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Waterworks.

Power of council to erect,
etc., char., § 13.

Weapons.

Concealed weapons.

Power of council as to,
char., § 13.

County.

Board of arbitrators, char., §
46.

County property within city
limits, char., § 45.

Same person may hold county
and city office, char., § 47.

County jail.

Use of, char., § 15.

Damages.

Filing claim for damages condition
precedent to action
against city, char., § 40½.

Debt.

Debt limitation, char., § 24.

Power of council to create
floating debt, char., § 13.

Disorderly conduct.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Dogs.

Running at large, char., § 38.

Taxation, char., § 18.

Drunkards.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Duty and obligation of city,
char., § 2.

Effective date of charter, char.,
§ 48.

Elections.

Conformity to law of state,
char., § 44.

Elective officers, char., § 4.

Wards, char., § 3.

Electric light works.

Power of council to regulate,
etc., char., § 13.

Electric works.

Sale of, char., § 25.

Eminent domain.

Powers of council, char., § 13.

Taking or damaging private
property, char., § 39.

Enactment, char., § 1.

Evidence.

Mayor's investigations, char.,
§ 29.

Explosives.

Council.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Fines.

Civil and police justice's court,
Execution for, char., § 30.

Collection of fines, char., § 37.

Enforcement of collections,
char., § 15.

Payment into city treasury,
char., § 15.

Fire department.

Power of council as to prevention
of fires, char., § 13.

Suspension of members by
mayor, char., § 29.

Fires.

Fire limits.

Power of council to designate,
char., § 13.

Prevention.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Floating debt.

Power of council to create,
char., § 13.

Franchises.

Granting, char., § 33.

Garbage, rubbish, etc.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Gas works.

Power of council to erect, etc.,
char., § 13.

Sale of, char., § 25.

Health.

Council.

Powers of council, char., §
13.

Hogs.

Running at large, char., § 38.

Houses of ill fame.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Injunctions.

Restraining violations of ordinances,
char., § 15.

Jail.

Council.

Authority to pass ordinances
including imprisonment,
char., § 15.

County jail.

Use of county jail, char., §
15.

Jailor and deputy jailors, char.,
§ 26½.

Journal.

Council, char., § 11.

Justice of the peace.

Election, char., § 4(a).

Kites.

Flying kites, char., § 13.

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Lewd conduct.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Licenses.

Delivery wagons, char., § 19.

Imposition, char., § 19.

Motor vehicles and traffic.

Regulation of keepers of
wagons, drays, carts, hacks,
etc., char., § 19.

Limitation of debt, char., § 24.

Loans.

City may negotiate, char., § 24.

Limitation of debt, char., § 24.

Mayor.

Chief executive officer, char., §
29.

Election, char., §§ 4(a), 4(d).

As president, char., § 8.

Meetings.

Presiding over, char., § 8.

Non-residents.

Removal from city vacates
office, char., § 7.

Police.

Supervision, char., § 29.

Removal for malfeasance, misfeasance
or gross negligence,
char., § 29.

Suspension of officers, char., §
29.

Tie vote, char., § 10.

Vacancy in office, char., §§ 7,
8, 29.

Miller Manual Labor School,
char., § 45.

Motor vehicles and traffic.

Speed.

Power of council, char., §
13.

Tires and wheels.

Power of council as to width,
char., § 13.

Wagons, drays, carts, hacks,
etc.

Regulations, char., § 19.

Non-residents.

Election to office, char., § 5.

Removal from city vacates office
of mayor or councilman,
char., § 7.

Nuisances.

Powers of council, char., § 13.

Officers and employees.

Authority of officers appointed
by council, char., § 27.

Bond.

Vacancy in office for failure
to give bond, char., § 6.

Discharging.

City manager, char., § 4(f).

Election.

Officers and clerks elected by
council, char., § 5.

Elective and appointive office
held by same person,
char., § 4(a).

Elective officers, char., § 4.

Eligibility to office, char., §
4(a).

Employment.

City manager, char., § 4(f).

Non-residents.

Elections, char., § 5.

Oaths of office, char., § 6.

Qualifications, char., § 6.

Failure to qualify, char., § 6.

Same person may hold county
and city office, char., § 47.

Suspension by mayor, char., §
29.

Terms of office, char., § 4(a).

Ordinances.

Continuance of ordinances,
etc., char., § 41.

Enactment, char., § 15.

General ordinance book, char.,
§ 11.

Injunction to restrain violations,
char., § 15.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Paupers.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Peace, good order and morality.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Police.

Arrest, char., § 16.

Fines.

Collection by chief, char., §
37.

Supervision by mayor, char., §
29.

Suspension by mayor, char., §
29.

Property.

Taking or damaging, char., §
39.

Public utilities.

Floating debt.

Power of council to create,
char., § 13.

Sale of, char., § 25.

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Quarantine.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Refunding bonds, char., § 22.

Reservoirs.

Power to erect, char., § 43.

Resolutions.

Continuance of resolutions,
char., § 41.

Rights of city, char., § 2.

Salaries.

City manager.

Fixing by council, char., §
4(e).

Council, char., § 4(c).

Fixing salaries, char., § 31.

Schools.

Miller Manual Labor School,
char., § 45.

School property in Charlottesville
school district, char., §
45.

Taxation.

Levy for maintenance and
operation, char., § 18.

Sergeant.

City sergeant, char., § 26.

Election, char., § 4(a).

Sewers.

Sale of sewer plants, char., §
25.

Sewerage system, char., § 43.

Sinking fund, char., § 23.

Loans and bonds therefor,
char., § 24.

Taxation, char., § 18.

Slaughterhouses.

Council.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Smoke.

Power of council to abate,
char., § 13.

Snow.

Power of council as to removal,
char., § 13.

Special assessments.

Local improvements, char., §
14.

Stagnant water.

Council.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Streets, sidewalks and alleys.

Council.

Powers, char., § 13.

Encroachments upon streets,
char., § 40.

Loans for improving, char., §
24.

Taking or damaging private
property, char., § 39.

Taxation.

Additional taxes, char., § 18.

Amount, char., § 18.

Assessment of abutting owners,
char., § 14.

Borrowing in anticipation of
taxes, char., § 13½.

Collection of revenue, char., §
20.

County property within city
limits, char., § 45.

Levy of taxes, char., § 17.

Persons and property liable,
char., § 18.

Schools.

Levy for maintenance and
operation, char., § 18.

Special assessments.

Abutting owners, char., § 14.

Theaters and shows.

Prohibition of immoral shows,
etc., char., § 28.

University of Virginia.

Excepted from boundary of
city, char., § 2½.

Vagrants.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Wards, char., § 3.

Warrants.

Arrest, char., §§ 16, 30.

Water.

Pollution.

Power of council to prohibit,
char., § 13.

Power to erect dams, reservoirs,
etc., char., § 43.

Stagnant water.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Water supply, char., § 43.

Waterworks.

Power of council to erect, etc.,
char., § 13.

Sale of, char., § 25.

Weapons.

Concealed weapons.

Power of council, char., § 13.

When charter effective, char., §
48.

CHECKS.

Drawing without sufficient funds,
ch. 19, § 10.

CHICKENS.

Cockfighting, ch. 3, § 21.

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Cruelty to animals, ch. 3, § 24.

Straying of fowls, ch. 3, § 4.

CHIEF OF POLICE.

See Police.

CHIMNEYS.

Building code, ch. 7, § 43.

CHURCHES.

Defacing or lounging upon steps,
ch. 19, § 11.

Disturbing public worship, ch.
19, § 20.

Spitting in, ch. 19, § 60.

CIRCUSES.

Circus exhibitions, etc., ch. 19, §
12.

Merry-go-rounds, ch. 19, § 38.

CITY ASSESSOR.

Commissioner of revenue, ch. 2,
§§ 142-156.

See Commissioner of Revenue.

CITY ATTORNEY, ch. 2, §§ 124130.

Accounts and accounting, ch. 2,
§ 126.

Actions.

Duty to commence, prosecute
and defend, ch. 2, § 125.

Attorney for the commonwealth.

Calling upon city attorney for
assistance, ch. 2, § 141.

Bonds.

Duty to draft bonds, ch. 2, §
125.

Building code.

Prosecution of cases arising
under, ch. 2, § 125.

City council.

Attending meetings of council
and committees, ch. 2, § 128.

Journal.

Inspection by city attorney,
ch. 2, § 129.

Meetings.

City attorney to attend, ch.
2, § 128.

Reporting to council on condition
of civil cases, ch. 2, §
127.

City treasurer.

Inspection of records of treasurer,
ch. 2, § 89.

Contracts.

Duty to draft contracts, ch. 2,
§ 125.

Deeds.

Duty to draft deeds, ch. 2, §
125.

Director of finance.

Turning funds over to, ch. 2, §
126.

Duties generally, ch. 2, § 125.

Election, ch. 2, § 124.

Funds.

Accounting for and paying
over city funds, ch. 2, § 126.

Licenses.

Prosecution for violation of license
ordinances, ch. 2, §
125.

Ordinances and resolutions.

Drafting, ch. 2, § 129.

Inspection of ordinance book,
ch. 2, § 129.

Powers generally, ch. 2, § 125.

Qualification, ch. 2, § 124.

Reports.

Condition of civil cases, ch. 2,
§ 127.

Salary.

In full compensation for services,
ch. 2, § 130.

Term of office, ch. 2, § 124.

Traveling expense, ch. 2, § 130.

Zoning.

Prosecution of cases arising
under, ch. 2, § 125.

CITY COUNCIL, ch. 2, §§ 1-68.

See Council.

CITY DEPOSITORIES, ch. 2,
§ 91.

CITY ELECTRICIAN, ch. 10, §§
1-4.

See Electrical Code.

CITY EMPLOYEES.

See Officers and Employees.

CITY ENGINEER.

Appointment and duties, ch. 2, §§
178, 179.

City manager.

Appointment of engineer, ch.
2, § 178.

Duties, ch. 2, § 179.

CITY HEALTH OFFICER.

See Health.

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CITY JAIL, ch. 23, §§ 1-16.

See Jail.

CITY MANAGER, ch. 2, §§ 74-80.

Annual budget prepared by, ch.
2, § 19.

Bond, char., § 4(f).

Amount of bond of manager,
ch. 2, § 173.

Budget.

Contents, ch. 2, § 75.

Submitting tentative budget,
ch. 2, § 75.

Building inspector.

Appointment, ch. 2, § 178.

City engineer.

Appointment of engineer, ch.
2, § 178.

City treasurer.

Inspection of records of treasurer,
ch. 2, § 89.

Custody of city property, ch. 2,
§ 77.

Departments.

Creation, consolidation and
abolition, ch. 2, § 76.

Director of public welfare, ch. 24,
§§ 1-13.

See Public Welfare.

Duties.

Duties generally, ch. 2, § 75.

Fixed by ordinance, char., §
4(f).

Election, ch. 2, § 74.

Council, char., § 4(e).

Electricity.

Appointment of city electrician,
ch. 2, § 178.

Defective and dangerous poles,
ch. 2, § 80.

Inspection of poles carrying
wire, ch. 2, § 80.

Fire department.

Appointment of chief, ch. 2, §
178.

Gas works.

Supervision of manager, ch. 2,
§ 75.

Insurance.

Insuring city buildings, ch. 2,
§ 78.

Jail.

Control of work force, ch. 23,
§ 10.

Reports by health officer to
city manager, ch. 23, § 6.

Maps.

Preparing and keeping, ch. 2,
§ 79.

Officers and employees.

Discharging, char., § 4(f).

Employing, char., § 4(f).

Officers appointed by city
manager, ch. 2, § 178.

Duties generally, ch. 2, § 179.

Power to employ and discharge
employees, ch. 2, § 75.

Reports to city manager, ch.
2, § 180.

Ordinances.

Duty to see ordinances satisfactorily
executed, ch. 2, § 75.

Plumbing.

Appointment of inspector, ch.
2, § 178.

Police.

Chief to furnish manager with
information, ch. 22, § 14.

Responding to calls of, ch. 22,
§ 8.

Powers.

Powers generally, ch. 2, § 75.

Powers provided in code of
Virginia, char., § 4(f).

Public welfare, ch. 24, §§ 1-13.

See Public Welfare.

Purchases for departments, ch.
2, § 75.

Records.

Preparing and keeping, ch. 2,
§ 79.

Removal from office, ch. 2, § 74.

Reports.

Making reports as required by
affairs of city, ch. 2, § 75.

Salary.

Fixed by council, ch. 2, § 74.

Fixing by council, char., §
4(e).

Manager to fix salaries up to
two thousand dollars, ch. 2,
§ 75.

Sewers.

Maps and records, ch. 2, § 79.

Supervision of manager, ch. 2,
§ 75.

Signs and awnings.

Classification and approval, ch.
27, §§ 18, 19.

Streets and sidewalks.

Maps, ch. 2, § 79.

Supervision of manager, ch. 2,
§ 75.

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Superintendents of departments.

Reports to city manager, ch. 2,
§ 180.

Supervision of business affairs,
ch. 2, § 75.

Telephone, telegraph and electric
light companies.

Approval of location of poles,
ch. 29, § 35.

Term of office, ch. 2, § 74.

Water.

Maps and records of mains,
ch. 2, § 79.

Supervision of water works,
ch. 2, § 75.

CITY OFFICIALS, ch. 2, §§ 165180.

See Officers and Employees.

CITY PLANNING, ch. 8, §§ 1-6.

Adoption of rules, ch. 8, § 4.

Chairman of commission, ch. 8,
§ 3.

Commission established, ch. 8,
§ 1.

Compensation of commission, ch.
8, § 2.

Duties of commission, ch. 8, § 5.

Meetings of commission, ch. 8,
§ 4.

Members of commission, ch. 8,
§ 2.

Appointment and term, ch. 8,
§ 2.

Powers of commission, ch. 8, § 5.

Records of commission, ch. 8, § 4.

Secretary of commission, ch. 8,
§ 3.

Subdivisions of property to be
approved by commission, ch.
8, § 6.

Vacancies in office of commission,
ch. 8, § 2.

Vice-chairman of commission,
ch. 8, § 3.

CITY PURCHASING AGENT,
ch. 2, §§ 131-138.

Appropriations.

Appropriation necessary to furnishing
supplies, ch. 2, § 135.

Approval, ch. 2, § 134.

Contracts.

Bids for purchases in excess
of one hundred dollars, ch.
2, § 136.

Signing contracts covering purchases
and sales, ch. 2, § 138.

Specifications to bidders, ch.
2, § 136.

Duties generally, ch. 2, § 132.

Election, ch. 2, § 131.

Forms, ch. 2, § 134.

Jail.

Purchases for jail, ch. 23, § 5.

Order.

Purchases made only on agent's
order, ch. 2, § 133.

Personal property.

Sales, ch. 2, § 137.

Powers generally, ch. 2, § 132.

Sales of material, ch. 2, § 137.

Supplies.

Requisition for, ch. 2, § 134.

Term of office, ch. 2, § 131.

CITY SEAL.

Corporate seal, ch. 1, § 7.

Custodian, ch. 1, § 8.

CITY SEALER, ch. 32, §§ 1-3.

See Weights and Measures.

CITY SERGEANT, char., § 26.

Election, char., § 4(a).

Jail.

Supervision and control, ch. 23,
§ 2.

Liability for acts of jailors, char.,
§ 26½.

CITY TREASURER, ch. 2, §§
81-111.

Accounts and accounting.

Inspection of accounts, ch. 2,
§ 89.

Accounts open to inspection, ch.
2, § 89.

Banks.

City depositories, ch. 2, § 91.

Bonds.

Amount of bond of treasurer,
ch. 2, § 173.

Custodian of bonds, ch. 2, § 85.

Books.

Books, stationery and equipment
to be furnished by city,
ch. 2, § 86.

How kept, ch. 2, § 87.

Inspection, ch. 2, § 89.

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Charter.

Custodian of funds of city,
char., § 20.

Receipts and disbursements,
char., § 34.

Recovery against treasurer for
sureties, char., § 35.

Report of treasurer, char., § 21.

City attorney.

Inspection of records of treasurer,
ch. 2, § 89.

City depositories, ch. 2, § 91.

City manager.

Inspection of records of treasurer,
ch. 2, § 89.

Collection of taxes, ch. 2, §§ 95111.

Delinquent and uncollectible
taxes.

Advertising lists, ch. 2, § 107.

Allowance of credit to treasurer,
ch. 2, § 106.

Continuing collection of delinquent
taxes for one
year, ch. 2, § 109.

Form, ch. 2, § 105.

Lists, ch. 2, § 104.

Lists to speak as of June
thirtieth, ch. 2, § 105.

Oaths, ch. 2, § 105.

Recordation, ch. 2, § 108.

Reports of collections, ch. 2,
§ 108.

Resubmission of lists to
council, ch. 2, § 110.

Sale of delinquent lands, ch.
2, § 111.

Submitting to council, ch. 2,
§ 106.

Subsequent collections, ch.
2, § 110.

Transmitting list of delinquent
lands to clerk of
corporation court, ch. 2, §
108.

Distress, ch. 2, § 98.

Collection by distress, ch. 2,
§ 102.

Sale after, ch. 2, § 99.

Duty of treasurer, ch. 2, § 95.

Failure to pay taxes.

Calling on persons failing to
pay, ch. 2, § 102.

Penalty, ch. 2, § 101.

Garnishment, ch. 2, § 98.

Levy, ch. 2, § 98.

Sale after levy, ch. 2, § 99.

Mailing bills to taxpayers, ch.
2, § 96.

Penalties, ch. 2, § 101.

Persons about to leave city, ch.
2, § 103.

Tax tickets, ch. 2, § 97.

Time taxes due, ch. 2, § 100.

Compensation, ch. 2, § 83.

Council.

Inspection of records of treasurer,
ch. 2, § 89.

Custodian of funds, char., § 20;
ch. 2, § 84.

Depositories, ch. 2, § 91.

Deposits.

Placing funds on certificates of
deposit, ch. 2, § 90.

Director of finance.

Daily report of treasurer to,
ch. 2, § 93.

Delivery of money by director
to treasurer, ch. 2, § 116.

Inspection of records of treasurer,
ch. 2, § 89.

Warrants.

Disbursements not made except
on warrant, ch. 2, §
88.

Disbursements.

Manner of making, ch. 2, § 88.

Records, ch. 2, § 87.

Elections, char., § 4(a); ch. 2, §
81.

Loans.

Custodian of notes, etc., ch. 2,
§ 85.

Mayor.

Inspection of records of treasurer,
ch. 2, § 89.

Oaths.

Oath of office, ch. 2, § 81.

Office, ch. 2, § 82.

Officers and employees.

Wages.

Withholding wages, ch. 2, §
94.

Receipts.

Records, ch. 2, § 87.

Records.

Inspection of records, ch. 2, §
89.

Recovery against treasurer and
sureties, char., § 35.

Reports, char., § 21.

Daily report, ch. 2, § 93.

Salary, ch. 2, § 83.

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Schools.

Receipt and disbursement of
school funds, ch. 2, § 92.

Sinking fund commission.

Custodian of funds, ch. 2, § 159.

To keep accounts, ch. 2, § 159.

Treasurer as member of commission,
ch. 2, §§ 157-164.

See Sinking Fund Commission.

Taxation, ch. 2, §§ 95-111. See
within this title, "Collection
of Taxes."

Receiving taxes, ch. 2, § 84.

Term of office, ch. 2, § 81.

Warrants.

Disbursement not made except
on a warrant, ch. 2, § 88.

CIVIL AND POLICE JUSTICE'S
COURT, char., § 30;
ch. 9, §§ 1-10.

Accounts and accounting, char.,
§ 30; ch. 9, § 5.

Bail.

Power of chief of police or
lieutenants to accept, ch. 22,
§ 19.

Bailiff, ch. 9, § 10.

Bonds.

Amount of bond of clerk, ch.
2, § 173.

Books and supplies, ch. 9, § 9.

Clerk of court, ch. 9, § 10.

Bond, ch. 2, § 173.

Compensation, ch. 9, § 4.

Costs, ch. 9, § 5.

Courtroom, ch. 9, § 9.

Days upon which court open for
business, ch. 9, § 3.

Duties of justice, ch. 9, § 2.

Election, char., § 4(a).

Election of justice, ch. 9, § 1.

Fines, ch. 9, § 5.

Collection and use of, ch. 9,
§ 6.

Imprisonment upon non-payment,
ch. 9, § 7.

Jail.

Commitment, ch. 23, § 4.

Imprisonment upon non-payment
of fine, ch. 9, § 7.

Release from custody, ch. 23,
§ 4.

Jurisdiction, char., § 30; ch. 9,
§ 2.

Office, ch. 9, § 9.

Police.

Issuance of summons, ch. 22,
§ 9.

Violating promise to appear,
ch. 22, § 9.

Powers of justice, ch. 9, § 2.

Qualification of justice, ch. 9, § 1.

Records.

Fees and costs, ch. 9, § 5.

Removal, char., § 30.

Salaries, ch. 9, § 4.

Stationery, ch. 9, § 9.

Substitute justice, ch. 9, § 8.

Supplies, ch. 9, § 9.

Term of court, ch. 9, § 3.

Term of justice, ch. 9, § 1.

Trial fee, ch. 9, § 5.

Vacation period, ch. 9, § 3.

Warrants.

Arrest, char., § 30.

CLAIMS.

Charter provisions.

Filing claim for damages condition
precedent to action
against city, char., § 40½.

Director of finance.

Examination, ch. 2, § 121.

CLERK OF COUNCIL, ch. 2, §§
63-68.

Appointment, char., § 11.

Attesting deeds, contracts, etc.,
ch. 1, § 9.

Bonds.

Amount of bond of clerk, ch. 2,
§ 173.

Official bonds filed with clerk,
ch. 2, § 177.

Books and documents.

Inspection and exhibition, ch.
2, § 64.

Keeping, ch. 2, § 64.

Budget.

Notice of hearings on budget,
ch. 2, § 68.

Publishing synopsis, ch. 2, §
68.

Calendar of petitions, ch. 2, § 66.

Certificate of oaths of office filed
with, char., § 6.

Charter provision, char., § 5.

Corporate seal.

Custodian, ch. 1, § 8.

Docket of petition, ch. 2, § 66.

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Documents and papers, char., §
11.

Duties generally, ch. 2, § 63.

Elections, ch. 2, § 63.

General ordinance books, char., §
11.

Journal of proceedings, ch. 2, §
64.

Minute book.

Keeping, ch. 2, § 67.

Names of councilmen, when entered,
ch. 2, § 4.

Notice of action by council, ch.
2, § 65.

Oath of office.

Filing with, ch. 2, § 4.

Ordinances.

Furnishing officers with ordinances,
ch. 2, § 65.

Numbering, ch. 2, § 67.

Ordinance book.

Keeping, ch. 2, §§ 64, 67.

Ordinances passed subsequent
to adoption of code, ch. 2, §
67.

CLERK OF COURT.

Civil and police justice's court,
ch. 9, § 10.

Corporation court.

Election, char., § 4(a).

COAL.

Coal holes.

Closing except when in actual
use, ch. 29, § 23.

In general, ch. 29, § 22.

Maliciously opening, ch. 29, §
24.

Transporting over or about sidewalks,
ch. 29, § 42.

Weights and measures, ch. 32, §§
10-13.

See Weights and Measures.

COASTING.

Streets, sidewalks and alleys, ch.
29, § 44.

COCKFIGHTING, ch. 3, § 21.

CODE.

Catchlines, ch. 1, § 4.

Citation, ch. 1, § 1.

Constitutionality, ch. 1, § 3.

Designation, ch. 1, § 1.

Penalty.

General penalty, ch. 1, § 5.

Repeal of general ordinances in
conflict, ch. 1, § 6.

Rules of construction, ch. 1, § 2.

Saving clause, ch. 1, § 6.

COKE.

Weights and measures, ch. 32, §§
10-13.

See Weights and Measures.

COMMISSIONER OF REVENUE,
ch. 2, §§ 142-156.

Assessment.

Assessment of personal property,
ch. 2, §§ 147-150.

Listing governed by state
law, ch. 2, § 147.

Penalty for failure to make
return, ch. 2, § 150.

Refusal to exhibit property,
ch. 2, § 150.

Revaluation of property, ch.
2, § 149.

Valuations to be furnished
and returned to commissioner,
ch. 2, § 148.

Subdivided lots, ch. 2, § 152.

Bond, ch. 2, § 142.

Books and papers, ch. 2, § 145.

Land and personal property
books, ch. 2, § 146.

State law followed as to land
and personal property books,
ch. 2, § 151.

City assessor, ch. 2, § 142.

Duties.

Generally, ch. 2, § 145.

When duties begin, ch. 2, §
144.

Election, char., § 4(a); ch. 2, §
142.

Licenses and license taxes.

Assessing and issuing, ch. 2, §
153.

Commissioner to report delinquents
to mayor, ch. 2, §
155.

Failure to pay when due, ch. 2,
§ 154.

Mayor to cause delinquents to
be summoned, ch. 2, § 156.

Penalty, ch. 2, § 154.

List.

Duty to list all property as of
first day of January, ch. 2, §
144.

Office, ch. 2, § 145.

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Salary, ch. 2, § 143.

Vacancy in office, ch. 2, § 142.

COMMISSION FORM OF GOVERNMENT,
char., § 4(b).

COMMISSIONS.

City planning, ch. 8, §§ 1-6.

See City Planning.

Sinking fund commission, ch. 2,
§§ 157-164.

See Sinking Fund Commission.

COMMITMENT.

Jail.

Chief of police, ch. 23, § 4.

Order of civil and police justice,
ch. 23, § 4.

Persons committed to be confined,
ch. 23, § 3.

COMMITTEES, ch. 2, §§ 15, 16.

See Council.

COMMONWEALTH'S ATTORNEY,
ch. 2, §§ 139-141.

See Attorney for the Commonwealth.

COMMUNICABLE DISEASES,
ch. 15, §§ 8-15.

See Health and Sanitation.

CONCEALED WEAPONS, ch.
19, § 75.

Power of council, char., § 13.

CONDEMNATION.

See Eminent Domain.

CONSERVATORS OF THE
PEACE, char., § 16.

CONSTRUCTION OF CODE,
ch. 1, § 2.

CONTAGIOUS DISEASES, ch.
15, §§ 8-15.

See Health and Sanitation.

CONTRACTS.

City attorney.

Duty to draft contracts, ch. 2,
§ 125.

City purchasing agent.

Bids for purchases in excess of
one hundred dollars, ch. 2, §
136.

Signing contracts covering purchases
and sale, ch. 2, § 138.

Specifications to bidders, ch. 2,
§ 136.

Mayor.

Mayor to sign deeds, etc., ch. 1,
§ 9.

CORPORATE SEAL, ch. 1, § 7.

Custodian, ch. 1, § 8.

CORPORATE STATUS OF
CITY, char., § 2.

CORPORATION COURT, char.,
§ 42.

Appeal to corporation court,
char., § 15.

Clerk of corporation court.

Election, char., § 4(a).

COSTS.

Civil and police justice's court,
ch. 9, § 5.

Execution for, char., § 30.

Jail.

Credit, ch. 23, § 9.

Limitation of confinement for
failure to pay, ch. 23, § 8.

Juvenile and domestic relations
court.

Accounting for fines and fees,
ch. 9, § 14.

Limitation of confinement for
failure to pay, ch. 23, § 8.

Zoning.

Cost of appeals, ch. 33, § 21.

COUNCIL, ch. 2, §§ 1-68.

Absent members.

Compelling attendance, ch. 2,
§ 11.

Adjournment.

Absence of quorum, ch. 2, § 11.

When motion to adjourn in
order, ch. 2, § 37.

Aid to associations, ch. 2, § 61.

Animals and fowls.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Annual budget, ch. 2, § 19.

Appropriations.

Advertising city, char., § 18½.

Annual and special appropriations,
ch. 2, § 18.

City purchasing agent.

Appropriations necessary to
furnish supplies, ch. 2, §
135.

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Director of finance.

Warrant not to be drawn unless
appropriation made,
ch. 2, § 121.

Improvements outside city, ch.
2, § 60.

In excess of annual appropriation,
ch. 2, § 59.

In excess of one thousand dollars.

Ordinances not to be voted
on on day of introduction,
ch. 2, § 58.

Public welfare.

Superintendent not to incur
indebtedness beyond appropriation,
ch. 24, § 5.

Vote on ordinances appropriating
money, ch. 2, § 58.

Beggars.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Bonds.

Bond issues.

Providing for floating debt,
char., § 13.

Power of council to require
official bonds, char., § 13.

Bonfires.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Books and papers.

Production of books and
papers, ch. 2, § 17.

Budget.

Additional expenses beyond
annual budget, ch. 2, § 59.

Annual budget prepared by city
manager, ch. 2, § 19.

Charter provision, char., § 17.

Expenditures in excess of budget,
ch. 2, § 59.

Building code.

Power of council, char., § 13.

City attorney.

Attending meetings of council
and committees, ch. 2, § 128.

Reporting to council on condition
of civil cases, ch. 2, §
127.

City manager.

Annual budget prepared by, ch.
2, § 19.

Election, char., § 4(e).

City treasurer.

Inspection of records of treasurer,
ch. 2, § 89.

Clerk of council, ch. 2, §§ 63-68.

See Clerk of Council.

Committees.

Appointment, ch. 2, § 15.

Chairman, ch. 2, § 45.

Finance committee.

Powers and duties, ch. 2, §
16.

Report as to official bonds,
ch. 2, § 177.

Meetings, ch. 2, § 45.

Reports, ch. 2, §§ 43, 44.

Compelling attendance of absent
members, char., § 11.

Concealed weapons.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Conservators of the peace, char.,
§ 16.

Debt.

Power of council to create
floating debt, char., § 13.

Director of finance.

Making suggestions to council,
ch. 2, § 114.

Disorderly behavior, char., § 11.

Disorderly conduct.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Disqualification of members for
certain offices, ch. 2, § 14.

Drunkards.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Duties generally, ch. 2, § 1.

Election.

Charter provisions, char., § 4.

Election of members, ch. 2, § 2.

Manner of election, char., §
4(d).

Electric light works.

Power of council to regulate,
etc., char., § 13.

Eminent domain.

Powers of council, char., § 13.

Executive session, ch. 2, § 9.

Expelling members, char., § 11;
ch. 2, § 12.

Explosives.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Finance committee.

Chairman as member of sinking
fund commission, ch.
2, §§ 157-164.

See Sinking Fund Commission.

Powers and duties, ch. 2, § 16.

Report as to official bonds, ch.
2, § 177.

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Fire department.

Confirmation of officers, ch. 12,
§ 2.

Power of council as to prevention
of fires, char., § 13.

Fire limits.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Floating debt.

Power of council to create,
char., § 13.

Franchises.

Granting franchises, ch. 2, § 62.

Garbage, rubbish, etc.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Gas works.

Power of council to erect, etc.,
char., § 13.

Health.

Powers of council, char., § 13.

Houses of ill fame.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Jail.

Authority to pass ordinances including
imprisonment, char.,
§ 15.

Journal, char., § 11.

Inspection by city attorney, ch.
2, § 129.

Kites.

Flying kites.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Lewd conduct.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Mayor, ch. 2, §§ 69-73.

See Mayor.

Election, char., § 4(d).

President shall be mayor, ch.
2, § 6.

Meetings.

City attorney to attend, ch. 2,
§ 128.

Executive session, ch. 2, § 9.

Open meetings, ch. 2, § 9.

Organization meeting, ch. 2,
§ 5.

Presiding over meetings, char.,
§ 8.

Vice president, char., § 8.

Regular meetings, ch. 2, § 7.

Special meetings, ch. 2, § 8.

Reconsidering or rescinding
vote, ch. 2, § 49.

Stated and special meetings,
char., § 32.

Time of meeting, ch. 2, § 7.

Members.

Election, ch. 2, § 2.

Minutes, char., § 12.

Motions, ch. 2, §§ 33-37. See
within this title, "Rules of
Order and Procedure."

Motor vehicles and traffic.

Speed.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Non-residents.

Removal from city vacates office,
char., § 7.

Nuisances.

Powers of council, char., § 13.

Oaths.

Oath of office, char., § 6; ch. 2,
§ 4.

Officers and employees.

Appointment, char., § 11.

Authority of officers appointed
by council, ch. 2, § 166.

Election, ch. 2, § 165.

Fixing salaries in excess of two
thousand dollars, ch. 2, § 75.

Officers and clerks.

Elections, char., § 5.

Removal, ch. 2, § 169.

Order, ch. 2, §§ 20-51. See within
this title, "Rules of Order and
Procedure."

Ordinances.

Aid to various associations, ch.
2, § 61.

Amending ordinances, ch. 2, §
55.

Appropriating money, ch. 2, §
58.

Improvements outside city,
ch. 2, § 60.

In excess of annual appropriation,
ch. 2, § 59.

Blanks.

Filling blanks in ordinances,
ch. 2, § 56.

Disposition of public property,
ch. 2, § 62.

Effective date, ch. 2, § 57.

Granting franchises, ch. 2, § 62.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Procedure in enacting general
ordinances, ch. 2, § 53.

Repealing ordinances, ch. 2, §
55.

Style, ch. 2, § 52.

Taxation.

Imposing taxes, ch. 2, § 58.

Writing required, ch. 2, § 54.

Organization meeting, ch. 2, § 5.

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Paupers.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Peace, good order and morality.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Police.

Election of officers and members,
ch. 22, § 1.

Powers.

Enumeration, char., § 13.

Generally, ch. 2, § 1.

Powers vested in, char., §§
4(a), 4(b).

President.

Election, ch. 2, § 6.

Mayor, ch. 2, §§ 69-73.

See Mayor.

Powers and duties generally,
ch. 2, § 6.

President pro tempore, ch. 2,
§ 6.

Rules of order and procedure.

See within this title, "Rules
of Order and Procedure."

Voting, ch. 2, § 6.

Previous question.

How put, ch. 2, § 39.

Motion for, ch. 2, § 38.

Procedure, ch. 2, §§ 20-51. See
within this title, "Rules of
Order and Procedure."

Public utilities.

Floating debt.

Power of council to create,
char., § 13.

Punishing members, ch. 2, § 12.

Quarantine.

Powers of council, char., § 13.

Quorum, char., § 9; ch. 2, § 10.

Absence of quorum, ch. 2, § 11.

Committees, ch. 2, § 45.

Resolutions.

Style, ch. 2, § 52.

Responsibilities generally, ch. 2,
§ 1.

Rules of order and procedure, ch.
2, §§ 20-51.

Adoption, ch. 2, § 20.

Authority to adopt, char., § 11.

Aye and no vote, ch. 2, § 41.

Calendar of unfinished business,
ch. 2, § 46.

Committees.

Chairman, ch. 2, § 45.

Meetings, ch. 2, § 45.

Quorum, ch. 2, § 45.

Reports, ch. 2, § 43.

Form, ch. 2, § 44.

Communications to be in writing,
ch. 2, § 32.

Conduct in addressing body,
ch. 2, § 26.

Conduct while sitting, ch. 2, §
30.

Disqualifications, ch. 2, § 51.

Dissent may be recorded, ch.
2, § 42.

Duties of presiding officer, ch.
2, § 22.

General order of business, ch.
2, § 47.

Leave to withdraw.

Withdrawing without leave,
ch. 2, § 25.

Majority of vote to govern, ch.
2, § 40.

Members failing to vote, ch. 2,
§ 51.

Motions, ch. 2, §§ 33-37.

Adjournment.

When motion to adjourn
in order, ch. 2, § 37.

Admitting under color of
amendment, ch. 2, § 34.

Order of procedure, ch. 2, §
35.

Previous question, ch. 2, §§
38, 39.

Reconsidering, ch. 2, § 36.

Stating before discussion, ch.
2, § 33.

Withdrawing, ch. 2, § 33.

Writing required, ch. 2, § 33.

Non-members addressing council,
ch. 2, § 31.

Order.

How called to order, ch. 2, §
29.

Parliamentary rules, ch. 2, § 21.

President.

Appeal from decision on
question of order, ch. 2, §
23.

Decides question of order,
ch. 2, § 23.

Order of recognition by, ch.
2, § 27.

Stating questions and declaring
results, ch. 2, § 24.

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Special meetings.

Reconsidering or rescinding
vote at, ch. 2, § 49.

Special order of business, ch. 2,
§ 48.

Speeches.

Number and length, ch. 2, §
28.

Suspension, ch. 2, § 20.

Voting at elections, ch. 2, § 50.

Salaries, char., § 4(c); ch. 2, § 3.

Fixing, char., § 31.

Fixing salaries of members in
excess of two thousand dollars,
ch. 2, § 75.

Sinking fund commission.

Setting apart fund, ch. 2, § 160.

Slaughterhouses.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Smoke.

Power of council to abate,
char., § 13.

Snow.

Power as to removal,. char., §
13.

Stagnant water.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Streets, sidewalks and alleys.

Powers, char., § 13.

Taxation.

Levy.

Annual levy, ch. 2, § 19.

Ordinances levying tax not to
be voted on on day of introduction,
ch. 2, § 58.

Terms of office, char., § 4(d);
ch. 2, § 2.

Tie vote, char., § 10; ch. 2, § 6.

Tires and wheels.

Power of council as to width,
char., § 13.

Vacancy in office, char., § 7; ch.
2, §§ 6, 13.

Vagrants.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Vice president, char., § 8.

Election, char., § 4(d); ch. 2,
§ 6.

Powers and duties generally,
ch. 2, § 6.

Presiding over meetings, char.,
§ 10.

Tie vote, char., § 10.

Voting, ch. 2, § 6.

Water.

Pollution.

Power of council to prohibit,
char., § 13.

Waterworks.

Power of council to erect, etc.,
char., § 13.

Weapons.

Concealed weapons.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Witnesses, ch. 2, § 17.

COUNTY.

Charter.

Board of arbitrators, char., §
46.

County jail.

Use of, char., § 15.

County property within city
limits, char., § 45.

Joint board of health, ch. 15, §§
1-21.

See Health and Sanitation.

Motor vehicles and traffic.

County vehicles subject to provisions
of chapter, ch. 18,
§ 4.

Same person may hold county
and city office, char., § 47.

COURTS.

Appeal to corporation court,
char., § 15.

Civil and police justice's court,
ch. 9, §§ 1-10.

See Civil and Police Justice's
Court.

Juvenile and domestic relations
court, ch. 9, §§ 11-14.

See Juvenile and Domestic Relations
Court.

CRAPS.

Shooting craps, ch. 19, § 28.

CRIMES, ch. 19, §§ 1-77.

See Offenses.

CROSSINGS.

Railroad warning signals must be
obeyed, ch. 18, § 37.

Slowing down or stopping at
grade crossings, ch. 18, § 38.

CRUELTY TO ANIMALS, ch.
3, § 24.

CURFEW, ch. 19, § 13.

CURSING, ch. 19, § 1.

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D

DAIRIES, ch. 17, §§ 1-25.

See Milk.

DAMAGES,

Electrical code.

Liability for damages resulting
from violation of chapter,
ch. 10, § 8.

Filing claim for damages condition
precedent to action against
city, char., § 40½.

DANCES AND DANCE HALLS,
ch. 19, § 14.

Marathon dances or contests, ch.
19, § 37.

DANGEROUS ANIMALS, ch. 3,
§ 1.

DANGEROUS MISSILES, ch.
19, § 15.

DANGEROUS WEAPONS.

See Weapons.

DEAD ANIMALS.

Carrying beyond city limits for
burial, ch. 3, § 14.

Death from infectious diseases,
ch. 3, § 16.

Placing or permitting to remain
on streets, etc., ch. 3, § 15.

DEALERS IN SECOND-HAND
ARTICLES, ch. 19, §§ 43-45.

See Pawnbrokers, Junk and Second-hand
Dealers.

DEATHS, ch. 6, §§ 1-9.

See Vital Statistics.

DEBT.

Debt limitation, char., § 24.

Power of council to create floating
debt, char., § 13.

DEEDS.

City attorney.

Duty to draft deeds, ch. 2, §
125.

Execution, ch. 1, § 9.

Parks and cemeteries.

Conveying space in cemeteries,
ch. 20, § 5.

DELINQUENT TAXES, ch. 2,
§§ 104-111.

See Taxation.

DENATURING.

Milk, ch. 17, § 22.

DEPARTMENTS.

Fire department, ch. 12, §§ 1-15.

See Fire Department.

Public welfare, ch. 24, §§ 1-13.

See Public Welfare.

Superintendents of departments.

Absence from city, ch. 2, § 171.

Appointments, ch. 2, § 178.

Duties generally, ch. 2, § 179.

Reports, ch. 2, § 180.

Vacations, ch. 2, § 172.

DEPOSITORIES, ch. 2, § 91.

DIRECTOR OF FINANCE, ch.
2, §§ 112-123.

Accounts.

Keeping accounts, ch. 2, § 116.

Appropriations.

Warrant not to be drawn unless
appropriation made, ch.
2, § 121.

Bonds.

Amount of bond of director, ch.
2, § 173.

Books.

Keeping books, ch. 2, § 114.

City attorney.

Turning funds over to, ch. 2, §
126.

City council.

Making suggestions to council,
ch. 2, § 114.

City treasurer.

Daily report of treasurer to,
ch. 2, § 93.

Delivery of money by director
to treasurer, ch. 2, § 116.

Inspection of records of treasurer,
ch. 2, § 89.

Claims.

Examination, ch. 2, § 121.

Collection of revenues, ch. 2, §
116.

Disbursements.

Monthly reports, ch. 2, § 118.

Duties generally, ch. 2, § 113.

Election, ch. 2, § 112.

Employees.

Power to employ and fix salaries,
ch. 2, § 115.

Gas.

Collection of gas bills, ch. 2, §
117.

Cutting off supply, ch. 2, § 117.

List of delinquents, ch. 2, § 117.

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Libraries.

Audit of accounts, ch. 16, § 6.

Inventory of property, ch. 16,
§ 6.

Mayor.

Countersigning warrants, ch.
2, § 121.

Officers and employees.

Checks to employees, ch. 2, §
122.

Fixing pay day, ch. 2, § 123.

Taxation.

Deductions for taxes, ch. 2,
§ 122.

Powers generally, ch. 2, § 113.

Public welfare.

Audit and inventory, ch. 24, §
13.

Receipts.

Monthly reports, ch. 2, § 118.

Reports, ch. 2, § 114.

Annual reports, ch. 2, § 120.

Quarterly reports, ch. 2, § 119.

Receipts and disbursements,
ch. 2, § 118.

Salary.

Drawing warrants for salaries
and wages, ch. 2, § 122.

Sinking fund commission.

Director as member, ch. 2, §§
157-164.

See Sinking Fund Commission.

Supervision of fiscal affairs, ch.
2, § 113.

Term of office, ch. 2, § 112.

Warrants.

Appropriation necessary, ch. 2,
§ 121.

Disbursements not made except
on warrant, ch. 2, § 88.

Drawing of warrants, ch. 2, §
121.

Water.

Collection of water bills, ch.
2, § 117.

Cutting off supply, ch. 2, § 117.

List of delinquents, ch. 2, § 117.

DISEASES.

Communicable diseases, ch. 15,
§§ 8-15.

See Health and Sanitation.

DISGUISES.

Disguises in public, ch. 19, § 17.

DISORDERLY CONDUCT, ch.
19, § 18.

Power of council, char., § 13.

DISORDERLY HOUSES, ch. 19,
§§ 50-53.

See Houses of Ill Fame.

DISTRESS.

Special assessments.

Collection, ch. 2, § 98.

Taxation.

Collection, ch. 2, §§ 98, 102.

DISTRICT HOME.

Public welfare.

Remanding cases to, ch. 24,
§ 4.

Representative to board, ch.
24, § 8.

Superintendent of public welfare
to remand cases to, ch. 24, § 4.

DISTURBING PUBLIC ASSEMBLIES,
ch. 19, § 19.

DOGS.

Bitches in heat, ch. 3, § 9.

Fighting dogs, ch. 3, § 22.

Hydrophobia.

Dogs to be confined or muzzled,
ch. 3, § 10.

Mayor may require confinement,
ch. 3, § 10.

Running at large, char., § 38.

Taxation, char., § 18.

DOMESTIC RELATIONS
COURT, ch. 9, §§ 11-14.

See Juvenile and Domestic Relations
Court.

DRAINS.

Streets, sidewalks and alleys.

Drainage from lots, gutters or
spouts, ch. 29, § 27.

Entrance over drainage ditches,
ch. 29, § 30.

DRUGS AND DRUG ADDICTS.

Motor vehicles and traffic.

Driving while under influence
of drugs, ch. 18, § 14.

DRUMMERS.

Street drumming, ch. 19, § 61.

DRUNKARDS AND DRUNKENNESS.

Motor vehicles and traffic.

Driving while drunk, ch. 18,
§ 14.

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Power of council, char., § 13.

Public drunkenness, ch. 19, § 21.

DYNAMITE.

Keeping on sale in store, ch. 11,
§ 9.

E

ELECTIONS.

Bonds, char., § 24.

City attorney, ch. 2, § 124.

City treasurer, ch. 2, § 81.

Conformity to law of state, char.,
§ 44.

Director of finance, ch. 2, § 112.

Districts, ch. 1, § 11.

Elective officers.

Charter provisions, char., § 4.

Voting places, ch. 1, § 11.

Wards.

Charter provisions, char., § 3.

ELECTRICAL CODE, ch. 10, §§
1-34.

Alterations.

Permit for alteration, ch. 10, §§
10-14. See within this title,
"Permits for Installations or
Alterations."

Appliances.

Sale of appliances, ch. 10, §§
26-29. See within this title,
"Sale of Materials and Appliances."

Apprentices, ch. 10, § 5.

Bonds.

Amount of bond of city electrician,
ch. 2, § 173.

Persons engaging in electrical
business, ch. 10, § 7.

City electrician, ch. 10, §§ 1-4.

Appointment, ch. 2, § 178, ch.
10, § 1.

Bond, ch. 2, § 173, ch. 10, § 1.

Compensation, ch. 10, § 1.

Duties generally, ch. 10, § 2.

Inspections, ch. 10, §§ 15-17.
See within this title, "Inspections."

Not to engage in electrical
business, ch. 10, § 3.

Obstructing, ch. 10, § 4.

Powers generally, ch. 10, § 2.

Right of entry, ch. 10, § 4.

Sale of materials and appliances.

Approval by electrician, ch.
10, § 26.

City manager.

Defective and dangerous poles,
ch. 2, § 80.

Inspection of poles carrying
wire, ch. 2, § 80.

Conduits.

Use of metal conduits, ch. 10,
§ 22.

Use of rigid conduit service, ch.
10, § 23.

Construction.

Electrical construction in
streets, ch. 10, § 32.

Standard for general electrical
construction, ch. 10, § 20.

Damages.

Liability for damages resulting
from violation of chapter, ch.
10, § 8.

Examination, ch. 10, § 6.

Fee, ch. 10, § 6.

Helpers, ch. 10, § 5.

Inspections, ch. 10, §§ 15-17.

Additional inspections, ch. 10,
§ 17.

Certificate of approval, ch. 10,
§ 16.

Connection certificates, ch. 10,
§ 16.

Notice to city electrician, ch.
10, § 16.

Required inspections, ch. 10, §
15.

Uncovering concealed work, ch.
10, § 15.

Installation.

Only registered electricians to
make installations, ch. 10, § 5.

Permit for installations, ch. 10,
§§ 10-14. See within this
title, "Permits for Installations
or Alterations."

Radios and antennas, ch. 10, §
25.

Requirements for installations
generally, ch. 10, § 19.

Temporary installations, ch. 10,
§ 18.

Licenses.

Persons engaging in electrical
business, ch. 10, § 6.

Material.

Sale of materials, ch. 10, §§ 2629.
See within this title,
"Sale of Materials and Appliances."

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Metal cable.

Use of armored metal cable,
ch. 10, § 22.

Metal conduits.

Use of, ch. 10, § 22.

Metal raceway.

Use of metal raceway, ch. 10, §
22.

Penalty, ch. 10, § 34.

Permits for installations or alterations,
ch. 10, §§ 10-14.

Annual permits, ch. 10, § 14.

Expiration, ch. 10, § 14.

Fees, ch. 10, § 14.

Form and contents of application,
ch. 10, § 10.

Individual permits, ch. 10, § 10.

Fees, ch. 10, § 13.

Unlawful to take out for
others not in employ, ch.
10, § 11.

Upon undertaking work
started by another, ch. 10,
§ 12.

Issuance, ch. 10, § 10.

Records to be kept, ch. 10, § 14.

Poles.

Painting, ch. 10, § 31.

Stencilling, ch. 10, § 31.

Unsafe poles, ch. 10, § 30.

Use of poles for city wires, ch.
10, § 33.

Registration.

Persons engaging in electrical
business, ch. 10, § 6.

Required registration, ch. 10,
§ 6.

Type of work authorized, ch.
10, § 9.

Who may be registered, ch. 10,
§ 9.

Sale of materials and appliances,
ch. 10, §§ 26-29.

Approval by city electrician,
ch. 10, § 26.

Devices and equipment deemed
approved for sale, ch. 10, §
28.

Selling unapproved appliances,
ch. 10, § 27.

Trademarks, identification, etc.,
ch. 10, § 29.

Streets, sidewalks and alleys.

Electrical construction in
streets, ch. 10, § 32.

Wiring.

Authorization of special wiring
methods, ch. 10, § 21.

Buildings being remodeled, ch.
10, § 24.

Conduits. See within this
title, "Conduits."

Dead wires, ch. 10, § 30.

Temporary wiring, ch. 10, § 18.

Unsafe wires, ch. 10, § 30.

Use of poles for city wires,
ch. 10, § 33.

ELECTRICAL SIGNS, ch. 27,
§§ 3-26.

See Signs and Awnings.

ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANIES.

Location of poles, ch. 29, § 35.

Streets, sidewalks and alleys.

Location of poles, ch. 29, § 35.

ELECTRIC LIGHT WORKS.

Power of council to regulate,
etc., char., § 13.

Sale of, char., § 25.

EMINENT DOMAIN.

Powers of council, char., § 13.

Taking or damaging private
property, char., § 39.

EMPLOYEES, ch. 2, §§ 165-180.

See Officers and Employees.

ENGINEER.

Appointment and duties of city
engineer, ch. 2, §§ 178, 179.

EVIDENCE.

Mayor's investigations, char., §
29.

EXCAVATIONS IN STREETS,
ch. 29, §§ 13-19.

See Streets, Sidewalks and Alleys.

EXPLOSIVES, ch. 11, §§ 1-19.

Boilers.

Steam boilers, ch. 11, § 2.

Council.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Dealers to post signs, ch. 11, §
10.

Dynamite.

Keeping on sale in store, ch. 11,
§ 9.

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Filling stations.

Permit for operation, ch. 11,
§ 4.

Fire department.

Duty of chief of fire department,
ch. 11, § 3.

Notification as to storage, ch.
11, § 10.

Fireworks.

Shooting fireworks, ch. 11, § 1.

Flammable liquids, ch. 11, §§ 1419.

See Flammable Liquids.

Keeping for purpose other than
sale, ch. 11, § 6.

Keeping in conformity with article,
ch. 11, § 5.

Location of explosives in buildings,
ch. 11, § 10.

Nitroglycerin.

Keeping on sale in store, ch. 11,
§ 9.

Penalty, ch. 11, § 13.

Permits for purchases, ch. 11, §
12.

Retail dealers.

Keeping, ch. 11, § 7.

Service stations.

Permit for operation, ch. 11, § 4.

Transporting, ch. 11, § 11.

Wholesale dealers.

Keeping, ch. 11, § 8.

F

FALSE FIRE ALARM, ch. 12, §
15.

FALSE PRETENSES AND
CHEATS.

Advertising, ch. 19, §§ 69, 70.

Checks drawn by persons without
sufficient funds, ch. 19, §
10.

Failure to deliver food or refund
money, ch. 19, § 23.

Obtaining credit with intent to
defraud hotel or boarding
house, ch. 19, § 40.

FEMALES.

Interfering with, ch. 19, § 35.

FENCES.

Injuring or defacing, ch. 19, § 34.

Streets, sidewalks and alleys.

Barbed wire fences along
streets and sidewalks, ch. 29,
§ 49.

FILLING STATIONS.

Permit for operation, ch. 11, § 4.

Storage, etc., of flammable liquids,
ch. 11, §§ 14-19.

See Flammable Liquids.

FINANCE.

Director of finance, ch. 2, §§ 112123.

See Director of Finance.

Finance committee.

See Council.

FINES.

Civil and police justice's court,
ch. 9, § 5.

Collection and use of, ch. 9,
§ 6.

Execution for, char., § 30.

Imprisonment upon non-payment,
ch. 9, § 7.

Collection of fines, char., § 37.

Enforcement of collections, char.,
§ 15.

Jail.

Credit, ch. 23, § 9.

Limitation of confinement for
failure to pay, ch. 23, § 8.

Juvenile and domestic relations
court.

Accounting for fines, ch. 9, §
14.

Payment into city treasurer,
char., § 15.

FIREARMS.

Discharging firearms, ch. 19, §
76.

FIRE DEPARTMENT, ch. 12,
§§ 1-15.

Abatement of fire hazards, ch.
12, § 8.

Alarms.

Alarm boxes.

Publishing information with
respect to, ch. 12, § 14.

False fire alarm, ch. 12, § 15.

Assistant chief.

Eligibility and oath, ch. 12, § 5.

Charges against members for
nonperformance of duty, ch.
12, § 6.

Chief.

Annual report and inventory,
ch. 12, § 4.

Eligibility and oath, ch. 12, §
5.

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Inspection of buildings, etc.,
ch. 12, § 8.

Powers and duties generally,
ch. 12, § 3.

City manager.

Appointment of chief, ch. 2, §
178.

Composition, ch. 12, § 1.

Council.

Confirmation of officers, ch.
12, § 2.

Election of officers by company,
ch. 12, § 2.

Excluding persons from fires,
ch. 12, § 7.

Explosives.

Duty of chief of fire department,
ch. 11, § 3.

False fire alarm, ch. 12, § 15.

Fire plugs.

Obstructing access, ch. 12, §
12.

Interference with fire company,
ch. 12, § 7.

Mayor.

Supervision, ch. 2, § 69.

Suspension, ch. 2, § 70.

Motor vehicles and traffic.

Crossing fire hose, ch. 12, § 13.

Following fire apparatus, ch.
18, § 34.

Parking in front of fire hydrant
or fire station, ch. 18, § 40.

Right of way, ch. 12, § 9.

What to do on approach of
fire department vehicle, ch.
18, § 34.

When speed limit not applicable,
ch. 18, § 20.

Notification as to storage, ch. 11,
§ 10.

Obstructing apparatus of department,
ch. 12, § 9.

Offenses.

False fire alarm, ch. 12, § 15.

Police.

Desk sergeant to call firemen,
ch. 22, § 7.

Power of council as to prevention
of fires, char., § 13.

Preservation of gas and city
property at fires, ch. 14, § 12.

Refusal to permit inspection, ch.
12, § 8.

Streets, sidewalks and alleys.

Defacing or removing fire
hydrants, ch. 29, § 6.

Open ditches to be reported to,
ch. 29, § 52.

Use of streets occupied by fire
department, ch. 12, § 11.

Supervision of department, ch.
12, § 1.

Suspension of members by mayor,
char., § 29.

Vehicles construed as apparatus
of fire department, ch. 12, § 10.

FIRE ESCAPES, ch. 7, § 31.

FIRE LIMITS.

Building code.

Permissible wooden structures
within congested fire limits,
ch. 7, § 19.

Repairing frame buildings
within congested fire limits,
ch. 7, § 20.

Walls, cornices and roofs required
within congested fire
limits, ch. 7, § 18.

Power of council to designate,
char., § 13.

FIRES.

Prevention.

Power of council, char., § 13.

FIREWORKS.

Shooting fireworks, ch. 11, § 1.

FLAG POLES.

Streets, sidewalks and alleys, ch.
29, § 46.

FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS, ch. 11,
§§ 14-19.

Bulk storage, ch. 11, § 14.

Keeping or handling.

In bulk, ch. 11, § 14.

Penalty, ch. 11, § 19.

Permits for installing storage
tanks, ch. 11, § 18.

Piping from unloading point to
storage tank, ch. 11, § 16.

Specifications for tanks, etc., ch.
11, § 17.

Tank cars.

Unloading, ch. 11, § 15.

Wholesale storage, ch. 11, § 17.

FLOATING DEBT.

Power of council to create, char.,
§ 13.

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FLYING KITES, char., § 13.

In streets, ch. 19, § 24.

FOOD AND FOOD ESTABLISHMENTS,
ch. 13, §§ 1-34.

Abattoir.

Permit to sell meat not inspected
at abattoir, ch. 13,
§ 4.

Adulterated food, ch. 13, § 2.

Bakeries.

Wrapping bakery products, ch.
13, § 5.

Ceilings, ch. 13, § 14.

Cleanliness, ch. 13, §§ 19, 30.

Condemnation of unwholesome
food and drink, ch. 13, § 9.

Definitions, ch. 13, § 6.

Disease.

Notification of, ch. 13, § 11.

Procedure when infection suspected,
ch. 13, § 12.

Diseased foodstuffs, ch. 13, § 2.

Display of food and drink, ch. 13,
§ 29.

Doors.

Self-closing, ch. 13, § 21.

Dressing rooms, ch. 13, § 30.

Dust and dirt.

Protection from, ch. 13, § 1.

Employees.

Notification of disease, ch. 13,
§ 11.

Equipment. See within this title,
"Utensils and Equipment".

Examination of unwholesome
food or drink, ch. 13, § 9.

Fish.

Handling and sale, ch. 13, § 4.

Flies.

Protection from flies, ch. 13,
§ 1.

Floors, ch. 13, § 13.

Fowls.

Handling and sale, ch. 13, § 4.

Handwashing signs, ch. 13, § 17.

Health officer to enforce, ch. 13,
§ 10.

Inspection, ch. 13, § 10.

Lighting, ch. 13, § 15.

Meat.

Handling and sale, ch. 13, § 4.

Permit to sell meat not inspected
at abattoir, ch. 13,
§ 4.

Milk, ch. 17, §§ 1-25.

See Milk.

Cream, ch. 13, § 28.

Sale in original containers required,
ch. 17, § 18.

Misbranded food, ch. 13, § 2.

Napkins, ch. 13, § 32.

Obtaining credit with intent to
defraud, ch. 19, § 40.

Operation not conducted in room
used for domestic purposes, ch.
13, § 30.

Penalty, ch. 13, § 34.

Permit.

Revocation of permit, ch. 13, §
34.

Refrigeration, ch. 13, § 27.

Restaurants.

Permits.

For employees, ch. 13, § 8.

Operation, ch. 13, § 7.

Rodent control, ch. 13, § 33.

Screening, ch. 13, § 21.

Shelves ch, 13, § 32.

Soiled linens, ch. 13, § 30.

Spoiled foodstuffs, ch. 13, § 2.

Storage of food and drink, ch. 13,
§ 29.

Streets, sidewalks and alleys.

Exposing on sidewalks, ch. 13,
§ 1.

Tables, ch. 13, § 32.

Toilets, ch. 13, § 17.

Utensils and equipment.

Construction, ch. 13, § 22.

Dishwashing equipment, ch.
13, § 23.

Materials used for cleaning and
polishing, ch. 13, § 31.

Methods of bactericidal treatment,
ch. 13, § 24.

Single-service utensils, ch. 13,
§ 25.

Storing and handling, ch. 13, §
25.

Vegetables.

Grown on soil impregnated
with human excrement, ch.
13, § 3.

Ventilation, ch. 13, § 16.

Vermin control, ch. 13, § 33.

Walls, ch. 13, § 14.

Washing facilities for employees,
ch. 13, § 20.

Washing hands, ch. 13, § 19.

Waste.

Disposal of waste, ch. 13, § 26.

Water supply, ch. 13, § 18.

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FOOTBALL.

Playing in streets, ch. 19, § 24.

FOR-HIRE VEHICLES, ch. 18,
§§ 88-93.

See Taxicabs and Other Vehicles
for Hire.

FORNICATION, ch. 19. § 2.

FOWLS.

Handling and sale by food establishments,
ch. 13, § 4.

Straying, ch. 3, § 4.

FRANCHISES.

Charter.

Granting, char., § 33.

Council.

Granting franchises, ch. 2, § 62.

Mayor.

Supervision by mayor, ch. 2, §
69.

FRUIT PEELS.

Streets, sidewalks and alleys.

Throwing on sidewalks, ch. 29,
§ 53.

FUMES, ch. 19, § 39.

FURNACES, ch. 7, § 48.

G

GAMBLING, ch. 19, §§ 25-29.

Betting or participating in gambling,
ch. 19, § 27.

Keeping gaming table or device,
ch. 19, § 25.

Keeping place for gaming, ch. 19,
§ 26.

Lottery, ch. 19, § 29.

Playing craps, ch. 19, § 28.

Poolrooms, bowling alleys, etc.,
ch. 19, § 48.

Raffle, ch. 19, § 29.

Slot machines, ch. 19, § 57.

GARAGES.

Building code.

Auto repair shops and public
garages, ch. 1, § 54.

Garage keeper to report damaged
and abandoned vehicles, ch. 18,
§ 16.

GARBAGE AND TRASH.

Burning of trash, debris, etc., ch.
19, § 6.

Offensive matter, ch. 19, § 42.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Refuse matter thrown on streets
or private property, ch. 19, § 54.

Sewers.

Discharging refuse or garbage
into sewers, ch. 21, § 40.

Streets, sidewalks and alleys.

Hauling earth, garbage, etc.,
over streets, ch. 29, § 54.

Removal of garbage, trash,
ashes, etc., ch. 29, § 55.

Sidewalks in front of premises
to be kept clean, ch. 29, § 40.

GARNISHMENT.

Special assessments.

Collection, ch. 2, § 98.

Taxation.

Collection, ch. 2, § 98.

GAS, ch. 14, §§ 1-20.

Access to premises.

Right of access, ch. 14, § 17.

Apparatus.

Examining and stopping leaks,
ch. 14, § 13.

Application for service, ch. 14,
§ 1.

Bill.

Collection by director of finance,
ch. 2, § 117.

Complaint against gas bills, ch.
14, § 11.

Cutting off service for nonpayment,
ch. 14, § 7.

Connection charge, ch. 14,
§ 8.

Director of finance.

Lists of delinquents, ch. 2,
117.

When payable, ch. 14, § 6.

Bonds.

Amount of bond of meter
reader, ch. 2, § 173.

City manager.

Supervision of gas works, ch.
2, § 75.

Connections.

Connections to be made by city,
ch. 14, § 14.

Payment of cost, ch. 14, § 14.

Council.

Power of council to erect, etc.,
gas works, char., § 13.

Cutting off service.

Connecting charge, ch. 14, § 8.

Director of finance, ch. 2, § 117.

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Nonpayment of bills, ch. 14,
§ 7.

Superintendent of public utilities,
ch. 2, § 117.

Deposits by consumers, ch. 14,
§ 5.

Director of finance.

Collection of gas bills, ch. 2, §
117.

Cutting off supply, ch. 2, § 117.

List of delinquents, ch. 2, § 117.

Fire department.

Preservation of gas and city
property at fires, ch. 14, § 12.

Fixtures.

Obstructions, ch. 14, § 19.

Removing or interfering with,
ch. 14, § 9.

Repair of, ch. 14, § 15.

Unauthorized introduction of
gas, ch. 14, § 16.

Meter.

Charges when meter fails to
register, ch. 14, § 4.

Removal or interference with,
ch. 14, § 9.

Repair and replacement, ch. 14,
§ 10.

Responsibility for contents of
prepay meters, ch. 14, § 10.

Testing, ch. 14, § 11.

Pipes.

Interfering with, ch. 14, § 19.

Lines laid by property owners,
ch. 14, § 20.

Repair of, ch. 14, § 15.

Unauthorized additions to for
introduction of gas, ch. 14, §
16.

Rates.

General rates, ch. 14, § 2.

Optional rates, ch. 14, § 3.

Sale of gas works, char., § 25.

Stopcocks.

Obstructing, ch. 14, § 19.

Turning on or using without authority,
ch. 14, § 18.

Using without authority, ch. 14,
§ 18.

GASOLINE, ch. 11, §§ 14-19.

See Flammable Liquids.

GATES.

Leaving open, ch. 19, § 34.

GENERAL PROVISIONS OF
CODE, ch. 1, §§ 1-11.

GOOD ORDER, ch. 19, §§ 1-77.

See Offenses.

GRAVEL SHOOTERS, ch. 19, §
15.

GUNPOWDER, ch. 11, §§ 5-13.

See Explosives.

GUNS.

Shooting within city, ch. 19, § 76.

GUTTERS.

Streets, sidewalks and alleys.

Drainage from, ch. 29, § 27.

Eaves projecting over sidewalks,
ch. 29, § 26.

H

HALLOWEEN.

Disguises in public, ch. 19, § 17.

HANDBILLS, ch. 19, § 30.

HEALTH AND SANITATION,
ch. 15, §§ 1-21.

Animals, birds and fowls, ch. 3,
§§ 1-24.

See Animals, Birds and Fowls.

Barbershops, ch. 4, §§ 1-14.

See Barbershops.

Births, ch. 6, §§ 1-9.

See Vital Statistics.

Board of health, ch. 15, §§ 1-5.

See within this title, "Joint
Board of Health."

Communicable diseases, ch. 15, §§
8-15.

Interfering with quarantine
notice, ch. 15, § 14.

Notifying superintendent of
schools, ch. 15, § 12.

Owners of residences.

Reports by, ch. 15, § 9.

Penalty, ch. 15, § 15.

Physicians.

Reports by physicians, ch.
15, § 8.

Placarding residences, ch. 15,
§ 12.

Quarantine.

Establishing, ch. 15, § 10.

Removal of diseased persons
for proper isolation, ch. 15,
§ 11.

Sale or disposal of infected
articles, ch. 15, § 13.

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Council.

Powers of council, char., § 13.

Deaths, ch. 6, §§ 1-9.

See Vital Statistics.

Food and food establishments,
ch. 13, §§ 1-34.

See Food and Food Establishments.

Health officer.

Appointment, ch. 15, § 6.

Compensation, ch. 15, § 6.

Duties, ch. 15, § 7.

Powers, ch. 15, § 7.

Jail.

Health officer to inspect jail,
ch. 23, § 6.

Joint board of health, ch. 15, §§
1-5.

Appointment of member by city
council, ch. 15, § 2.

Composition, ch. 15, § 1.

Duties generally, ch. 15, § 3.

Penalty for violation, ch. 15,
§ 5.

Powers and duties of agents
and employees, ch. 15, § 4.

Powers generally, ch. 15, § 3.

Rules and regulations, ch. 15,
§ 5.

Terms of members, ch. 15, § 2.

Milk, ch. 17, §§ 1-25.

See Milk.

Nuisances.

Abatement, ch. 15, § 18.

Failure to remove nuisance,
etc., after notice, ch. 15, § 21.

Plumbing, ch. 21, §§ 16-35.

See Plumbers and Plumbing.

Privies generally, ch. 21, §§ 6-13.

See Privies.

Inspection, ch. 15, § 18.

Quarantine.

Establishing, ch. 15, § 10.

Interference with notice, ch. 15,
§ 14.

Schools.

Communicable diseases.

Notification of superintendent
of schools, ch. 15, § 12.

Vaccination of school teachers
and pupils, ch. 15, § 17.

Sewers, ch. 21, §§ 1-44.

See Sewers and Sewage Disposal.

Springs.

Condemnation of wells and
springs, ch. 15, § 16.

Stagnant water, ch. 15, § 19.

Streets, sidewalks and alleys.

Discharge of water, slops, etc.,
ch. 15, § 20.

Inspection, ch. 15, § 18.

Vaccination.

School teachers and pupils,
ch. 15, § 17.

Vital statistics, ch. 6, §§ 1-9.

See Vital Statistics.

Water.

Condemnation of wells and
springs, ch. 15, § 16.

Discharge of water, slops, etc.,
ch. 15, § 20.

Drains and running water, ch.
15, § 19.

Stagnant water, ch. 15, § 19.

Wells.

Condemnation, ch. 15, § 16.

HOGS.

At large, ch. 3, § 3.

Keeping in city, ch. 3, § 5.

Keeping over night for shipment
or sale, ch. 3, § 7.

Running at large, char., § 38.

HOTELS.

Drumming, ch. 19, § 61.

Failure to deliver food where
money accepted in advance, ch.
19, § 23.

Fire escapes, ch. 7, § 31.

Food establishments generally,
ch. 13, §§ 6-34.

See Food and Food Establishments.

Milk.

Sale in original containers required,
ch. 17, § 18.

Obtaining credit with intent to
defraud, ch. 19, § 40.

HOUSE NUMBERS, ch. 29, §§
3-5.

See Streets, Sidewalks and Alleys.

HOUSES OF ILL FAME.

Frequenting, ch. 19, § 51.

Keeping or being inmate of, ch.
19, § 50.

Permitting use of property as,
ch. 19, § 53.

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Police.

Entry, ch. 22, § 31.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Renting property for use as, ch.
19, § 52.

HYDROPHOBIA.

Cats, ch. 3, § 11.

Dogs, ch. 3, § 10.

I

ICE.

Streets, sidewalks and alleys.

Removal, ch. 29, § 41.

ICE CREAM.

Food and food establishments
generally, ch. 13, §§ 1-34.

See Food and Food Establishments.

IMPRISONMENT.

See Jail.

INDECENCY.

Books, pictures, statuary, etc.,
ch. 19, § 32.

Indecent exposure, ch. 19, § 33.

INFANTS.

Curfew, ch. 19, § 13.

Juvenile and domestic relations
court, ch. 9, §§ 11-14.

See Juvenile and Domestic Relations
Court.

Poolrooms, bowling alleys, shooting
galleries, etc., ch. 19, § 47.

Sales of tobacco to minors, ch.
19, § 65.

Weapons.

Sales to infants, ch. 19, § 77.

INFLAMMABLE LIQUIDS, ch.
11, §§ 14-19.

See Flammable Liquids.

INJUNCTIONS.

Restraining violations of ordinances,
char., § 15.

INNS.

Food and food establishments
generally, ch. 13, §§ 1-34.

See Food and Food Establishments.

INSURANCE.

City manager.

Insuring city buildings, ch. 2,
§ 78.

Signs and awnings, ch. 27, § 24.

Taxicabs and other vehicles for
hire.

Persons operating, ch. 18, § 91.

INTOXICATING LIQUORS.

Drunkenness.

Public drunkenness, ch. 19, §
21.

Motor vehicles and traffic.

Driving while under influence,
ch. 18, § 14.

Police.

Use of intoxicants, ch. 22, § 31.

Wine.

Sale of wine on Sunday, ch. 19,
§ 63.

J

JACKS.

Exhibiting, ch. 3, § 17.

JAIL, ch. 23, §§ 1-16.

City manager.

Control of work force, ch. 23,
§ 10.

Reports by health officer to
city manager, ch. 23, § 6.

City purchasing agent.

Purchases for jail, ch. 23, § 5.

City sergeant.

Supervision and control, ch. 23,
§ 2.

Civil and police justice's court.

Commitment, ch. 23, § 4.

Imprisonment upon non-payment
of fine, ch. 9, § 7.

Release from custody, ch. 23,
§ 4.

Commitment.

Chief of police, ch. 23, § 4.

Order of civil and police justice,
ch. 23, § 4.

Persons committed to be confined,
ch. 23, § 3.

Costs.

Credit, ch. 23, § 9.

Limitation of confinement for
failure to pay, ch. 23, § 8.

Council.

Authority to pass ordinances
including imprisonment, char.,
§ 15.

County jail.

Use of county jail, char., § 15.

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Credit for good conduct, ch. 23,
§ 9.

Establishment, ch. 23, § 1.

Fines.

Credit, ch. 23, § 9.

Limitation of confinement for
failure to pay, ch. 23, § 8.

Health.

Health officer to inspect jail,
ch. 23, § 6.

Jailor and deputy jailors. char., §
26½.

Medical attention, ch. 22, § 30.

Police.

Conduct toward offenders and
prisoners, ch. 22, § 30.

Release from custody.

Chief of police, ch. 23, § 4.

Order of civil and police justice,
ch. 23, § 4.

Sick prisoners, ch. 23, § 7.

Work force, ch. 23, §§ 10-16.

Control of city manager, ch.
23, § 10.

Establishment, ch. 23, § 10.

Foreman and assistant foreman,
ch. 23, §§ 12, 13.

Persons required to work, ch.
23, § 11.

Prisoners to obey orders and
work each day unless excused,
ch. 23, § 15.

Punishment of prisoners, ch.
23, § 16.

Taking prisoners out to labor,
ch. 23, § 14.

JOINT HEALTH BOARD, ch.
15, §§ 1-21.

See Health and Sanitation.

JOURNAL.

Council, char., § 11.

JUNK DEALERS, ch. 19, §§ 4345.

See Pawnbrokers, Junk and Secondhand
Dealers.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Civil and police justices, ch. 9, §§
1-10.

See Civil and Police Justice's
Court.

Election, char., § 4(a).

JUVENILE AND DOMESTIC
RELATIONS COURT, ch. 9,
§§ 11-14.

Accounts and accounting.

Accounting for fines and fees,
ch. 9, § 14.

Appointment and term of judge,
ch. 9, § 11.

Fines.

Accounting for fines, ch. 9, § 14.

Jurisdiction and duties, ch. 9, §
12.

Salaries.

Compensation of judge, ch. 9,
§ 13.

K

KITES.

Flying in streets, ch. 19, § 24.

Flying kites, char., § 13.

L

LARCENY.

Petit larceny, ch. 19, § 46.

LEASES.

City attorney.

Drafting by city attorney, ch.
2, § 125.

LEWDNESS.

Indecent books, pictures, statuary,
etc., ch. 19, § 32.

Indecent exposure, obscene acts,
language, etc., ch. 19, § 33.

Lewd conduct.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Lewd persons, ch. 19, § 36.

LIBRARIES, ch. 16, §§ 1-10.

Accounts, ch. 16, § 6.

Board, ch. 16, §§ 1-4.

Appointment of librarian, ch.
16, § 4.

Election of members, ch. 16,
§ 1.

Fixing compensation of appointees,
ch. 16, § 4.

Officers, ch. 16, § 2.

Powers and duties generally,
ch. 16, § 3.

Reports by board, ch. 16, § 5.

Term of members, ch. 16, § 1.

Vacancies in office, ch. 16, § 1.

Destroying books, ch. 16, § 9.

Payment for books lost or destroyed,
ch. 16, § 10.

Director of finance.

Audit of accounts, ch. 16, § 6.

Inventory of property, ch. 16,
§ 6.

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Expenditures.

Responsibility for, ch. 16, § 7.

Failure to return books, ch. 16, §
10.

Incurring obligations, ch. 16, § 7.

Injuring books, ch. 16, § 9.

Librarian.

Appointment, ch. 16, § 4.

Duties, ch. 16, § 8.

Reports, ch. 16, § 5.

Responsibilities, ch. 16, § 8.

Payment for books lost or destroyed,
ch. 16, § 10.

LICENSES AND LICENSE
TAXES.

Assessment by commissioner of
revenue, ch. 2, § 153.

Attorney for the commonwealth.

Prosecution of cases arising
under license ordinance, ch.
2, § 140.

City attorney.

Prosecution for violation of license
ordinances, ch. 2, § 125.

Delivery wagons, char., § 19.

Electrical code.

Persons engaging in electrical
business, ch. 10, § 6.

Failure to pay when due, ch. 2, §
154.

Imposition, char., § 19.

Issuance by commissioner of revenue,
ch. 2, § 153.

Mayor.

Commissioner to report delinquents
to mayor, ch. 2, § 155.

Mayor to cause delinquents to
be summoned before court,
ch. 2, § 156.

Motor vehicles and traffic.

City license number plates to
be attached, ch. 18, § 67.

Regulation of keepers of wagons,
drays, carts, hacks, etc.,
char., § 19.

Pawnbrokers, junk and secondhand
dealers.

Revocation, ch. 19, § 45.

Penalty, ch. 2, § 154.

Plumbers and plumbing, ch. 21, §
23.

Police.

Reporting violation of revenue
laws, ch. 22, § 39.

LOAFING.

Streets, sidewalks and alleys, ch.
29, § 45.

LOANS.

City may negotiate, char., § 24.

City treasurer.

Custodian of notes, etc., ch. 2,
§ 85.

Limitation of debt, char., § 24.

LOITERING ON STREETS.

Streets, sidewalks and alleys, ch.
29, § 45.

LOST PROPERTY.

Police, ch. 22, § 25.

LOTTERIES, ch. 19, § 29.

LUNCH ROOMS.

Food establishments generally,
ch. 13, §§ 6-34.

See Food and Food Establishments.

M

MANAGER, ch. 2, §§ 74-80.

See City Manager.

MANURE.

Disposal of manure from stables,
ch. 3, § 23.

MAPS.

City manager.

Preparing and keeping, ch. 2, §
79.

Survey showing street lines, ch.
7, § 7.

MARATHON DANCES OR
CONTESTS, ch. 19, § 37.

MARQUEES.

Building code.

Overhanging streets, ch. 7, §
53.

MASKS.

Disguises in public, ch. 19, § 17.

MAYOR, ch. 2, §§ 69-73.

Bonds.

Amount of bond of mayor, ch.
2, § 173.

Mayor to sign bonds, ch. 1, § 9.

Chief executive officer, char., §
29.

City treasurer.

Inspection of records of treasurer,
ch. 2, § 89.

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Compensation, ch. 2, § 3.

Corporation court.

Removal of mayor from office,
ch. 2, § 72.

Countersigning warrants, ch. 2, §
121.

Duties generally, char., § 29; ch.
2, § 69.

Election, char., § 4(d).

As president, char., § 8.

Charter provision, char., § 4(a).

Fire department.

Supervision, ch. 2, § 69.

Suspension, ch. 2, § 70.

Franchises.

Supervision by mayor, ch. 2, §
69.

Licenses and license taxes.

Commissioner to report delinquents
to mayor, ch. 2, § 155.

Mayor to cause delinquents to
be summoned before court,
ch. 2, § 156.

Mayor to sign deeds, etc., ch. 1,
§ 9.

Meetings.

Presiding over, char., § 8.

Motor vehicles and traffic.

May decrease weight limit, ch.
18, § 60.

Regulatory power, ch. 18, § 7.

Supervision, ch. 18, § 6.

Non-residents.

Removal from city vacates office,
char., § 7.

Officers and employees.

Removal, ch. 2, § 169.

Suspension or removal of subordinate
officers, char., § 29;
ch. 2, § 70.

Police.

Filling vacancies, ch. 22, § 4.

Power to appoint special police,
ch. 22, § 4.

Supervision, char., § 29; ch. 2,
§ 69.

Suspension, ch. 2, § 70.

Under control of mayor, ch. 22,
§ 2.

Powers generally, char., § 29;
ch. 2, § 69.

President of council.

Election, ch. 2, § 6.

Power and duties generally, ch.
2, § 6.

President pro tempore, ch. 2,
§ 6.

President shall be mayor, ch.
2, § 6.

Rules of order and procedure.

See Council.

Voting, ch. 2, § 6.

Removal from office.

Malfeasance, misfeasance or
gross negligence, char., § 29;
ch. 2, § 72.

Sinking fund commission.

Member of commission, ch. 2,
§ 157-164.

See Sinking Fund Commission.

Suspension of officers, char., § 29.

Theatres and shows.

Prohibiting certain theatrical
performances, ch. 2, § 71.

Tie vote, char., § 10.

Vacancy in office, char., §§ 7, 8,
29; ch. 2, §§ 13, 73.

Warrants.

Countersigning warrants, ch. 2,
§ 121.

MEAL TICKETS.

Refusing to furnish food on, ch.
19, § 23.

MEASURES, ch. 32, §§ 1-13.

See Weights and Measures.

MEAT.

Food and food establishments
generally, ch. 13, §§ 1-34.

See Food and Food Establishments.

Handling and sale of meat, ch. 13,
§ 4.

Slaughterhouse, ch. 28, §§ 1-3.

See Slaughterhouses.

MERRY-GO-ROUNDS, ch. 19, §
38.

METERS AND METER READERS.

Bond, ch. 2, § 173.

Gas meters.

Charges when meter fails to
register, ch. 14, § 4.

Water meters.

Obstructing, ch. 31, § 11.

Rates, ch. 31, § 2.

Charges when meter fails to
register, ch. 31, § 3.

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Parking meters, ch. 18, §§ 72-87.

See Motor Vehicles and Traffic.

MIDWIVES.

Vital statistics.

Duty to register, ch. 6, § 2.

Report of births, ch. 6, § 3.

MILK, ch. 17, §§ 1-25.

Adulteration.

Sale of adulterated milk prohibited,
ch. 17, § 2.

Dairies and milk plants.

Future dairies and milk plants,
ch. 17, § 24.

Dairy farms.

Inspection.

For purpose of grading or
regrading, ch. 17, § 7.

Definitions, ch. 17, § 1.

Denaturing, ch. 17, § 22.

Dipping milk, ch. 17, § 18.

Food and food establishments.

Cream, ch. 13, § 28.

Sale in original containers required,
ch. 17, § 18.

Grades and grading.

Grade "A" pasteurized milk, ch.
17, § 12.

Grade "A" raw milk, ch. 17, §
10.

Grade "B" pasteurized milk,
ch. 17, § 13.

Grade "B" raw milk, ch. 17, §
11.

Grades of milk and cream
which may be sold, ch. 17, §
16.

Grading of milk and cream, ch.
17, § 9.

Inspection for purpose of grading
or regrading, ch. 17, § 7.

Points to be scored by producers
of grade "A" raw or pasteurized
milk, ch. 17, § 14.

Points to be scored by producers
of grade "B" raw or pasteurized
milk, ch. 17, § 15.

Supplementary regrading, ch.
17, § 17.

Hotels.

Sale in original containers required,
ch. 17, § 18.

Inspection.

Dairy farms and milk plants.

For purpose of grading or
regrading, ch. 17, § 7.

Milk and cream from points beyond
inspection of city, ch.
17, § 19.

Labeling and placarding, ch. 17,
§ 6.

Milk plants.

Inspection.

For purpose of grading or regrading,
ch. 17, § 7.

Misbranding.

Denaturing misbranded products,
ch. 17, § 22.

Sale of misbranded milk or
products prohibited, ch. 17,
§ 2.

Penalty, ch. 17, § 25.

Permits.

Fees, ch. 17, § 5.

Posting number, ch. 17, § 3.

Required, ch. 17, § 3.

Revocation, ch. 17, § 4.

Repasteurization prohibited, ch.
17, § 23.

Restaurants.

Card to be displayed by, ch. 17,
§ 6.

Sale in original containers required,
ch. 17, § 18.

Soda fountains.

Sale in original containers required,
ch. 17, § 18.

Spitting, ch. 17, § 20.

Testing products, ch. 17, § 8.

Transferring milk, ch. 17, § 18.

Vehicles used in transporting, ch.
17, § 21.

MILLER MANUAL LABOR
SCHOOL, char., § 45.

MINORS.

See Infants.

MINUTE BOOK.

Clerk of council.

Keeping, ch. 2, § 67.

MISBRANDING.

Food, ch. 13, § 2.

Milk.

Denaturing misbranded products,
ch. 17, § 22.

Sale of misbranded milk or
products prohibited, ch. 17,
§ 2.

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MISDEMEANORS, ch. 19, §§ 177.

See Offenses.

MISSILES.

Throwing, ch. 19, § 15.

MORALS, ch. 19, §§ 1-77.

See Offenses.

MOTOR VEHICLES AND
TRAFFIC, ch. 18, §§ 1-93.

Accidents.

Duty to report, ch. 18, § 15.

Duty to stop in event of accident,
ch. 18, § 68.

Garage keeper to report damaged
and abandoned vehicles,
ch. 18, § 16.

Animals, birds and fowls.

Parking of vehicles containing
livestock, ch. 3, § 8.

Traffic regulations.

Persons riding to obey, ch.
18, § 5.

Unattended teams and animals
on streets, ch. 3, § 19.

Arrest.

Appearance upon arrest, ch. 18,
§ 70.

Bicycles, ch. 5, §§ 1-7.

See Bicycles.

Persons riding bicycles to obey
traffic regulations, ch. 18,
§ 5.

Racks on sidewalk, ch. 29, § 33.

Brakes, ch. 18, § 47.

Bridges.

Special limitations as to speed,
ch. 18, § 19.

Busses.

Parking between midnight and
6:A. M., ch. 18, § 66.

Parking meters.

Bus stops, ch. 18, § 83.

City vehicles.

Subject to provisions of chapter,
ch. 18, § 4.

Coasting prohibited, ch. 18, § 42.

Compliance with article required,
ch. 18, § 3.

Convictions.

Report to be sent to division,
ch. 18, § 71.

County.

County vehicles subject to provisions
of chapter, ch. 18, § 4.

Definitions, ch. 18, § 1.

Driving on right side of highway,
ch. 18, § 21.

Drugs and drug addicts.

Driving while under influence
of drugs, ch. 18, § 14.

Drunkenness.

Driving while drunk, ch. 18, §
14.

Equipment.

Restrictions as to tire equipment,
ch. 18, § 62.

Sale or use of equipment not
approved, ch. 18, § 55.

Trademarks on, ch. 18, § 55.

Fire department.

Crossing fire hose, ch. 12, § 13.

Following fire apparatus, ch.
18, § 34.

Parking in front of fire hydrant
or fire station, ch. 18, § 40.

Right of way, ch. 12, § 9.

What to do on approach of fire
department vehicle, ch. 18, §
34.

When speed limit not applicable,
ch. 18, § 20.

Flag at end of load, ch. 18, § 52.

Following too closely, ch. 18, §
28.

Garages.

Garage keeper to report damaged
and abandoned vehicles,
ch. 18, § 16.

Grades.

Driving on steep grades, ch. 18,
§ 41.

Highways laned for traffic.

Special regulations applicable,
ch. 18, § 23.

Horns, ch. 18, § 49.

Interpretation of article, ch. 18,
§ 2.

Intersections.

Keeping to right in crossing,
ch. 18, § 22.

Parking, ch. 18, § 40.

Turning at intersections, ch. 18,
§ 30.

Vehicles standing upon, ch. 29,
§ 31.

Intoxicating liquors.

Driving while under influence,
ch. 18, § 14.

Licenses.

City license number plates to
be attached, ch. 18, § 67.

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Lights.

Acetylene lights, ch. 18, § 45.

At end of load, ch. 18, § 52.

Lighting equipment of vehicles,
ch. 18, § 43.

Parked vehicles, ch. 18, § 46.

Requirements as to headlamps,
ch. 18, § 44.

Signals by lights, ch. 18, § 10.

Loading.

Parking meters.

Loading zones, ch. 18, § 83.

Loads.

Size, ch. 18, § 56.

Spilling contents, ch. 18, § 53.

Weight, ch. 18, § 58.

Logs.

Vehicles hauling logs, ch. 18, §
53.

Mayor.

May decrease weight limit, ch.
18, § 60.

Regulatory power, ch. 18, § 7.

Supervision, ch. 18, § 6.

Meters, ch. 18, §§ 72-87. See
within this title, "Parking
Meters."

Mirrors, ch. 18, § 50.

Misdemeanors.

Acts declared misdemeanors,
ch. 18, § 18.

Narcotics.

Driving while under influence,
ch. 18, § 14.

Noise.

Prevention of noise, ch. 18, §
53.

One-way streets, ch. 18, § 63.

Parking.

Busses, trucks, etc.

Between midnight and 6:A.
M., ch. 18, § 66.

Certain streets between certain
hours, ch. 18, § 65.

In accordance with signs, signals,
etc., ch. 18, § 64.

In front of fire hydrant, fire
station or private driveway,
ch. 18, § 40.

Intersections, ch. 18, § 40.

Lights on parked vehicles, ch.
18, § 46.

Meters, ch. 18, §§ 72-87. See
within this title, "Parking
Meters."

Parking meters, ch. 18, §§ 72-87.

Bus stops, ch. 18, § 83.

Definitions, ch. 18, § 72.

Deliveries.

Use of space for making deliveries,
ch. 18, § 84.

Deposits as fees, ch. 18, § 82.

Establishment of zones, ch. 18,
§ 73.

Hours to which article applies,
ch. 18, § 87.

How meter to be used, ch. 18,
§ 76.

How space to be used, ch. 18,
§ 76.

Injuring of meters, ch. 18, § 80.

Installation, ch. 18, § 74.

Loading zones, ch. 18, § 83.

Manner of parking, ch. 18, § 75.

Marking spaces, ch. 18, § 75.

Operation, ch. 18, § 74.

Overtime parking, ch. 18, § 76.

Duty of police, ch. 18, § 81.

Penalty, ch. 18, § 81.

Permitting vehicle to remain
parked after expiration of
time limit, ch. 18, § 77.

Owner of vehicle prima facie
guilty of violation, ch. 18, §
85.

Penalty, ch. 18, § 86.

Receiving passengers.

Use of space for, ch. 18, § 84.

Sales.

Parking for purpose of making,
ch. 18, § 79.

Slugs, etc.

Use of in meters, ch. 18, § 78.

Tampering with meters, ch. 18,
§ 80.

Time limit, ch. 18, § 73.

Passing.

Overtaking and passing, ch. 18,
§ 25.

Driver to give way to overtaking
vehicle, ch. 18, § 26.

Limitations on privilege, ch.
18, § 27.

Vehicles proceeding in opposite
directions, ch. 18, § 24.

Pedestrians, ch. 18, § 35.

Penalties.

Penalty for misdemeanor, ch.
18, § 69.

Violation of regulations and
signs, ch. 18, § 6.

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Police.

Chief of police may decrease
weight limit, ch. 18, § 60.

Direction of traffic by officer,
ch. 18, § 8.

Regulatory powers of chief of
police, ch. 18, § 7.

Signals by traffic officers, ch.
18, § 9.

Supervision by chief, ch. 18,
§ 6.

Taking notice of vehicles at
night, ch. 22, § 33.

What to do on approach of police
vehicle, ch. 18, § 34.

When speed limit not applicable,
ch. 18, § 20.

Posters.

On windshields, ch. 18, § 51.

Private driveways.

Parking in front of, ch. 18, § 40.

Railroads.

Driving in front of locomotives,
ch. 25, § 7.

Keeping to right in crossing,
ch. 18, § 22.

Obstructing passage on streets,
ch. 25, § 9.

Slowing or stopping at railroad
crossings, ch. 18, § 38.

Vehicles standing on tracks, ch.
25, § 9.

Warning signals must be
obeyed, ch. 18, § 37.

Reckless driving, ch. 18, § 17.

Right-of-way, ch. 18, § 32.

Exceptions to rule, ch. 18, § 33.

Safety zone.

Driving through safety zone
prohibited, ch. 18, § 36.

Semaphores.

Signals by, ch. 18, § 10.

Sidewalks.

Backing vehicles up to, ch. 29,
§ 34.

Driving upon, ch. 29, § 31.

Standing upon sidewalks, ch.
29, § 31.

Use of trucks, wheelbarrows,
bicycles, etc. upon, ch. 29, §
32.

Signals.

Railroad warning signals must
be obeyed, ch. 18, § 37.

Signal devices, ch. 18, § 54.

Starting, stopping or turning,
ch. 18, § 31.

Signs, ch. 18, § 6.

Injuring, ch. 18, § 13.

Local traffic signs, ch. 18, § 11.

On windshields, ch. 18, § 51.

Other than official traffic signs
prohibited, ch. 18, § 12.

Parking to be in accordance
with, ch. 18, § 64.

Size of vehicle and loads, ch. 18,
§ 56.

Permit for excessive size, ch.
18, § 59.

Smoke.

Prevention of smoke, ch. 18, §
53.

Speed.

Emergency vehicles, ch. 18, §
20.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Restrictions as to speed, ch.
18, § 18.

Special limitations on bridges,
ch. 18, § 19.

Starting.

Signals, ch. 18, § 31.

State.

State vehicles subject to provisions
of chapter, ch. 18, § 4.

Steering gear, ch. 18, § 48.

Stopping.

On highway, ch. 18, § 39.

Signals, ch. 18, § 31.

Taxicabs, ch. 18, §§ 88-93.

See Taxicabs and Other Vehicles
for Hire.

Tires.

Restrictions as to tire equipment,
ch. 18, § 62.

Tires and wheels.

Power of council as to width,
char., § 13.

Traffic officers. See within this
title, "Police."

Trailers and towed vehicles, ch.
18, § 57.

Parking between midnight and
6:00 A. M., ch. 18, § 66.

Trucks.

Parking between midnight and
6:00 A. M., ch. 18, § 66.

Turning.

At intersection, ch. 18, § 30.

Signals, ch. 18, § 31.

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Turning around in street, ch.
18, § 29.

Unattended vehicles.

Precautions to be taken, ch. 18,
§ 47.

Vehicles for hire, ch. 18, §§ 88-93.

See Taxicabs and Other Vehicles
for Hire.

Wagons, drays, carts, hacks, etc.
Regulations, char., § 19.

Warning devices, ch. 18, § 49.

Weight of vehicles and loads, ch.
18, § 58.

Mayor and chief of police may
decrease weight limit, ch. 18,
§ 60.

Officer may weigh vehicle and
require removal of excess
load, ch. 18, § 61.

Permit for excessive weight,
ch. 18, § 59.

Windshields.

Signs, posters, etc., on, ch. 18,
§ 51.

Wipers, ch. 18, § 51.

MOVING BUILDINGS, ch. 7, §
10.

MOVING PICTURES.

See Theatres and Shows.

N

NAMING STREETS, ch. 29, § 2.

NAPHTHA.

See Flammable Liquids.

NARCOTICS.

Motor vehicles and traffic.

Driving while under influence,
ch. 18, § 14.

NITROGLYCERIN.

Generally, ch. 11, §§ 5-13.

See Explosives.

Keeping on sale in store, ch. 11,
§ 9.

NOISE, ch. 19, § 39.

Disorderly conduct, ch. 19, § 18.

Motor vehicles and traffic.

Prevention of noise, ch. 18, §
53.

NON-RESIDENTS.

Election to office, char., § 5.

Public welfare.

Aid to destitute non-residents,
ch. 24, § 11.

Paupers coming into city, ch.
24, § 10.

Removal from city vacates office
of mayor or councilman,
char., § 7.

NUISANCES.

Council.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Health and sanitation.

Abatement, ch. 15, § 18.

Failure to remove nuisance,
etc., after notice, ch. 15, § 21.

Privies.

Non-complying privies, ch. 21,
§§ 9, 10.

Smoke, ch. 19, § 58.

NUMBERING STREETS, ch. 29,
§ 2.

O

OATHS.

Chief of fire department, ch. 12,
§ 5.

City treasurer.

Oath of office, ch. 2, § 81.

Oath of office, ch. 2, § 4.

Police.

Oath of office, ch. 22, § 3.

Profane swearing, ch. 19, § 1.

OBSCENITY.

Books, pictures, etc., ch. 19, § 32.

Obscene acts, language, etc., ch.
19, § 33.

ODORS, ch. 19, § 39.

OFFENSES, ch. 19, §§ 1-77.

Abusive language, ch. 19, § 1.

Adultery, ch. 19, § 2.

Advertising.

Defacing advertisements, ch.
19, § 16.

Dropping advertising matter
from aircraft, ch. 19, § 4.

Handbills, posters, etc., ch. 19,
§ 30.

Show bills, etc., upon buildings,
walls, etc., of another person,
ch. 19, § 34.

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Untrue, deceptive or misleading
advertising, ch. 19, §§
68-70.

What deemed deceptive advertising,
ch. 19, §§ 69, 70.

Aircraft.

Altitude over city, ch. 19, § 3.

Dropping advertising matter,
ch. 19, § 4.

Air guns, ch. 19, § 15.

Animals, ch. 3, § 1-24.

See Animals, Birds and Fowls.

Arrest.

Failure to assist officer, ch. 19,
§ 22.

Resisting or obstructing, ch. 19,
§ 55.

Assault and battery, ch. 19, § 56.

Assemblies.

Disturbing public assemblies,
ch. 19, § 19.

Unlawful assemblages, ch. 19,
§ 67.

Attorney for the commonwealth.

Prosecution of criminal and
quasi criminal cases, ch. 2, §
140.

Awnings.

Swinging awnings, ch. 27, § 2.

Bad checks.

Drawing checks without sufficient
funds, ch. 19, § 10.

Ball.

Playing in streets, ch. 19, § 24.

Barbershops, ch. 4, §§ 1-14.

See Barbershops.

Baseball.

Playing in streets, ch. 19, § 24.

Bicycles, ch. 5, §§ 1-7.

See Bicycles.

Boarding houses.

Drumming, ch. 19, § 61.

Obtaining credit with intent to
defraud, ch. 19, § 40.

Bonfires, ch. 19, § 6.

Bowling alleys.

Gambling, ch. 19, § 48.

Hours, ch. 19, § 48.

Infants, ch. 19, § 47.

Bows and arrows, ch. 19, § 15.

Carnivals and like exhibitions.

Bond, ch. 19, § 8.

Deposit to pay cost of policing,
ch. 19, § 7.

Indecent shows or illegal
games, ch. 19, § 8.

Merry-go-rounds, ch. 19, § 38.

Penalty, ch. 19, § 9.

Carrying concealed weapons, ch.
19, § 75.

Checks.

Drawing without sufficient
funds, ch. 19, § 10.

Churches.

Defacing or lounging upon
steps, ch. 19, § 11.

Disturbing public worship, ch.
19, § 20.

Spitting in, ch. 19, § 60.

Circuses.

Circus exhibitions, etc., ch. 19,
§ 12.

Concealed weapons, ch. 19, § 75.

Craps.

Shooting craps, ch. 19, § 28.

Curfew, ch. 19, § 13.

Dances and dance halls, ch. 19, §
14.

Marathon dances or contests,
ch. 19, § 37.

Disguises.

Disguises in public, ch. 19, § 17.

Disorderly conduct, ch. 19, § 18.

Disturbing public assemblies, ch.
19, § 19.

Drummers.

Street drumming, ch. 19, § 61.

Drunkenness.

Public drunkenness, ch. 19, §
21.

False fire alarm, ch. 12, § 15.

Females.

Interfering with, ch. 19, § 35.

Fireworks.

Shooting, ch. 11, § 1.

Flying kites.

In streets, ch. 19, § 24.

Food and food establishments.

Obtaining credit with intent to
defraud, ch. 19, § 40.

Football.

Playing in streets, ch. 19, § 24.

Fornication, ch. 19, § 2.

Fumes, ch. 19, § 39.

Gambling, ch. 19, §§ 25-29.

See Gambling.

Slot machines, ch. 19, § 57.

Garbage and trash.

Burning of trash, debris, etc.,
ch. 19, § 6.

Offensive matter, ch. 19, § 42.

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Refuse matter thrown on
streets or private property,
ch. 19, § 54.

Gates.

Leaving open, ch. 19, § 34.

Gravel shooters, ch. 19, § 15.

Guns.

Shooting within city, ch. 19, §
76.

Halloween.

Disguises in public, ch. 19, §
17.

Handbills, ch. 19, § 30.

Health and sanitation, ch. 15, §§
1-21.

See Health and Sanitation.

Hotels.

Drumming, ch. 19, § 61.

Failure to deliver food where
money accepted in advance,
ch. 19, § 23.

Obtaining credit with intent
to defraud, ch. 19, § 40.

Houses of ill fame.

Frequenting, ch. 19, § 51.

Keeping or being inmate of,
ch. 19, § 50.

Permitting use of property as,
ch. 19, § 53.

Renting property for use as,
ch. 19, § 52.

Indecency.

Books, pictures, statuary, etc.,
ch. 19, § 32.

Indecent exposure, ch. 19, §
33.

Infants.

Curfew, ch. 19, § 13.

Poolrooms, bowling alleys,
shooting galleries, etc., ch.
19, § 47.

Sales of tobacco to minors, ch.
19, § 65.

Weapons.

Sales to infants, ch. 19, § 77.

Intoxicating liquors.

Drunkenness.

Public drunkenness, ch. 19, §
21.

Wine.

Sale of wine on Sunday, ch.
19, § 63.

Junk dealers, ch. 19, §§ 43-45.

See Pawnbrokers, Junk and
Secondhand Dealers.

Kites.

Flying in streets, ch. 19, § 24.

Larceny.

Petit larceny, ch. 19, § 46.

Lewdness.

Indecent books, pictures, statuary,
etc., ch. 19, § 32.

Indecent exposure, obscene
acts, language, etc., ch. 19, §
33.

Lews persons, ch. 19, § 36.

Lotteries, ch. 19, § 29.

Marathon dances or contests, ch.
19, § 37.

Masks.

Disguises in public, ch. 19, § 17.

Meal tickets.

Refusing to furnish food on, ch.
19, § 23.

Merry-go-rounds, ch. 19, § 38.

Missiles.

Throwing, ch. 19, § 15.

Noises, ch. 19, § 39.

Disorderly conduct, ch. 19, § 18.

Nuisances.

Smoke, ch. 19, § 58.

Obscenity.

Obscene acts, language, etc.,
ch. 19, § 33.

Odors, ch. 19, § 39.

Offensive matter, ch. 19, § 42.

Officers and employees.

Resisting or obstructing, ch. 19,
§ 55.

Pawnbrokers, ch. 19, §§ 43-45.

See Pawnbrokers, Junk and
Secondhand Dealers.

Untrue, deceptive or misleading
advertising, ch. 19, §§ 69,
70.

Penalty.

General penalty, ch. 1, § 5.

Petit larceny, ch. 19, § 46.

Police, ch. 22, §§ 1-43.

See Police.

Failure to assist officer, ch. 19,
§ 22.

Imitating police whistle, ch.
19, § 31.

Resisting or obstructing, ch.
19, § 55.

Poolrooms.

Gambling, ch. 19, § 48.

Hours, ch. 19, § 48.

Infants, ch. 19, § 47.

Prize fights, ch. 19, § 49.

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Profanity.

Profane language, ch. 19, § 1.

Prostitution.

Frequenting house of ill fame,
ch. 19, § 51.

Keeping or being inmate of
house of ill fame, ch. 19, §
50.

Permitting use of property as
house of ill fame, ch. 19, §
53.

Renting property for use as
house of ill fame, ch. 19, §
52.

Street walkers, ch. 19, § 36.

Public assemblies.

Disturbing, ch. 19, § 19.

Public worship.

Disturbing, ch. 19, § 20.

Raffles, ch. 19, § 29.

Railroads, ch. 25, §§ 1-9.

See Railroads.

Smoke nuisance, ch. 19, § 58.

Spitting at station, ch. 19, §
60.

Vagrants.

Bringing into city, ch. 19, §
74.

Restaurants.

Drumming, ch. 19, § 61.

Failure to deliver food or refund
money accepted in advance,
ch. 19, § 23.

Riots, ch. 19, § 56.

Routs, ch. 19, § 56.

Schools.

Annoying or interfering with
female pupils, ch. 19, § 5.

Secondhand dealers, ch. 19, §§
43-45.

See Pawnbrokers, Junk and
Secondhand Dealers.

Shooting craps, ch. 19, § 28.

Shooting within city, ch. 19, §
76.

Signs and awnings, ch. 27, §§ 126.

See Signs and Awnings.

Slot machines, ch. 19, § 57.

Smoke.

Nuisances, ch. 19, § 58.

Smoking.

Theatres and shows, ch. 19, §
59.

Solicitors.

Street drumming, ch. 19, § 61.

Spitting, ch. 19, § 60.

Stealing, ch. 19, § 46.

Steam boilers, ch. 11, § 2.

Smoke nuisance, ch. 19, § 58.

Streets, sidewalks and alleys.

Backing vehicles up to sidewalk,
ch. 29, § 34.

Bicycle racks, ch. 29, § 33.

Bonfires, ch. 19, § 6.

Coasting, snowballing, etc.,
ch. 29, § 44.

Defacing numbers, ch. 29, § 5.

Defacing or removing street
signs, ch. 29, § 6.

Drumming, ch. 19, § 61.

Excavations without permit,
ch. 29, § 18.

Flying kites, ch. 19, § 24.

Loafing and loitering on
streets, ch. 29, § 45.

Obstructions, ch. 29, § 35.

Occupying or using unlawfully,
ch. 19, § 41.

Openings in sidewalks, ch. 29,
§§ 21-25.

Playing ball, ch. 19, § 24.

Refuse matter thrown on, ch.
19, § 54.

Spitting, ch. 19, § 60.

Unlawful assemblages, ch. 19,
§ 67.

Use of trucks, wheel barrows,
bicycles, etc., on sidewalks,
ch. 29, § 32.

Street walkers, ch. 19, § 36.

Sundays.

Laboring at trade or calling,
ch. 19, § 62.

Sale of wine, ch. 19, § 63.

Theaters and shows.

Circus exhibitions, ch, 19, § 12.

Disturbing public assemblies,
ch. 19, § 19.

Merry-go-rounds, ch. 19, § 38.

Show bills on property of another
person, ch. 19, § 34.

Smoking, ch. 19, § 59.

Threatening messages, ch. 19, §
64.

Throwing missiles, ch. 19, § 15.

Tobacco.

Sales, etc., to minors, ch. 19,
§ 65.

Trees.

Injuring or defacing, ch. 19, §
34.

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Trespass, ch. 19, § 66.

Unlawful assemblages, ch. 19, §
67.

Vacant lots.

Cutting weeds and foreign
growth, ch. 19, § 71.

Vagrants.

How dealt with, ch. 19, § 73.

Persons deemed vagrants, ch.
19, § 72.

Railroads, etc., bringing vagrants
into city, ch. 19, § 74.

Walls.

Defacing, ch. 19, § 34.

Weapons.

Carrying concealed weapons,
ch. 19, § 75.

Sales, etc., to infants, ch. 19, §
77.

Shooting within city, ch. 19, §
76.

Weeds.

Cutting weeds and foreign
growth, ch. 19, § 71.

Weights and measures, ch. 32,
§ 9.

Wine.

Sale of wine on Sunday, ch.
19, § 63.

Worthless checks.

Drawing checks without sufficient
funds, ch. 19, § 10.

OFFENSIVE MATTER, ch. 19,
§ 42.

OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES,
ch. 2, §§ 1-68, 165-180.

Arrears.

Officers in arrears, ch. 2, § 167.

Attorney for the commonwealth,
ch. 2, §§ 139-141.

See Attorney for the Commonwealth.

Authority of officers appointed
by council, char., § 27.

Bonds.

Amount of official bonds, ch.
2, § 173.

Failure to give, ch. 2, § 176.

Filed with clerk of council, ch.
2, § 177.

Guaranty companies, ch. 2, §
174.

Paid for by city, ch. 2, § 175.

Report by finance committee,
ch. 2, § 177.

Vacancy in office for failure
to give bond, char., § 6.

Building inspector, ch. 7, §§ 3-6.

See Building Code.

City attorney, ch. 2, §§ 124-130.

See City Attorney.

City electrician, ch. 10, §§ 1-4.

See Electrical Code.

City manager, ch. 2, §§ 74-80.

See City Manager.

Officers appointed by city
manager, ch. 2, § 178.

Duties generally, ch. 2, § 179.

Power to employ and discharge,
ch. 2, § 75.

Reports to city manager, ch.
§ 180.

City purchasing agent, ch. 2, §§
131-138.

See City Purchasing Agent.

City treasurer, ch. 2, §§ 81-111.

See City Treasurer.

Clerk of council, ch. 2, §§ 63-68.

See Clerk of Council.

Council.

Authority of officers appointed
by council, ch. 2, § 166.

Election, ch. 2, § 165.

Fixing salaries in excess of
two thousand dollars, ch.
2, § 75.

Generally as to council, ch. 2,
§§ 1-68.

See Council.

Removal, ch. 2, § 169.

Default.

Officers in default, ch. 2, § 167.

Departments.

Superintendents of departments.

Absence from city, ch. 2, §
171.

Vacations, ch. 2, § 172.

Director of finance, ch. 2, §§ 112123.

See Director of Finance.

Checks to employees, ch. 2, §
122.

Fixing pay day, ch. 2, § 123.

Discharging.

City manager, char., § 4(f).

Election.

Officers and clerks elected by
council, char., § 5.

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Elective and appointive office
held by same person, char., §
4(a).

Elective officers, char., § 4.

Eligibility to office, char., § 4(a).

Employment.

City manager, char., § 4(f).

Expenses.

Traveling expenses, ch. 2, §
167.

Health officer, ch. 15, §§ 6, 7.

Manager, ch. 2, §§ 74-80.

See City Manager.

Mayor, ch. 2, §§ 69-73.

See Mayor.

Removal, ch. 2, § 169.

Suspension or removal of subordinate
officers, ch. 2, § 70.

Non-residents.

Elections, char., § 5.

Oaths of office, char., § 6.

Plumbing inspector, ch. 21, §§
16-19.

See Plumbers and Plumbing.

Police.

Responding to calls of city
officials, ch. 22, § 8.

Purchasing agent, ch. 2, §§ 131138.

See City Purchasing Agent.

Qualifications, char., § 6.

Failure to qualify, char., § 6.

Removal, ch. 2, § 169.

Resisting or obstructing, ch. 19,
§ 55.

Salaries.

Compensation fixed by council,
ch. 2, § 167.

Suspended officers, ch. 2, §
170.

Same person may hold county
and city office, char., § 47.

Sinking fund commission, ch. 2,
§§ 157-164.

See Sinking Fund Commission.

Substitutes.

Appointment of substitute during
inability to serve, ch. 2,
§ 168.

Superintendent of parks and
cemeteries, ch. 20, §§ 1-3.

See Parks and Cemeteries.

Superintendents of departments.

Absence from city, ch. 2, § 171.

Reports, ch. 2, § 180.

Vacations, ch. 2, § 172.

Suspended officers.

Salaries, ch. 2, § 170.

Suspension by mayor, char., §
29.

Taxation.

Deductions for taxes, ch. 2, §
122.

Terms of office, char., § 4(a);
ch. 2, § 165.

Traveling expenses, ch. 2, § 167.

Vacancies in office, ch. 2, § 165.

Wages.

Withholding wages, ch. 2, §
94.

OFFICIAL BONDS, ch. 2, §§
173-177.

See Officers and Employees.

ONE-WAY STREETS, ch. 18, §
63.

ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS.

Amending ordinances, ch. 2, §
55.

Manner of making amendments,
ch. 2, § 67.

Appropriating money, ch. 2, §
58.

Advertising city, char., § 18½.

Annual and special appropriations,
ch. 2, § 18.

City purchasing agent.

Appropriation necessary to
furnish supplies, ch. 2, §
135.

Director of finance.

Warrants not to be drawn
unless appropriation made,
ch. 2, § 121.

In excess of annual appropriation,
ch. 2, § 59.

Improvements outside city,
ch. 2, § 60.

In excess of one thousand dollars.

Ordinance not to be voted on
on day of introduction, ch.
2, § 58.

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Public welfare.

Superintendent not to incur
indebtedness beyond appropriation,
ch. 24, § 5.

Vote on ordinances appropriating
money, ch. 2, § 58.

Associations.

Granting aid to associations,
ch. 2, § 61.

Blanks.

Filling blanks in ordinances,
ch. 2, § 56.

Books.

Charter provisions, char., § 11.

Clerk to spread ordinances on
book, ch. 2, § 67.

Charter.

Book, char., § 11.

Continuance of ordinances,
etc., char., § 41.

Enactment, char., § 15.

City attorney.

Drafting, ch. 2, § 129.

Inspection of ordinance book,
ch. 2, § 129.

Clerk of council.

Furnishing officers with ordinances,
ch. 2, § 65.

Ordinance book.

Keeping, ch. 2, § 67; char.,
§ 11.

Ordinances passed subsequent
to adoption of code, ch. 2, §
67.

Effective date, ch. 2, § 57.

Enactment, char., § 15.

Franchises.

Disposing of, ch. 2, § 62.

Injunction to restrain violations,
char., § 15.

Numbering, ch. 2, § 67.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Procedure in enacting general
ordinances, ch. 2, § 53.

Public property.

Disposing of public property,
ch. 2, § 62.

Reading before passage, ch. 2, §
53.

Repealing ordinances, ch. 2, § 55.

Rules of construction, ch. 1, § 2.

Style, ch. 2, § 52.

Taxation.

Imposing taxes, ch. 2, § 58.

Writing required, ch. 2, § 54.

P

PARADES.

Streets, sidewalks and alleys, ch.
29, § 46.

PARKS AND CEMETERIES,
ch. 20, §§ 1-15.

Bonds.

Amount of bond of superintendent,
ch. 2, § 173.

Charges for keeping spaces in
order, ch. 20, § 8.

Conveying spaces in cemeteries,
ch. 20, § 5.

Deeds.

Conveying space in cemeteries,
ch. 20, § 5.

Digging graves.

Fees, ch. 20, § 12.

Notice to keeper of cemeteries,
ch. 20, § 11.

Keepers of cemeteries.

Reports, ch. 20, § 14.

Returning burial permits, ch.
20, § 14.

Mapping grave spaces, ch. 20,
§ 4.

Paupers.

Burial of paupers, ch. 20, § 7.

Perpetual care.

Commission, ch. 20, § 10.

Fund, ch. 20, § 9.

Selling grave spaces, ch. 20, § 4.

To whom spaces shall be sold,
ch. 20, § 6.

Superintendent.

Appointment, ch. 20, § 1.

Obstructing, ch. 20, § 2.

Powers and duties, ch. 20, § 2.

Record of burials, ch. 20, § 3.

Trees.

Injuring or destroying, ch. 20,
§ 15.

Trespassing, ch. 20, § 15.

War veterans.

Care of graves of war veterans,
ch. 20, § 13.

PAUPERS.

Parks and cemeteries.

Burial of paupers, ch. 20, § 7.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Public welfare.

Aid to destitute non-residents,
ch. 24, § 11.

Burial, ch. 24, § 12.

Non-resident paupers coming
into city, ch. 24, § 10.

Vagrants, ch. 19, §§ 72, 74.

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PAWNBROKERS, JUNK AND
SECONDHAND DEALERS,
ch. 19, §§ 43-45.

Daily records of articles pawned
or bought, ch. 19, § 43.

Furnishing reports to chief of
police, ch. 19, § 44.

Licenses.

Revocation, ch. 19, § 45.

Penalty, ch. 19, § 45.

Untrue, deceptive or misleading
advertising, ch. 19, §§ 69, 70.

PEACE, GOOD ORDER AND
MORALS, ch. 19, §§ 1-77.

See Offenses.

PEDDLING.

Street drumming, ch. 19, § 61.

PETIT LARCENY, ch. 19, § 46.

PHYSICIANS.

Communicable diseases.

Reports by physicians, ch. 15,
§ 8.

Death of person unattended by
physician, ch. 6, § 9.

Vital statistics.

Death certificates, ch. 6, § 5.

Duty to register, ch. 6, § 2.

Report of births, ch. 6, § 3.

PIGS.

At large, ch. 3, § 3.

Keeping in city, ch. 3, § 5.

PLANNING, ch. 8, §§ 1-6.

See City Planning.

PLUMBERS AND PLUMBING,
ch. 21, §§ 16-35.

Bonds, ch. 21, § 24.

City manager.

Appointment of inspector, ch.
2, § 178.

Correcting work improperly
done, ch. 21, § 25.

Damages.

Liability for damages, ch. 21,
§ 25.

Inspections.

Additional inspections, ch. 21,
§ 32.

Certificates of approval, ch. 21,
§ 31.

Concealing work before inspection,
ch. 21, § 30.

Fees, ch. 21, § 32.

Methods of testing, ch. 21, §
33.

Notice to inspector, ch. 21, §
31.

Preparations for inspection,
ch. 21, § 33.

Required inspections, ch. 21, §
30.

Inspector.

Appointment, ch. 21, § 16.

Compensation, ch. 21, § 16.

Not to engage in plumbing
business, ch. 21, § 18.

Obstructing, ch. 21, § 19.

Powers and duties generally,
ch. 21, § 17.

Right of entry, ch. 21, § 19.

License, ch. 21, § 23.

Penalty, ch. 21, § 35.

Permits.

Fees, ch. 21, § 28.

Form and contents of application,
ch. 21, § 26.

For others than employees, ch.
21, § 27.

Issuance, ch. 21, § 26.

Registration.

Persons required to register,
ch. 21, § 21.

Revocation of registration certificate,
ch. 21, § 22.

Sewers.

Connections.

Only licensed plumber or
agent to make sewer connection,
ch. 21, § 20.

Generally.

See Sewers.

State law.

Adoption of requirements, ch.
21, § 34.

Undertaking work started by another,
ch. 21, § 29.

Work started by another, ch. 21,
§ 29.

POLICE, ch. 22, §§ 1-43.

Absence, ch. 22, § 22.

Acquaintance with streets, persons
and property, ch. 22, §
28.

Appointment to fill vacancy, ch.
22, § 4.

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Arrest, char., § 16.

False name or address, ch. 22,
§ 10.

Giving name and address to
officers, ch. 22, § 10.

Attendance, obedience to orders,
etc., ch. 22, § 21.

Badge, ch. 22, § 23.

Bail.

Power of chief or lieutenants
to accept, ch. 22, § 19.

Beats.

Leaving beats, ch. 22, § 34.

Lieutenants visiting, ch. 22, §
17.

Bicycles.

Register kept by chief of police,
ch. 5, § 2.

Bonds.

Amount of bond of chief, ch.
2, § 173.

Books to be kept, ch. 22, § 37.

Carnivals and like exhibitions.

Extra policemen, ch. 19, § 7.

Chief of police, ch. 22, §§ 11-15.

Absence or sickness, ch. 22, §
15.

Acceptance of bail, ch. 22, § 19.

Bond, ch. 2, § 173.

Cooperation with city manager,
ch. 22, § 14.

Furnishing information to city
manager, ch. 22, § 14.

Powers and duties generally,
ch. 22, § 11.

Records and reports, ch. 22, §
12.

Reports of pawnbrokers, junk
and second-hand dealers, ch.
19, § 44.

Suspending subordinates from
duty, ch. 22, § 13.

Traffic regulations, ch. 18, § 7.

Traffic supervision, ch. 18, § 6.

Weight limitation of vehicles,
ch. 18, § 60.

City council.

Election of officers and members,
ch. 22, § 1.

City manager.

Chief to furnish manager with
information, ch. 22, § 14.

Responding to calls of, ch. 22,
§ 8.

Civil and police justice's court.

Issuance of summons, ch. 22,
§ 9.

Violating promise to appear,
ch. 22, § 9.

Civility, ch. 22, § 32.

Composition of force, ch. 22, § 1.

Deportment on duty, ch. 22, §
32.

Desk sergeant.

Calling firemen, ch. 22, § 7.

Dress on duty, ch. 22, § 23.

Duties generally, ch. 22, § 20.

Equipment.

Accountability for, ch. 22, § 42.

Examinations, ch. 22, § 4.

Failure to assist officer, ch. 19, §
22.

Fees.

Prohibited, ch. 22, § 24.

Fines.

Collection by chief, char., §
37.

Fire department.

Desk sergeant to call firemen,
ch. 22, § 7.

Furloughs.

Annual furloughs, ch. 22, § 6.

Hours of duty, ch. 22, § 40.

Houses of ill fame.

Entry, ch. 22, § 31.

Imitating police whistle, ch. 19,
§ 31.

Information to be reported, ch.
22, § 37.

Inspection of doors, windows,
etc., ch. 22, § 27.

Interest in outside business, ch.
22, § 41.

Intoxicating liquors.

Use of intoxicants, ch. 22, §
31.

Jail.

Conduct toward offenders and
prisoners, ch. 22, § 30.

Licenses and license taxes.

Reporting violation of revenue
laws, ch. 22, § 39.

Lieutenants, ch. 22, §§ 16-19.

Acceptance of bail, ch. 22, §
19.

Duties generally, ch. 22, § 16.

Inspecting policemen at roll
call, ch. 22, § 18.

Power of lieutenant to accept
bail, ch. 22, § 19.

Visiting beats, ch. 22, § 17.

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Lost property, ch. 22, § 25.

Mayor.

Filling vacancies, ch. 22, § 4.

Power to appoint special police,
ch. 22, § 4.

Supervision, ch. 2, § 69.

Suspension, ch. 2, § 70.

Under control of mayor, ch.
22, § 2.

Motor vehicles and traffic.

Chief of police may decrease
weight limit, ch. 18, § 60.

Direction of traffic by officer,
ch. 18, § 8.

Duty in case of overtime parking,
ch. 18, § 81.

Regulatory powers of chief of
police, ch. 18, § 7.

Signals by traffic officers, ch.
18, § 9.

Supervision by chief, ch. 18,
§ 6.

Taking notice of vehicles at
night, ch. 22, § 33.

What to do on approach of
police vehicle, ch. 18, § 34.

When speed limit not applicable,
ch. 18, § 20.

Name and number to be given to
persons inquiring, ch. 22, § 35.

Oaths.

Oath of office, ch. 22, § 3.

Officers and employees.

Responding to calls of city
officials, ch. 22, § 8.

Pawnbrokers, junk and secondhand
dealers.

Reports to chief of police, ch.
19, § 44.

Persons of bad character.

Watching conduct, ch. 22, § 29.

Plain clothes.

Duty in plain clothes, ch. 22,
§ 38.

Political activities, ch. 22, § 43.

Powers of policeman, ch. 22, § 3.

Presents, ch. 22, § 24.

Prisons and prisoners.

Conduct towards prisoners,
ch. 22, § 30.

Railroads.

Flagman appointed as special
police, ch. 25, § 6.

Resisting or obstructing, ch. 19,
§ 55.

Rewards, ch. 22, § 24.

Rules and regulations.

Knowledge of, ch. 22, § 36.

Special police, ch. 22, § 4.

Stolen property, ch. 22, § 25.

Summons.

Issuance, ch. 22, § 9.

Supervision by mayor, char., §
29.

Suspension by mayor, char., §
29.

Uniforms.

Police to be uniformed, ch. 22,
§ 5.

Vacancies.

Filling vacancies, ch. 22, § 4.

Vigilance to prevent crime, ch.
22, § 26.

POLICE JUSTICE'S COURT,
ch. 9, §§ 1-10.

See Civil and Police Justice's
Court.

POLITICAL ACTIVITIES.

Police, ch. 22, § 43.

POLITICAL PROCESSIONS.

Streets, sidewalks and alleys, ch.
29, § 46.

POOLROOMS.

Gambling, ch. 19, § 48.

Hours, ch. 19, § 48.

Infants, ch. 19, § 47.

POOR.

See Paupers.

PRESIDENT OF COUNCIL.

See Council.

PRISONS AND PRISONERS,
ch. 23, §§ 1-16.

See Jail.

PRIVIES.

Construction requirements and
regulations generally, ch. 21,
§ 6.

Health and sanitation.

Inspection, ch. 15, § 18.

Inspection, ch. 15, § 18, ch. 21,
§ 12.

Keeping in cleanly condition, ch.
21, § 7.

Non-complying privies declared
to be nuisances, ch. 21, § 9.

Alteration or construction to,
ch. 21, § 10.

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Not to be permitted to overflow,
ch. 21, § 8.

Receptacles for sanitary privies,
ch. 21, § 11.

Replacement of can privies, ch.
21, § 13.

Required sanitary privies, ch. 21,
§ 5.

Use only for toilet purposes, ch.
21, § 7.

PRIZE FIGHTS, ch. 19, § 49.

PROFANITY.

Profane language, ch. 19, § 1.

PROSTITUTION.

Frequenting house of ill fame,
ch. 19, § 51.

Keeping or being inmate of
house of ill fame, ch. 19, § 50.

Permitting use of property as
house of ill fame, ch. 19, § 53.

Renting property for use as house
of ill fame, ch. 19, § 52.

Street walkers, ch. 19, § 36.

PUBLIC ASSEMBLIES.

Disturbing, ch. 19, § 19.

PUBLIC DRUNKENNESS, ch.
19, § 21.

PUBLIC LIBRARIES, ch. 16, §§
1-10.

See Libraries.

PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

See Schools.

PUBLIC UTILITIES.

Floating debt.

Power of council to create,
char., § 13.

Sale of, char., § 25.

PUBLIC WELFARE, ch. 24, §§
1-13.

Accounts and accounting.

Superintendent to account for
city funds, ch. 24, § 5.

Appropriations.

Superintendent not to incur
indebtedness beyond appropriation,
ch. 24, § 5.

Assistance to families unable to
support themselves, ch. 24,
§ 9.

Audit, ch. 24, § 13.

Bonds.

Amount of bond of superintendent,
ch. 2, § 173.

Burials.

Paupers, ch. 24, § 12.

Director of finance.

Audit and inventory, ch. 24, §
13.

Director of public welfare, ch.
24, § 1.

Powers and duties generally,
ch. 24, § 1.

District home.

Remanding cases to, ch. 24,
§ 4.

Representative to board, ch.
24, § 8.

Employees, ch. 24, § 7.

Inventory in department, ch. 24,
§ 13.

Non-residents.

Aid to destitute non-residents,
ch. 24, § 11.

Paupers coming into city, ch.
24, § 10.

Paupers.

Aid to destitute non-residents,
ch. 24, § 11.

Burial, ch. 24, § 12.

Non-resident paupers coming
into city, ch. 24, § 10.

Superintendent of public welfare,
ch. 24, §§ 2-6.

Accounting for city funds, ch.
24, § 5.

Appointment, ch. 24, § 2.

Compensation, ch. 24, § 2.

Incurring indebtedness beyond
appropriation, ch. 24, § 5.

Powers and duties generally,
ch. 24, § 3.

Remanding cases to district
home, ch. 24, § 4.

Reports and information, ch.
24, § 6.

PUBLIC WORSHIP.

Disturbing, ch. 19, § 20.

PURCHASING AGENT, ch. 2,
§§ 131-138.

See City Purchasing Agent.

Q

QUARANTINE.

Council.

Power of council, char., § 13.

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Establishing, ch. 15, § 10.

Interference with notice, ch. 15,
§ 14.

R

RABIES.

Cats, ch. 3, § 11.

Dogs, ch. 3, § 10.

RADIO.

Installation, ch. 10, § 25.

RAFFLES, ch. 19, § 29.

RAILROADS, ch. 25, §§ 1-9.

Bells.

Ringing locomotive bells, ch.
25, § 4.

Flagman.

Appointed as special police,
ch. 25, § 6.

Stationing at certain points, ch.
25, § 5.

Getting on or off trains in motion,
ch. 25, § 7.

Loitering on tracks or platform,
ch. 25, § 8.

Motor vehicles and traffic.

Driving in front of locomotives,
ch. 25, § 7.

Keeping to right in crossing,
ch. 18, § 22.

Obstructing passage on streets,
ch. 25, § 9.

Slowing or stopping at railroad
crossings, ch. 18, § 38.

Vehicles standing on tracks,
ch. 25, § 9.

Warning signals must be
obeyed, ch. 18, § 37.

Obstructions on tracks, ch. 25,
§ 2.

Police.

Flagman appointed as special
police, ch. 25, § 6.

Smoke nuisance, ch. 19, § 58.

Speed.

Restrictions, ch. 25, § 1.

Spitting at station, ch. 19, § 60.

Trespass.

Upon tracks or platform, ch.
25, § 8.

Vagrants.

Bringing into city, ch. 19, § 74.

Whistles.

Sounding in city, ch. 25, § 3.

RECKLESS DRIVING, ch. 18,
§ 17.

REFUNDING BONDS, char., §
22.

REGISTRATION.

Bicycles, ch. 5, §§ 1-7.

See Bicycles.

RESERVOIRS.

Power to erect, char., § 43.

RESOLUTIONS.

See Ordinances and Resolutions.

RESTAURANTS.

Drumming, ch. 19, § 61.

Failure to deliver food or refund
money accepted in advance,
ch. 19, § 23.

Food establishments generally,
ch. 13, §§ 6-34.

See Food and Food Establishments.

Milk.

Card to be displayed by, ch.
17, § 6.

Sale in original containers required,
ch. 17, § 18.

REWARDS.

Police, ch. 22, § 24.

RIOTS, ch. 19, § 56.

RODENT CONTROL.

Food and food establishments,
ch. 13, § 33.

ROUTS, ch. 19, § 56,

S

SALARIES.

Attorney for the commonwealth.

Generally, ch. 2, § 139.

City attorney.

In full compensation for services,
ch. 2, § 130.

City electrician, ch. 10, § 1.

City manager.

Fixed by council, ch. 2, § 74.

Fixing by council, char., §
4(e).

Manager to fix salaries up to
two thousand dollars, ch. 2,
§ 75.

City treasurer, ch. 2, § 83.

Civil and police justice's court,
ch. 9, § 4.

Commissioner of revenue, ch. 2,
§ 143.

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Council, char., § 4(c); ch. 2, § 3.

Fixing salaries, char., § 31.

In excess of two thousand
dollars, ch. 2, § 75.

Director of finance.

Drawing warrants for salaries
and wages, ch. 2, § 122.

Juvenile and domestic relations
court.

Compensation of judge, ch. 9,
§ 13.

Officers and employees.

Compensation fixed by council,
ch. 2, § 167.

Suspended officers, ch. 2, §
170.

SANITATION, ch. 15, §§ 1-21.

See Health and Sanitation.

SCHOOLS.

Annoying or interfering with female
pupils, ch. 19, § 5.

City treasurer.

Receipt and disbursement of
school funds, ch. 2, § 92.

Communicable diseases.

Notification of superintendent
of schools, ch. 15, § 12.

Exits, ch. 7, § 35.

Fire escapes, ch. 7, § 31.

Miller Manual Labor School,
char., § 45.

School board, ch. 26, §§ 1-3.

Classified report and estimate,
ch. 26, § 3.

Composition, ch. 26, § 1.

Election, ch. 26, § 1.

Powers and duties, ch. 26, § 2.

Terms of members, ch. 26, § 1.

School property in Charlottesville
school district, char., §
45.

Stairways, ch. 7, § 71.

Taxation.

Levy for maintenance and
operation, char., § 18.

Vaccination of school teachers
and pupils, ch. 15, § 17.

SEAL.

Corporate seal, ch. 1, § 7.

Custodian, ch. 1, § 8.

SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND
MEASURES.

See Weights and Measures.

SECONDHAND DEALERS, ch.
19, §§ 43-45.

See Pawnbrokers, Junk and
Secondhand Dealers.

SEPTIC TANKS.

Sewers discharging into septic
tanks, ch. 21, § 14.

Use of septic tanks, ch. 21, § 3.

SERGEANT.

City sergeant, char., § 26.

Liability for acts of jailors,
char., § 26½.

Election, char., § 4(a).

SERVICE STATIONS.

Permit for operation, ch. 11, § 4.

Storage, etc., of flammable liquids,
ch. 11, §§ 14-19.

See Flammable Liquids.

SEWERS AND SEWAGE DISPOSAL,
ch. 21, §§ 1-44.

Building code.

Grade and line of sewer, ch. 7,
§ 14.

Cesspools.

Sewers discharging into, ch.
21, § 14.

Charter.

Sewerage system, char., § 43.

City manager.

Maps and records, ch. 2, § 79.

Supervision of manager, ch. 2,
§ 75.

Connections.

Application, ch. 21, § 37.

Charge, ch. 21, § 37.

Duty of owner to connect with
city sewer, ch. 21, § 1.

Each building to be separately
connected with sewer, ch.
21, § 2.

Only licensed plumber or
agent to make sewer connections,
ch. 21, § 20.

Outside city, ch. 21, § 38.

Private sewer lines, ch. 21, §
43.

Definitions, ch. 21, § 36.

Garbage and trash.

Discharging refuse or garbage
into sewers, ch. 21, § 40.

Human excreta.

Disposal, ch. 21, § 4.

Injuring sewers, ch. 21, § 39.

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Nuisances.

Privies.

Non-complying privies, ch.
21, §§ 9, 10.

Obstructions.

Removal, ch. 21, § 42.

Penalty, ch. 21, §§ 15, 44.

Private sewer lines, ch. 21, § 43.

Privies.

Construction requirements and
regulations generally, ch. 21,
§ 6.

Inspection, ch. 21, § 12.

Keeping in cleanly condition,
ch. 21, § 7.

Non-complying privies declared
to be nuisances, ch.
21, § 9.

Alteration or construction
to, ch. 21, § 10.

Not to be permitted to overflow,
ch. 21, § 8.

Receptacles for sanitary privies,
ch. 21, § 11.

Replacement of can privies,
ch. 21, § 13.

Required sanitary privies, ch.
21, § 5.

Use only for toilet purposes,
ch. 21, § 7.

Rain and surface water.

Not to flow into sewer, ch. 21,
§ 41.

Sale of sewer plants, char., § 25.

Septic tanks.

Sewers discharging into septic
tanks, ch. 21, § 14.

Use of septic tanks, ch. 21, § 3.

Water closets.

Required water closets, ch. 21,
§ 5.

SHADE TREES.

See Trees.

SHEEP.

Keeping animals over night for
shipment or sale, ch. 3, § 7.

Keeping in city, ch. 3, § 6.

SHOOTING CRAPS, ch. 19, §
28.

SHOOTING GALLERIES, ch.
19, § 47.

SHOOTING WITHIN CITY,
ch. 19, § 76.

SIDEWALKS, ch. 29, §§ 1-56.

See Streets, Sidewalks and Alleys.

SIGNS AND AWNINGS, ch. 27,
§§ 1-26.

Awnings.

Swinging awnings, ch. 27, § 2.

Bonds.

Indemnifying bonds, ch. 27, §
24.

City manager.

Classification and approval,
ch. 27, §§ 18, 19.

Electric signs, ch. 27, §§ 3-26.

Alterations, ch. 27, § 10.

Approval by city manager, ch.
27, § 19.

Bond or insurance policy, ch.
27, § 24.

Bracing, ch. 27, § 13.

Circular or cylindrical signs,
ch. 27, § 11.

Classification by city manager,
ch. 27, § 18.

Construction.

Requirements, ch. 27, § 8.

Responsibility for damage
caused by, ch. 27, § 24.

Distance from building, ch.
27, § 12.

Erecting elsewhere after removal,
ch. 27, § 21.

Inspections, ch. 27, § 20.

Installation.

Requirements, ch. 27, § 8.

Materials.

Requirements, ch. 27, § 9.

Mechanical requirements, ch.
27, § 17.

Obstructing windows or doors,
ch. 27, § 23.

Ordering signs to be put in
proper condition, ch. 27, §
20.

Penalty, ch. 27, § 26.

Permits.

Application, ch. 27, § 3.

Construction, ch. 27, § 4.

Fees, ch. 27, § 6.

Form and number of copies,
ch. 27, § 7.

Operation and maintenance,
ch. 27, § 5.

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Projections over streets, ch.
27, § 12.

Removal upon discontinuance
of business, ch. 27, § 21.

Responsibility for damage, ch.
27, § 24.

Sidewalks.

Distance above sidewalks,
ch. 27, § 12.

Signs to which article applicable,
ch. 27, § 25.

Sky signs, ch. 27, § 15.

Specifications.

Requirements, ch. 27, § 9.

Support, ch. 27, § 13.

Switches on outside of building,
ch. 27, § 16.

Use of sign by others than
person erecting, ch. 27, § 22.

Wind pressure, ch. 27, § 14.

Insurance, ch. 27, § 24.

Non-electric signs prohibited, ch.
27, § 1.

Streets, sidewalks and alleys.

Distance above sidewalks, ch.
27, § 12.

Projections over sidewalks,
ch. 27, § 12.

Swinging awnings, ch. 27, § 2.

SINKING FUND, char., § 23.

Sinking Fund Commission, ch.
2, §§ 157-164.

Annual report, ch. 2, § 162.

Books and papers.

Preserving, ch. 2, § 158.

City treasurer.

Custodian of funds, ch. 2, §
159.

To keep accounts, ch. 2, §
159.

Council.

Setting apart fund, ch. 2, §
160.

Disbursements, ch. 2, § 163.

Investment of funds, ch. 2, §
161.

Journal.

Keeping, ch. 2, § 158.

Members, ch. 2, § 157.

President, ch. 2, § 158.

Redemption of city debts, ch.
2, § 161.

Safety deposit box, ch. 2, § 164.

Who to be present when
opened, ch. 2, § 164.

Secretary, ch. 2, § 158.

Setting apart fund, ch. 2, § 160.

Taxation, char., § 18.

SLAUGHTERHOUSES, ch. 28,
§§ 1-3.

Council.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Examination of employees, ch.
28, § 2.

Permits, ch. 28, § 1.

Permit to sell meat not inspected
at abattoir, ch. 13,
§ 4.

Rules and regulations for construction
and operation, ch.
28, § 3.

SLEET.

Streets, sidewalks and alleys.

Removal, ch. 29, § 41.

SLOT MACHINES, ch. 19, § 57.

SMALLPOX.

Vaccination, ch. 15, § 17.

SMOKE.

Motor vehicles and traffic.

Prevention of smoke, ch. 18, §
53.

Nuisances, ch. 19, § 58.

Power of council to abate, char.,
§ 13.

SMOKING.

Theatres and shows, ch. 19, § 59.

SNOW.

Power of council as to removal,
char., § 13.

Snowballing, ch. 29, § 44.

Streets, sidewalks and alleys.

Removal, ch. 29, § 41.

Snow-breaks on buildings on
street lines, ch. 29, § 28.

SODA FOUNTAINS.

Food establishments generally,
ch. 13, §§ 6-34.

See Food and Food Establishments.

Milk.

Sale in original containers required,
ch. 17, § 18.

SOLICITORS.

Street drumming, ch. 19, § 61.

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SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS.

Distress.

Collection, ch. 2, § 98.

Garnishment.

Collection, ch. 2, § 98.

Local improvements, char., § 14.

SPITTING, ch. 19, § 60.

Milk, ch. 17, § 20.

Swimming pools, ch. 30, § 34.

SPRINGS.

Condemnation of wells and
springs, ch. 15, § 16.

STABLES.

Disposal of manure, ch. 3, § 23.

STAGNANT WATER.

Council.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Health and sanitation, ch. 15, § 19.

STALLIONS.

Exhibiting, ch. 3, § 17.

STATE.

Motor vehicles and traffic.

State vehicles subject to provisions
of chapter, ch. 18,
§ 4.

STEALING, ch. 19, § 46.

STEAM BOILERS, ch. 11, § 2.

Smoke nuisance, ch. 19, § 58.

Water.

Taking water directly from
service pipe, ch. 31, § 9.

STOCK SALES.

Keeping animals over night for
shipment or sale, ch. 3, § 7.

STOLEN PROPERTY.

Police, ch. 22, § 25.

STREETS, SIDEWALKS AND
ALLEYS, ch. 29, §§ 1-56.

Animals, birds and fowls.

Feeding in streets, ch. 3, § 18.

Selling, trading or speeding,
ch. 3, § 20.

Areaways, ch. 29, §§ 21-25. See
within this title, "Openings in
Sidewalks."

Auctions and auctioneers.

Auction sales in streets, ch. 29,
§ 47.

Automobiles, ch. 18, §§ 1-93.

See Motor Vehicles and Traffic.

Banana skins.

Thrown on sidewalks, ch. 29,
§ 53.

Barbed wire fences.

Along streets or sidewalks,
ch. 29, § 49.

Barricades.

Interference with, ch. 29, § 38.

Bicycles.

Racks on sidewalks, ch. 29, §
33.

Sidewalks.

Use upon sidewalks, ch. 29,
§ 32.

Bonfires, ch. 19, § 6.

Building code.

Grade of streets and sidewalks,
ch. 7, § 15.

Marquees overhanging streets,
ch. 7, § 53.

Survey showing street lines,
ch. 7, § 7.

Cellars, ch. 29, §§ 21-25. See
within this title, "Opening in
Sidewalks."

City manager.

Maps, ch. 2, § 79.

Supervision of manager, ch. 2,
§ 75.

Cleanliness.

Sidewalks in front of premises
to be kept clean, ch. 29, §
40.

Coal.

Transporting over or about
sidewalks, ch. 29, § 42.

Coasting, ch. 29, § 44.

Construction of sidewalks, ch.
29, §§ 10-12. See within this
title, "Laying Sidewalks."

Council.

Powers, char., § 13.

Definition of street, ch. 29, § 1.

Depressions.

Below grade of streets, ch. 29,
§ 50.

Doors.

Street lines, ch. 29, § 29.

Drains.

Drainage from lots, gutters or
spouts, ch. 29, § 27.

Entrances over drainage
ditches, ch. 29, § 30.

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Drumming, ch. 19, § 61.

Electrical code.

Electrical construction in
streets, ch. 10, § 32.

Electric light companies.

Location of poles, ch. 29, § 35.

Encroachments upon streets,
char., § 40; ch. 29, § 7.

Entrances over sidewalks or
drainage ditches, ch. 29, § 30.

Excavations, ch. 29, §§ 13-19.

Acquiescence in provisions, ch.
29, § 14.

Deposits, ch. 29, § 14.

Duty to prosecute work without
delay, ch. 29, § 15.

Lights and barriers, ch. 29, §
17.

Permit.

Required, ch. 29, § 13.

Taking up payment without
permit, ch. 29, § 18.

Provisions not applicable to
work done by city, ch. 29, §
19.

Replacing surface, ch. 29, § 16.

Responsibility for damages,
ch. 29, § 17.

Fences.

Barbed wire fences along
streets or sidewalks, ch. 29,
§ 49.

Fire department.

Defacing or removing fire
hydrant, ch. 29, § 6.

Open ditches to be reported to,
ch. 29, § 52.

Use of streets occupied by fire
department, ch. 12, § 11.

Flag poles, ch. 29, § 46.

Flying kites, ch. 19, § 24.

Food and food establishments.

Exposing on sidewalks, ch. 13,
§ 1.

Fruit peels.

Throwing on sidewalks, ch.
29, § 53.

Garbage and trash.

Hauling earth, garbage, etc.,
over streets, ch. 29, § 54.

Removal of garbage, trash,
ashes, etc., ch. 29, § 55.

Sidewalks in front of premises
to be kept clean, ch. 29, § 40.

Gates.

Street lines, ch. 29, § 29.

Grading.

Plan showing elevation or
lowering, ch. 29, § 8.

Waiver of damages by property
owners, ch. 29, § 9.

Gutters.

Drainage from, ch. 29, § 27.

Eaves projecting over sidewalks,
ch. 29, § 26.

Health and sanitation.

Discharge of water, slops, etc.,
ch. 15, § 20.

Inspection, ch. 15, § 18.

Holes.

Below grade of streets, ch. 29,
§ 50.

House numbers, ch. 29, §§ 3-5.

Establishing, ch. 29, § 4.

Furnishing information to
owners of houses, ch. 29, § 4.

Method of numbering, ch. 29,
§ 3.

Removing or defacing, ch. 29,
§ 5.

Varying from prescribed
method, ch. 29, § 5.

Ice.

Removal, ch. 29, § 41.

Illness.

Stopping travel on streets, ch.
29, § 38.

Laying sidewalks, ch. 29, §§ 1012.

By city upon property owner's
application, ch. 29, § 10.

By city without application,
ch. 29, § 12.

By property owner, ch. 29, §
11.

Lights.

Barriers and lanterns to warn
against danger, ch. 29, § 37.

Loafing, ch. 29, § 45.

Loans for improving, char., § 24.

Loitering on streets, ch. 29, § 45.

Machinery.

Repairing or testing in streets,
ch. 29, § 51.

Motor vehicles and traffic, ch.
18, §§ 1-93.

See Motor Vehicles and
Traffic.

Bicycles.

Racks on sidewalks, ch. 29,
§ 33.

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Intersection.

Vehicles standing upon, ch.
29, § 31.

Repairing or testing machinery
in streets, ch. 29, § 51.

Sidewalks.

Backing vehicles up to, ch.
29, § 34.

Driving upon, ch. 29, § 31.

Standing upon sidewalks,
ch. 29, § 31.

Use of trucks, wheelbarrows,
bicycles, etc. upon,
ch. 29, § 32.

Naming streets, ch. 29, § 2.

Numbering streets, ch. 29, § 2.

Obstructions, ch. 29, § 35.

Removal, ch. 29, § 36.

Occupying or using unlawfully,
ch. 19, § 41.

Offenses.

See Offenses.

Openings in sidewalks, ch. 29,
§§ 21-25.

Closing except when in actual
use, ch. 29, § 23.

Coal or fuel holes, ch. 29, § 22.

Defective covers, ch. 29, § 25.

Entrance to cellars or area-ways,
ch. 29, § 21.

Liability for damages, ch. 29,
§ 23.

Maliciously opening, ch. 29, §
24.

Parades, ch. 29, § 46.

Penalty, ch. 29, § 56.

Playing ball, ch. 19, § 24.

Political processions, ch. 29, §
46.

Private alleys.

Duty of owner of private alley,
ch. 29, § 48.

Refuse matter thrown on, ch. 19,
§ 54.

Signs and awnings.

Distance above sidewalks, ch.
27, § 12.

Projections over sidewalks,
ch. 27, § 12.

Sleet.

Removal, ch. 29, § 41.

Snow.

Removal, ch. 29, § 41.

Snowballing, ch. 29, § 44.

Snow-breaks on buildings on
street lines, ch. 29, § 28.

Spitting, ch. 19, § 60.

Stopping travel on streets, ch.
29, § 38.

Telephone and telegraph companies.

Location of poles, ch. 29, § 35.

Trees.

Planting shade trees, ch. 29, §
43.

Unlawful assemblages, ch. 19, §
67.

Vaults, ch. 29, §§ 21-25. See
within this title, "Openings in
Sidewalks."

Walls.

Retaining walls for earth embankments,
ch. 29, § 39.

Water.

Pipes.

Exposure by repairing, grading,
etc., of streets, ch. 29,
§ 20.

STREET WALKERS, ch. 19, §
36.

SUMMONS.

Police.

Issuance, ch. 22, § 9.

SUNDAYS.

Laboring at trade or calling, ch.
19, § 62.

Sale of wine, ch. 19, § 63.

SUPERINTENDENTS.

Parks and cemeteries, ch. 20, §§
1-3.

See Parks and Cemeteries.

Superintendent of Public Welfare,
ch. 24, §§ 2-6.

See Public Welfare.

Superintendent of water and
sewer department.

Appointment, ch. 2, § 178.

Duties, ch. 2, § 179.

Reports to city manager, ch.
2, § 180.

SUPPLIES.

City purchasing agent, ch. 2, §§
131-138.

See City Purchasing Agent.

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SWEARING, ch. 19, § 1.

SWIMMING POOLS, ch. 30, §§
1-40.

Artificial lighting facilities, ch.
30, § 18.

Attendant required, ch. 30, § 6.

Cleansing baths.

Bathers to take, ch. 30, § 32.

Communicable diseases.

Exclusion of persons, ch. 30, §
35.

Definitions, ch. 30, § 1.

Depth, ch. 30, § 10.

Diving boards and platforms, ch.
30, § 22.

Entrance when pool empty, ch.
30, § 8.

Floors and walls.

Dressing room floors, ch. 30,
§ 21.

Lining, ch. 30, § 9.

Slope of floor, ch. 30, § 10.

Inlets and outlets, ch. 30, § 14.

Inspections by health officer, ch.
30, § 4.

Instructing and warning bathers,
ch. 30, § 36.

Instructor required, ch. 30, § 6.

Ladders, ch. 30, § 12.

Operating record required, ch.
30, § 38.

Penalty, ch. 30, § 40.

Permits.

Contents of application, ch.
30, § 2.

Granting, ch. 30, § 2.

Revocation, ch. 30, § 3.

Placards to be posted, ch. 30, §
39.

Publishing reports, ch. 30, § 4.

Rough play, etc., prohibited, ch.
30, § 37.

Runways, ch. 30, § 13.

Scum gutters, ch. 30, § 11.

Showers, ch. 30, § 17.

Size of pool, ch. 30, § 15.

Solo bathing prohibited, ch. 30,
§ 7.

Spitting, ch. 30, § 34.

Steps, ch. 30, § 12.

Suits, ch. 30, § 33.

Temperature.

Pool room and dressing room,
ch. 30, § 20.

Toilet facilities, ch. 30, § 16.

Towels, ch. 30, § 33.

Trained operator required, ch.
30, § 5.

Ventilation, ch. 30, § 19.

Water.

Approval of source and purification,
ch. 30, § 23.

Chlorinating, ch. 30, § 24.

Clearness, ch. 30, § 25.

Frequency of changing, ch.
30, § 28.

Frequency of disinfection, ch.
30, § 29.

Purity, ch. 30, § 27.

Required temperature, ch. 30,
§ 26.

Tests for acidity and alkalinity,
ch. 30, § 31.

Tests for excess chlorine, ch.
30, § 30.

T

TAXATION.

Additional taxes, char., § 18.

Amount, char., § 18.

Assessment.

Abutting owners.

Charter provision, char., §
14.

Assessment of personal property,
ch. 2, §§ 147-150.

Listing governed by state
law, ch. 2, § 147.

Penalty for failure to make
return, ch. 2, § 150.

Refusal to exhibit property,
ch. 2, § 150.

Revaluation of property, ch.
2, § 149.

Valuations to be furnished
and returned to commissioner,
ch. 2, § 148.

Commissioner of revenue to
perform duties ordered by
council, ch. 2, § 145.

Duty of commissioner of revenue
to list all property, ch.
2, § 144.

License taxes, ch. 2, §§ 153156.

Returns, ch. 2, § 148.

Subdivided lots, ch. 2, § 152.

Books.

State law followed as to land
and personal property books,
ch. 2, § 151.

Borrowing in anticipation of
taxes, char., § 13½.

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Charter provisions.

Assessment upon abutting
landowners, char., § 14.

Borrowing money in anticipation
of taxes, char., § 13½.

Collection of revenue, char., §
20.

Levy of taxes, char., § 17.

Persons and property subject
to levy, char., § 18.

City treasurer.

Collection of taxes, ch. 2, §§
95-111. See within this title,
"Collection of Taxes."

Delinquent and uncollectible
taxes, ch. 2, §§ 104-111. See
within this title, "Delinquent
and Uncollectible Taxes."

Receiving taxes, ch. 2, § 84.

Collection of revenue, char., §
20; ch. 2, §§ 95-111.

Collection of taxes.

Calling on persons failing to
pay taxes, ch. 2, § 102.

Delinquent and uncollectible
taxes, ch. 2, §§ 104-111.

Distress, ch. 2, § 98.

Collection by distress, ch. 2,
§ 102.

Duty of treasurer, ch. 2, § 95.

Garnishment, ch. 2, § 98.

Mailing bills to taxpayers, ch.
2, § 96.

Penalties, ch. 2, § 101.

Persons about to leave city,
ch. 2, § 103.

Sale after levy or distraint, ch.
2, § 99.

Tax tickets, ch. 2, § 97.

Time taxes due, ch. 2, § 100.

Commissioner of revenue, ch. 2,
§§ 142-156.

See Commissioner of Revenue.

Council.

Ordinances levying tax not to
be voted on on day of introduction,
ch. 2, § 58.

County property within city
limits, char., § 45.

Delinquent and uncollectible
taxes, ch. 2, §§ 104-111.

Continuing collection of taxes
for one year, ch. 2, § 109.

Lists, ch. 2, § 104.

Advertising lists of delinquents,
ch. 2, § 107.

Allowance of credit to treasurer,
ch. 2, § 106.

City treasurer to make list,
ch. 2, § 104.

Form ch. 2, § 105.

Oath, ch. 2, § 105.

Recordation, ch. 2, § 108.

Reports of collections, ch. 2,
§ 108.

Resubmission to council, ch.
2, § 110.

Submitting to council, ch. 2,
§ 106.

To speak as of June thirtieth,
ch. 2, § 105.

Transmitting list of delinquent
lands to clerk of
corporation court, ch. 2, §
108.

Sale after levy or distraint, ch.
2, § 99.

Sale of delinquent lands, ch. 2,
§ 111.

Subsequent collections, ch. 2, §
110.

Distress.

Collection, ch. 2, §§ 98, 102.

Garnishment.

Collection, ch. 2, § 98.

Interest, ch. 2, § 101.

Levy.

Annual levy, ch. 2, § 19.

Licenses and license taxes, ch.
2, §§ 153-156.

See Licenses and License
Taxes.

Lists.

Delinquent and uncollectible
taxes, ch. 2, §§ 104-111. See
within this title, "Delinquent
and Uncollectible Taxes."

Penalty, ch. 2, § 101.

Persons and property liable,
char., § 18.

Schools.

Levy for maintenance and
operation, char., § 18.

Special assessments.

Abutting owners, char., § 14.

Tax books.

Use by commissioner of revenue,
ch. 2, § 146.

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Tickets.

Duty of city treasurer, ch. 2, §
97.

Time taxes due, ch. 2, § 100.

Uncollectible taxes, ch. 2, § 104.

TAXICABS AND OTHER VEHICLES
FOR HIRE, ch. 18,
§§ 88-93.

Bonds.

Persons operating, ch. 18, § 91.

Inspection, ch. 18, § 88.

Insurance.

Persons operating, ch. 18, § 91.

Maintenance in safe condition,
ch. 18, § 88.

Penalty, ch. 18, § 93.

Rates.

Maximum rates, ch. 18, § 92.

Posting schedule, ch. 18, § 92.

Registration of drivers, ch. 18, §
90.

Fees, ch. 18, § 90.

Posting card and photograph,
ch. 18, § 90.

Registration of vehicles, ch. 18,
§ 89.

Fees, ch. 18, § 89.

Posting registration card, ch.
18, § 89.

TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH
COMPANIES.

Poles.

Inspection by city manager,
ch. 2, § 80.

Location of poles, ch. 29, § 35.

Obstruction of streets, ch. 29,
§ 35.

TERRITORY.

Charter provision, char., § 2.

THEATERS AND SHOWS.

Building code, ch. 7, § 51.

Carnivals and like exhibitions,
ch. 19, §§ 7-9.

See Carnivals and Like Exhibitions.

Charter provision, char., § 28.

Circus exhibitions, ch. 19, § 12.

Disturbing public assemblies, ch.
19, § 19.

Exits required, ch. 7, § 35.

Mayor.

Prohibiting certain theatrical
performances, ch. 2, § 71.

Merry-go-rounds, ch. 19, § 38.

Prohibition of immoral shows,
etc., char., § 28.

Show bills on property of another
person, ch. 19, § 34.

Smoking, ch. 19, § 59.

THREATENING MESSAGES,
ch. 19, § 64.

THROWING MISSILES, ch. 19,
§ 15.

TOBACCO.

Sales, etc., to minors, ch. 19, § 65.

TRAFFIC, ch. 18, §§ 1-93.

See Motor Vehicles and Traffic.

TRAILERS AND TOWED VEHICLES,
ch. 18, § 57.

Parking between midnight and
6:00 A. M., ch. 18, § 66.

TRASH.

See Garbage and Trash.

TREASURER.

See City Treasurer.

TREES.

Injuring or defacing, ch. 19, § 34.

Parks and cemeteries.

Injuring or destroying, ch. 20,
§ 15.

Planting shade trees, ch. 29, § 43.

TRESPASS, ch. 19, § 66.

Railroads.

Upon tracks or platform, ch.
25, § 8.

TRUCKS.

See Motor Vehicles and Traffic.

U

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

Excepted from boundary of city,
char., § 2½.

UNLAWFUL ASSEMBLAGES,
ch. 19, § 67.

V

VACANT LOTS.

Cutting weeds and foreign
growth, ch. 19, § 71.

VACCINATION.

School teachers and pupils, ch.
15, § 17.

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VAGRANTS.

How dealt with, ch. 19, § 73.

Persons deemed vagrants, ch. 19,
§ 72.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Railroads, etc., bringing vagrants
into city, ch. 19, § 74.

VEHICLES.

See Motor Vehicles and Traffic.

VEGETABLES.

Food and food establishments.

Grown on soil impregnated
with human excrement, ch.
13, § 3.

VERMIN CONTROL.

Food and food establishments,
ch. 13, § 33.

VITAL STATISTICS, ch. 6, §§
1-9.

Birth certificates, ch. 6, § 3.

Burial permits, ch. 6, § 6.

Death certificates, ch. 6, § 5.

Death of persons unattended by
physician, ch. 6, § 9.

Midwives.

Duty to register, ch. 6, § 2.

Report of births, ch. 6, § 3.

Permits.

Removal of dead bodies beyond
city limits, ch. 6, § 7.

Physicians.

Death certificates, ch. 6, § 5.

Duty to register, ch. 6, § 2.

Report of births, ch. 6, § 3.

Registrar, ch. 6, § 1.

Duties, ch. 6, § 1.

Powers, ch. 6, § 1.

Salary in lieu of fees, ch. 6, § 1.

Registration.

Stillbirths, ch. 6, § 4.

Report of births, ch. 6, § 3.

Retaining or exposing dead bodies,
ch. 6, § 8.

Stillbirths.

Reports, ch. 6, § 4.

VOTING PRECINCTS, ch. 1, §
11.

W

WALLS.

Defacing, ch. 19, § 34.

Retaining walls for earth embankments,
ch. 29, § 39.

WARDS.

Charter provisions, char., § 3.

Designation and boundaries, ch.
1, § 10.

Voting places, ch. 1, § 11.

WARRANTS.

Appropriation necessary, ch. 2, §
121.

Arrest, char., §§ 16, 30.

City treasurer.

Disbursement not made except
on a warrant, ch. 2, §
88.

Director of finance.

Drawing of warrants, ch. 2, §
121.

WAR VETERANS.

Parks and cemeteries.

Care of graves of war veterans,
ch. 20, § 13.

WASTE.

Food and food establishments.

Disposal of waste, ch. 13, § 26.

Water, ch. 31, § 15.

WATER, ch. 31, §§ 1-18.

Access to premises supplied with
water, ch. 31, § 16.

Application for service, ch. 31,
§ 1.

Bills.

Cutting off service for nonpayment,
ch. 31, § 5.

When payable, ch. 31, § 4.

Bonds.

Amount of bond of meter
reader, ch. 2, § 173.

Charges, ch. 31, § 2.

Connecting charges.

Consumers outside city, ch.
31, § 7,

Connection after water cut
off, ch. 31, § 6.

When meter fails to register,
ch. 31, § 3.

City manager.

Maps and records of mains,
ch. 2, § 79.

Supervision of water works,
ch. 2, § 75.

Classification of premises, ch. 31,
§ 10.

Connections.

Making connections, ch. 31,
§ 1.

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Separate connections for each
consumer, ch. 31, § 10.

Temporary connections, ch. 31,
§ 1.

Wrongful connections, ch. 31,
§ 13.

Consumers outside city, ch. 31,
§ 7.

Cutting off supply.

Superintendent of public utilities,
ch. 2, § 117.

Deposits, ch. 31, § 1.

Director of finance.

Collection of water bills, ch. 2,
§ 117.

Cutting off supply, ch. 2, § 117.

List of delinquents, ch. 2, § 117.

Fixtures.

Obstructing, ch. 31, § 15.

Fraudulent use, ch. 31, § 14.

Health and sanitation.

Condemnation of wells and
springs, ch. 15, § 16.

Discharge of water, slops, etc.,
ch. 15, § 20.

Drains and running water, ch.
15, § 19.

Stagnant water, ch. 15, § 19.

Maps and records of mains, ch.
2, § 79.

Meters.

Charges when meter fails to
register, ch. 31, § 3.

Installing, ch. 31, § 1.

Obstructing, ch. 31, § 11.

Meter readers.

Bond, ch. 2, § 173.

Penalty, ch. 31, § 18.

Pipes.

Exposure by repairing, grading,
etc. of streets, ch. 29, §
20.

Pipe lines laid by property
owners, ch. 31, § 17.

Pollution.

Power of council to prohibit,
char., § 13.

Power to erect dams, reservoirs,
etc., char., § 43.

Rates, ch. 31, § 2.

Charges when meter fails to
register, ch. 31, § 3.

Stagnant water.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Steam boilers.

Taking water directly from
service pipe, ch. 31, § 9.

Superintendent of water and
sewer department.

Appointment, ch. 2, § 178.

Duties, ch. 2, §§ 179, 180.

Swimming pools, ch. 30, §§ 2331.

See Swimming Pools.

Tap on raw water line, ch. 31, §
12.

Turning on and off water.

Unauthorized person, ch. 31,
§ 8.

Waste, ch. 31, § 15.

Water supply, char., § 43.

Water works.

Defacing or injuring, ch. 31, §
15.

Power of council to erect, etc.,
char., § 13.

Sale of, char., § 25; ch. 2, § 62.

WATER CLOSETS.

Required water closets, ch. 21,
§ 5.

WATER WORKS.

See Water.

WEAPONS.

Carrying concealed weapons, ch.
19, § 75.

Concealed weapons.

Power of council, char., § 13.

Dangerous missiles, ch. 19, § 15.

Sales, etc., to infants, ch. 19, § 77.

Shooting within city, ch. 19, §
76.

WEEDS.

Cutting weeds and foreign
growth, ch. 19, § 71.

WEIGHTS AND MEASURES,
ch. 32, §§ 1-13.

City sealer.

Appointment, ch. 32, § 1.

Compensation, ch. 32, § 1.

Hindering or obstructing, ch.
32, § 8.

Powers and duties generally,
ch. 32, § 2.

Records and reports, ch. 32,
§ 3.

Coal, ch. 32, §§ 10-13. See within
this title, "Sale or Delivery
of Solid Fuel."

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Coke, ch. 32, §§ 10-13. See within
this title, "Sale or Delivery
of Solid Fuel."

Condemnation and destruction of
incorrect weights and measures,
ch. 32, § 6.

Condemnation for repairs, ch. 32,
§ 6.

Evidence.

Seizure for use of evidence of
false or unsealed weights or
measures, ch. 32, § 7.

Offenses, ch. 32, § 9.

Sale or delivery of solid fuel, ch.
32, §§ 10-13.

Delivery tickets, ch. 32, § 11.

Penalty, ch. 32, § 13.

Registration of dealers, ch. 32,
§ 10.

Weights taken and attested by
sealer, ch. 32, § 12.

Sealing and marking weights
and measures, ch. 32, § 5.

Set of weights and measures.

Procuring and keeping set, ch.
32, § 4.

Solid fuel, ch. 32, §§ 10-13. See
within this title, "Sale or Delivery
of Solid Fuel."

WELFARE, ch. 24, §§ 1-13.

See Public Welfare.

WELLS.

Condemnation, ch. 15, § 16.

WINE.

Sale of wine on Sunday, ch. 19,
§ 63.

WIRES.

See Electrical Code.

WITNESSES, ch. 2, § 17.

WORTHLESS CHECKS.

Drawing checks without sufficient
funds, ch. 19, § 10.

Z

ZONING, ch. 33, §§ 1-22.

Accessory buildings, ch. 33, § 15.

Amendment, ch. 33, § 22.

Attorney for the commonwealth.

Prosecution of cases, ch. 2, §
140.

Boards.

Board of zoning appeals, ch.
33, § 21.

City attorney.

Prosecution of cases arising
under, ch. 2, § 125.

Costs.

Cost of appeals, ch. 33, § 21.

Courts, ch. 33, § 13.

Definitions, ch. 33, § 1.

Districts, ch. 33, § 2.

Uses. See within this title,
"Uses."

Enforcement, ch. 33, § 19.

Exceptions and regulations in
various districts, ch. 33, § 14.

Existing non-conforming uses,
ch. 33, § 18.

General regulations, ch. 33, § 17.

Heights of buildings, ch. 33, § 9.

Interpretation and purposes, ch.
33, § 16.

Non-conforming uses, ch. 33, §
18.

Penalties, ch. 33, § 20.

Rear yards, ch. 33, § 11.

Setback building lines, ch. 33, §
10.

Side yards, ch. 33, § 12.

Uses.

A residence district, ch. 33,
§ 3.

A-1 residence district, ch. 33,
§ 4.

B business district, ch. 33, § 5.

B-1 business district, ch. 33,
§ 6.

B-2 business districts, ch. 33,
§ 7.

C industrial districts, ch. 33,
§ 8.

Non-conforming uses, ch. 33,
§ 18.

Violations, ch. 33, § 20.

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