05/04/1909 MinutesTAH C I OP KAL IMLL$ AND RMALIM7 ORD INAM YO. 109 , PASSM AND
APPRWED K-Pi-T 4T'tl?1900.
BE IT ORDAT17RD .137 CIT7 COU70IL OP THE CITY OF XALIS-
L,!'.07TTANA:
Sect! on 1. -- The running at large of doEs upon the strets,
avenues, alloys, parks or public grounds of the City of Kalispell
is hereby prohibited and declared to be a nuisance.'
Sect. on 2. -- It is ;t.11a: My of the poundmistor to take up
and impound an7 dog runninE it Arge contrar7 to any provision
of this ordinance.
Section 3. It is unlawl; I for any Terson to onn, keep or
harbor any dog male or Male which b7 load and frequent barking�
hownlinE , or 'ire 1pinE or by an7 othe =- iiannor or wn7 cause annoyance
or disturbance to any person in this city.
Section 4. Whenever affidavit shall be made before the police
magistrate of the city that any dog has bitten a perscn or any
animal in said city and that the person so bitten was not at the,
time possessor Ar said dog the police Magistrate shall issl€e all or-
der directing tby owner or possessor J said ME to kill it within
twehty-four hours after -eceiving so bh uder. The owner or poss-
essor who shall refuse or neglect to till said dog within twenty-
four hours after receiving such carder shallbe quilty of violating
this or(Unanc�e and it shall he thn duty of thne poi.-kndmaster forth-
with to kill or destroy said WE.
Section 5. The Nayor shall appoint some suitsale person
as pound master, ands id pound master shallat the expense of the
city provide a suit0le and retired place for the impounding of
dogs, the 1,z ation of tie dog pound shallbe published in the n9ws-
paper in wldch the ordinances of the city: are published , orDosted
in thy: United States Post Office in the 'City, and the pound master
shAl have general suprvision of the City dog p=02 and siall
see that the sane is conducted in a quiet, reliable and proper
munner,
Section G. No person shall break, open or injure the city
pound on in any manner aid or advise the breakinE, opening or in-
jurinC of the city nound, nor shall any person hinder, delay
or obstruct any,officer while engaged in taking to the city pound
any doe liable to be impounded under the provisions of this ord-
inance. The surd doE includes both male and feral i and the word
pound includes the city Hog pound,
Section 7. It is the duty of the Dound master to im-
pound ever-; dog rynning at large contrarf to any provision of this
ordinance. T' r.yn, log be not redeemed within forty-eight
hours after said dog is impoiinded the pound master shall offer the
impounded dog for sale at public auction without notice and if no
bid to the arnunt of Two Doll rs (42. 00) be received theyefor
the Layounded dog shall be killed Q him, provVed any- -person :may
redeem an impounded dog on payment of Two Dollars ($2.00) to the,
POUjd ML ster. The poinad maste,r shall be paid One Dollar ($1.00)
for ever7 dog impounded and killed by him, or one Dollar ($1.00)
for every dog impounded and redeemed.
See? n n / Evew person wn who os, eeps or barbors a dog
in the MY Q/Kalisp I gist annually obtain a license therefor
from the Chief of Police or Pound Master and shall pay for such
license the cam of Three Dollars ($3.00). for each male doe nd
the sum of Pifteen Dollars ($15.00) for each feniale dog., aixl all
licenses iss"ed hereunder all expire on the 31st. day of March
of each year. Any person who owns, keeps or harbors any dog with-
out first obtaining,a,li:ease threfor shall be guilty of violating
this ordinance and shall be subject to a fine as herein provded.
Section 9. Any dog having the appearance of being made and
any female running at large shall be killed forthwith.
Section 10. The members of the Police force of the City
shall have the same =thority in regard to the enforcement of the
provision-, of this ordinance, as are conferred on the pound
nasterl/
Section 11. Any person violating the provisions of this Ord-
inance shall be deemed guilty of, misdemeanor and upon conviction
thereof shall be fined in any sum not to exceed One hundred
Dollars ($100.00)
Section 12. Ordinance numbered 104 of the City of Kalispell
as passed and apprved May 4th, 1900, is hereby repealed.
Section 13. This ordi nance shall take effect thirty days
after its passage and aTproval.
Moved by Alder an Blenz seconded by Alderman ChLester
tint Ordinance be passed. Doti on was carried and ord-nance
passed by the following vote: Bienz,Child, Clester,HAnd,Shaffroth,
Aye. NO Noes.
This be the time set for the Anaring of protests
against the final passage of a resolution establishing Special Im-
provement District No/ 44 and it appeared by the affidavit of the
publisher of the Kalispell Journal that the see had been W7 ad-
vertised as reqQred by law arA the provisionq of said resolution,
and that due notice had been given the owners and agents of proyerQT
of the passage of said resolution and there being no protests filed
in writLng nor an7 person appearing to y"otnst 4gKinst the final
passage of said resolut on it was moved by Al derman Benz, second ad
by Alderman Chester that resolution establishing Special Improve-
ment District Nol 44,as thesame appears on Pages 477- 476- and
479 of these minutes to passes "ndl tlao be advertised for
construction of the work mentioned in said resolutIon, Yot ion
was carried by the Zllowing vote: Beinz, Child, Chnster Hand
Sbaffroth, Aye No Noes.
The . Counc il at this t ire adj cNrned to meet May 1701
1909 at the Council Uknber at 8 o'clock P.-3,1.
Read and approved this 7th W7 of June, 1909.
Attest*