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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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DIVISION I.
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DIVISION II
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CHAPTER 1.
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CHAPTER 2.
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CHAPTER 3.
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CHAPTER 4.
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CHAPTER 5.
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CHAPTER 6.
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CHAPTER 7.
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CHAPTER 8.
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CHAPTER 9.
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CHAPTER 10.
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CHAPTER 11.
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CHAPTER 12.
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CHAPTER 13.
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CHAPTER 14.
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CHAPTER 15.
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CHAPTER 16.
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CHAPTER 17.
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CHAPTER 18.
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CHAPTER 19.
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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.
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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.
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Sec. 16. Defacing advertisements.
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Sec. 17. Disguises in public.
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Sec. 18. Disorderly conduct.
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Sec. 19. Disturbing public assemblies.
 20. 
Sec. 20. Disturbing public worship.
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Sec. 21. Drunkenness.
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Sec. 22. Failure to assist officer.
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Sec. 23. Failure to deliver food or refund money where money accepted in advance.
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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".
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Sec. 29. Same—Lottery or raffle.
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Sec. 30. Handbills—Posting, etc.
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Sec. 31. Imitating police whistle.
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Sec. 32. Indecent books, pictures, statuary, etc.
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Sec. 33. Indecent exposure; obscene acts, language, etc.
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Sec. 34. Injuring or defacing trees or property; leaving gates open.
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Sec. 35. Interfering with females.
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Sec. 36. Lewd persons; street walkers.
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Sec. 37. Marathon dances or contests.
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Sec. 38. Merry-go-rounds, etc.
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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.
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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.
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Sec. 46. Petit larceny.
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Sec. 47. Poolrooms, bowling alleys, shooting galleries, etc.—Minors.
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Sec. 48. Same—Hours; gambling.
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Sec. 49. Prize fights.
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Sec. 50. Prostitution—Keeping or being inmate of house of ill fame.
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Sec. 51. Same—Frequenting house of ill fame.
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Sec. 52. Same—Renting property for use as house of ill fame.
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Sec. 53. Same—Permitting use of property as house of ill fame after notice.
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Sec. 54. Refuse matter thrown on streets or private property.
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Sec. 55. Resisting or obstructing officers, employees, etc.
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Sec. 56. Riot, rout, assault and battery, etc.
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Sec. 57. Slot machines.
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Sec. 58. Smoke nuisance.
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Sec. 59. Smoking in theatres.
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Sec. 60. Spitting.
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Sec. 61. Street drumming.
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Sec. 62. Sunday—Laboring at trade or calling.
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Sec. 63. Same—Sale of wine.
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Sec. 64. Threatening messages.
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Sec. 65. Tobacco sales, etc., to minors.
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Sec. 66. Trespass.
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Sec. 67. Unlawful assemblages.
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Sec. 68. Untrue, deceptive or misleading advertising.
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Sec. 69. Same—What deemed deceptive advertising.
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Sec. 70. Same—Penalty.
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Sec. 71. Vacant lots; cutting weeds and foreign growth.
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Sec. 72. Vagrants—Persons deemed vagrants.
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Sec. 73. Same—How dealt with.
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Sec. 74. Same—Railroads, etc., bringing vagrants into city.
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Sec. 75. Weapons—Carrying concealed weapons.
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Sec. 76. Same—Shooting within city.
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Sec. 77. Same—Sales, etc., to minors.
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CHAPTER 21.
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CHAPTER 23.
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CHAPTER 31.
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Sec. 51. Same—Frequenting house of ill fame.

Any person frequenting a house of ill fame, or visiting the
same for the purpose of lewdness, fornication or prostitution

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shall be fined not less than twenty dollars nor more than one
hundred dollars, or confined in jail not exceeding thirty days, or
both. (Id., § 268.)

For similar state law, see § 4548b of Michie's Virginia Code of 1942.

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