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1 Ordinance No 133 ti, AN ORDINANCE CONCERNING Br DANCING Be it ordained by the Board of LOUISVILLE, COLO. �TGI/1i ,? 2 19102 Tru.tees of the Town of Louisville; Section 1. That from and after the passage and adoption of this ordinance `t THE o HE LOUISVILLE TIMES Dr. it shall be unlawful for any persons within the corporate limits of this -----9T ........,_.._ town, during the hours beginning with ` twelve o'clock P, M. on Saturday night 1; and ending with twelve o'clock P. M. t on Sunday night to carry on or engage t in dancing, with or without musical ac- companiment, at, in or on any public or i semi-public place or occasion, whether t a charge or fee is made or paid, directly or Indirectly, or not foi the a Received Payment privilege or engaging or indulging a ,in or as a spectator of same; sal it Y.3 PROOF OF PUBLICATION shall likewise be unlawful for any ' person, firm, corporation or association b STATE OF ofC Boulder, Ito let or permit his,their or its building s. County of Boulder, or premises to be used fair such pur- I,••• 01 .. .. do solemnly swear poses during the hours aforesaid or for that I am, and at all times at'and ween the dates hereinafter any person or persons to supply or mentioned,was the Manager of THE LOUISVILLE TIMES, that The furnish or render music for such t, Louisville Times is a weekly newspaper and has general circulation in purposes during such hours. 1, said County of Boulder and elsewhere, that said newspaper is printed Section 2. Every person, firm, cor- t in, and published in said County of Boulder; that said The Louisville poration or association violating any of r Times is a newspaper printed and published in said County of Boulder the provisions of this ordinance shall t and was established and continuously and uninterruptedly be deemed and held guilty of a mis' Y in said County during a period oftwenty-six weeks prior to thelrshed fir first demeanor and upon conviction thereof C publication of theice a may be fined in any sure not less than t not copy whereof is hereto attached; and that said The Louisville Times is a newspaper within the meaning five dollars nor more than three hun- a of "An act to Regulate the Printing of Legal Notices and Advertise- lcdred dollars ments" constituting Chapter 59 of the Colorado Session Laws of 1897. Section 3. it is hereby declared that n Affiant further says that the hereunto annexed advertisement is a the foregoing ordinance and each r true copy of the original, and was regularly published in each and section thereof is necessary and es- P every number of the regular and entire issue of said newspaper, and sential for public peace, health and v safety of the town of Louisville and of " not in a supplement, for the period of... Q the inhabitants thereof and such or- dinance shall be in effect from and c bye after five days after v insertions,and that the first Y publication of same following its passage and adoption. a publication thereof was in the issue dated .. �J� ',,,o 9 n Section 4. All ordinances and parts o "�!'� ( r' ..��?t 2 of ordinances in conflict herewith are and the last publication was in the issue dated..... hereby repealed, 11 f // Frank Mangus w Mayor. rr, Attest oa scribed in my resence and sworn before me this .'?�-Introduced, read, adopted and order- m ed published by pu'rlication In the H day o 19 Louisville Times, this 7th day of v /p March, A. D. 1922. MY commission wilt expire / `i Joe Stevens t. Town Clerk. geie , First Published in the Louisville 1. (Times. March 9, 1922. n o ry Public, e v