The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 7, 1949, Page 3

ORDINANCE No. 236, COMMISSION: SERIES AN ORDINANCE: PROVIDING FOR THE REGISTRATION AND TAGGING OF ALL DOGS WITH- IN. THE LIMITS OF THE CITY OF KEY. WEST, FLORIDA; AU- THORIZING THE IMPOUNDING AND HUMANE DESTRUCTION OF DOGS; AUTHORIZING THE ACTIVITIES OF THE HUMANE SOCIETY OF KEY WEST; PRO- FRIDAY, JANUARY: 7, 1949.” VIDING A PENALTY FOR vio-| LATING THE PROVISIONS OF | THIS: ORDINANCE; REPEAL-! ING ORDINANCE: NO. 41, COM- MISSION SERIES, OF THE OR- DINANCES OF THE CITY OF KEY ,. WEST, FLORIDA, AND ALL OTHER ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT THEREWITH; AND PROVIDING WHEN _ ORDI- NANCE GOES INTO EFFECT. Be it enacted by the City Com- mission of The City of Key West, Florida: Section 1. DEFINITIONS: Wherever the word “dog” it shall be construed to mean both male and female where the context so requires or admits. Section 2. No dogs, male or. female, shall be owned or’ kept in The City of Key West, Florida, unless properly registered .and tagged as hereinafter ‘ provided. Section 3. No person shall be allowed to keep any dog, male or female, in The City of Key West, Florida, unless. said person’ shall first register such dog with The City of Key West, Florida, and purchase from The City, of Key |. West, Florida, an_ identification tag for each dog for. the.sum of: Two Dollars ($2.00) per’ annum, for a male dog or spayed ‘female, and Three Dollars ($3.00) for a bitch, said tag to.be attached to each dog’s collar and™worn* con- tinuously. The City of Key West; Florida shall upon issye of said tag make a_ record of the ‘name and address of the owner of. said dog, the number of the tag; the physical description of: said dog, and the date said tag was issued. The tags shall be metal and be numbered and issued in regular sequence. ‘ Section 4. Any dog found run- ning at large on any of the pub- lic streets, parks, playgrounds, alleys, or beaches, or vacant, lots in The City of Key West, Florida shall be picked up by the desig- nated authorized agent of the Key West Humane Society and placed in shelter for a period of three (3) days. Said dog may be redeemed by the owner thereof by paying the costs of feeding for ‘the period confined and any other expenses accrued for ser- viees rendered by said Society: Should the dog picked up not be licensed, the owner must comply with the tag requirement before the dog is released. The license fee is double the fee in effect on date the dog is picked up. At the, expitation of three (3) days, if said dog-has not béeri redeemed by the owner, ther '$aid dog shall be humanely destroyed. Section 5. It shall be unlawful for any person, whether owner, or anyone having charge, custody or. control thereof, td keép any dogs within the limits of The City of Key West, Florida which bark or howl at night so as to disturb the sleep and/or peace and quietude of any inhabitants of said City. Section 6. It shall be unlawful for any owner or keeper of any dog to permit said dog to run at Jarge on the public streets, parks or beaches between the hours of ten P. M. of one day, and seven A. M. of the following day. Section 7, In cases of emer- gency, when there is danger of a rabies epidemic, the Mayor may require all owners to have their dogs vaccinated under such regu- lations as he shall see fit. Section 8. No female dog -ia heat shall be allowed to run at large, but shall be kept securely on the owner’s premises until such season is over. Section 9. If a dog is suspected of having rabies, or has been bitten by a dog suspected of having rabies, such dog shall be confined by a chain on the: own- er’s premises and the Humane Society or licensed veterinarian notified at once. Said dog shall then be removed to the proper place for observation for a period of two weeks at the expense of the owner. Section 10. Whoever ‘overloads, overdrives, tortures, torments or deprives of necessary sustenance, food or drink, or unnecessarily or cruelly beats or mutilates or kills any. animals or causes or permits either of such offenses to be committed shall be punished as hereinafter provided. Section 11. Any person viola- ting any provisions of this Or- dinance shall, upon conviction, be punished by fine not exceed- ing Fifty Dollars ($50.00), or by imprisonment in the City Jail, not exceeding ° fifteen days, or both such fine and. imprison- ment, in the discretion of the Municipal Judge. Section 12. PREVIOUS OR- DINANCES REPEALED. Ordin- ance No. 41, Commission Series, of the Ordinances of The City of Key West, Florida, is hereby re- pealed, and all other previous Ordinances regulating and gov- erning the licensing. treedom or vaccination of dogs { or { “dogs” is used in this Ordinance, | in a a i a ge a a a ee - = ave hereby | jan7-it Total last 24 hours —. 00 ins. | mittee,” Commissioner Saunders, Total , this. month ace -00 ins.| with Commissioners Allen and Deficiency this month _...40 ins. | Higgs. ear hamea “Total this year -00 ins. ape ¥ Deficiency this year _..... .40 ins. INSURANCE: GIVEN ~ (north end)".42h10m +14 ft. The Weather the gf e of sound’ was made. by' FORECAST ° Newtapiwhise formula in 1686, Key. West and Vicinity: Fair} Whe® compared with actual. ex- tonight ‘and Saturday. Cooler to-} perimenty-gave a value of 15 per net becoming warmer Satur-} cent too low. The discrepancy ae Tey ae et, was orily solved Florida:Fair and colder today,{ by. the’‘Frénch: astronomer. La- precéded by partly cloudy’ in ex- | Place, whd showed that’ Newton |= n , allow for the | | Fair tonight. Colder in south por-, changes''in'*the temperature. of trme south portion this morning.| had failed . to | tion. Saturday fair and warmer in: afternoon. : mei 1d Jacksonville. through: Florida | passagé’ of the sound wave. Straits and East Gulf: Moderate — northerly winds today becoming} Dogs. no «hair. at all. are moderate north to northeast to-/ found in ‘thany parts of the world night and Saturday. Few showers | and: have been _ relegated. to def- the ait dié to the:rapid compres- over extreme south portion today | inite bréeds- such as the Mexican | Fal otherwise fair weather. No.small craft or storm warn- ings have been issued. Hairless Dog: ; 4 a oy BENTLEY Continued From Page> One) mittee, Commissioner Saunders, with Commissioners ‘Allen -and Harris, , ; pk a 81 Chairman of the beach commit- . 4 tee, Commissioner ‘Allen, with 69 and the -African Sand Key West, Fla, Jan. 7, 1949. (Observation taken at City Office, ~~ 8:30 am., EST) : Temperatures Highest’ yesterday _. Lowest last night’. Mean *___. sae Normal - ders. Precipitation Chairman of the airport com: ee emits. (Continued ‘From’ Page One) |’ 72% two companies. William -A;' Free- Pea man, head ‘of :the. Porter-Allen Baronietor Company, didnot: agree. to ‘this. (Sea Level); $:30-a.m, 30.16 : ins.—1020.7 mbs. Tomorrow's Almange Sunrise - %13 a.m. On motion made by Commis- sioner, Harry~ Harris- to have the Key West. Insurance Gompany write.-about $45,000 of insurance Sunset 5:55 p.m. | on the Monroe County Clinic ‘was Moonrise ! 12:52 p.m.'| carried.’ Commissioners .Frank }' Moonset «.. ..:1:12.a.m.1 Bentley. and Gerald. Saunders |- Moon, ‘first quarter, Jan. 7' -}| Suppotted. the motion, whilé : wed Commissioners Joe Allen’ and TIDES - Clarence’ Higgs’ yoted against it.} sto “CARD OF THANKS (Eastern Standard. Time) We wish to express’ qut deep High. - |. Low gratitude to the many; friends 4:33 a.m. 9:44 am. |. who aided and comforted us with 4:16p.m,_. 11:26 p.m. their sympathy and many acts of ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA | kindness on occasion “of the sud- (Reference Station: Key West) den and unexpected death. of our Time of| Height of belové@l one, Willard’ F.: Russell. ‘Station— Tide high water | We sincerely thank all those who}: ‘Bahia Honda evidenced their afféction and es- |” (bridge) —-—0h10m_ _0.0 ft.| teem by’ Sending the. many beau-; No Name Key tiful floral tokens and. use of (east end) __+2h 20m cars. °!"! : 2 Boca Chica jan7-1t THE FAMILY. (Sandy Point) —0h 40m Tv Caldes Channel WANTED—INFORMATION 000 | Wantéd:"'. Authentic information, on’ old Florida Forts,: Missions, 4 Settlements, «coquina ~ wells; ; to be subtracted. Ruins; and sugar mills. prior the} (+)—Plus sign: ‘Corrections to] year 1800. Write D. G, Ulrey; be added. "* G01 Biltmore Drive, Tabaland TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS |" ig fot (Know America) Frank P. Douglass, chairman of the: National Mediation Board, born, January ‘iin Jenny Lind,| 45. wies) Frank Hopkins, 7124. Ark,, ‘56iyears agoj. Eaton’ Street. jan6-3tx zs Agoloh, dulor, tiovie, magnate, }.4)2 00 3) i orn: in. Hungary, 76. yeats ago. s Carl P. Rollifis, ,rétired Printer ya aad to Yale _ University, mastér- vis printer, born 69 years ago. ;_ Fertilize lawns and arabe Now, Mai. Gen. John F. Willianis; of Spécial’ price on Bloom-Aid. San’ Marino, Calif, former chief Kéy West Garden and Lawn of the National. Guard Bureau, Supply ‘Co. 914 Fleming ‘St. born Wilkes-Barre, Pa., 62 years Phe 1019. jan7-tt ago. i MISCELLANEOUS NOTE: (—)—Minus sign: Corrections Lost Pair of glasses (bi-focal), in blue leather case. Reward. . Retui Walter Davenport, editor of Collier's; born Talbot Co., Md., 60 years ago. °, Charles K. Davis, president’ of Remington Arms, Bridgeport, Conn., born in Lebanon, Pa., 60 years ago. Ex-U. S. Sen. William H. Smathers of Atlantic City, N. J., lawyer, born Waynesville, N. C., 58 years ago. é Cleahing and pressing. Bearup’s ' Dry Cleaning Works, 514 Mar- garet Street. jan5-23tx HELP WANTED—FEMALE year-old boy. Mastic * Trailer Park, Phone 9142. jan5-3tx Timber in the forests of North- Manicufist at Beauty Salon, Casa ern Russia floats 2,000 miles : ‘ ji down the Volga and its tribu- Bae, Beet. Apply qanb at taries to the Caspian Séa. % 3 repealed, and all other Ordinan- wen reMALe ces or parts of Ordinances con- flicting or not consistent with this Ordinance are hereby re- pealed. Section 13. VALIDITY OF OR- DINANCE. In the event any sec- tion, sub-section, sentence, clause $s or phrase of this Ordinance shall} , + 4 2 eaniGar nee be declared or adjudged invalid, pa Se oe or incompetent, such adjudica- earnings. Asset if you speak tion shall inno way or manner we ; 5 ARIE Spanish. Write Box -S-12, c/o affect the other sections, sub- Citizen Office. jan7-2tx sections, sentences, clauses or REPAIRS—REFRIGERATION Good business opportunity for couple ,to operate fishing camp on Edldjoe Key. For details con- tact Sawyer, 1501 United St. jan4-5tx Phrases of this Ordinance which shall.be in full force and effect as if the section, sub-section, sentence, clause or phrase so de- clared or adjudged invalid or un- constitutional was not a part thereof. " Section 14. This Ordinance F s—R. shall go into effect immediately REPAIR ang upon its passage and adoption and authentication by the signa- ture of the presiding officer and the Clerk of the Commission and | publication thereof one time in a newspaper of general circulation published in The City of Key West, Florida. Read and passed on first read- ing at a regular meeting held De- cember 6th, 1948. Read and passed on final read- ing at a regular meeting held Immediate service, domestic or commercial.. Holbrook Refrig- eration Service, Phone 724-W. jan6-6tx Radio tépairs, while U-wait. Low standard prices by catalog. 14 years radio experience in man- ufacturing plants. 1116 White- head Street. Phone 769-M. jan7-15tx WANTED—EMPLOYMENT Steno-typist, alert, capable, ex- perienced. Desires temporary position, full or part time. January 3rd, 1949: Phone .770-W. jan6-3t (s) LOUIS CARBONELL, Attest: Mayor Pro-tem.! STORAGE : VICTOR LOWE, Red Brick Storage Co. Furniture Phone 798. jantl-tf] City Cierk or commercial, aes lo The fad attempt to: caleulate' 130: years later. ie | sion and éxpansion caused by.the ; = Commissioners’ Higgs’ and *Saun- | ° ‘|: Elizabeth Street, : Reliable woman to'care for. threes}: ' RATES Re 15 words or less is 30c. Black. Face Type ing. transient or contract, The en _——— ———__—______ Furnished .2%-room | apartment. Utilities furnished; $25.00 week- “ly.:\ Sea Isle Apartments, 916 Windsor, Lane.’ jani-tf . bath.“, Maid and janitor serv- Fee ices, linens -and . utilities fur- nished. Coral’ Hote]: Apart- , Opposite Post Office. ge Rape janl-tt ‘Tourist Court Apartnients...Elec- .. tric kitchen. Reasonable. Chil- -* dren . welcomed. Apply |: 909 jan1-tf ba or:yearly.’ 1328 ‘White’ Street. j jan6-tf Furnished bedroom apartment. running’ hot ‘water. Pine Plaza Phohe 215. _ jan6-tf ». to share. Desirable. location, Call .1371 day . time,: 224-W}: 2; Nights...”; © Jan7-2t ’Furnished | four-room duplex 8th. Apply Adams Dairy. jan7-2t |’ ef ‘Unfurnished 3-room . and - bath; modern apartment.. Year-round rent... “$37.50. Located 709 Emma Street. Phone. 9150 or 166. jan7-2t For. :dolored: : Furnished ; 3-room ‘and bath.” Wijl accommodate 4. $13.00 ‘weekly fotal rent. Loca- Beebe, Phone 9150-or 166. See Bg jan7-2t FOR: RENT—COTTAGES Newly furnished ‘one-bedroom cottage.’ Utilities’ and. linens ply Frank’s Barber Shop, 425 Southard Street. FOR RENT—HOTEL ROOMS Vverseas Hotel; low rates. Cof- fee shop, bar. janl-tf FOR RENT—APARTMENTS “AND ROOMS jan5~4tx Four“apartments, rooms and light housckéeping rooms. $5 to $15 per week, 411 William Street. janl-1mox The Stutz Hotel, 410 Fleming Street, has an efficiency apt. and several sleeping rooms va- cant. Low weekly or monthly rates. ° jan1-tf The M. & B. Guest House has completely rebuilt and redec- orated its efficiency apartments and rooms. All-electric kitch- ens. All newly furnished. Pleasant location. Only blocks from fishing pier. Visit us. Corner Eaton and Francis Streets. Phone 1445-M. jan7-3t FOR RENT—HOUSES Two-bedroom house, furnished. Just redecorated inside. Ex- cellent location. Season only. Phone 667-J. jani-tf Furnished 2-bedroom house, sea- son. or yearly. 1212 Pearl St. jan6-2t FOR RENT—STORES Large store, 218 Simonton, 35x60. Reasonable. Phone 682, ask for Hy. jani-tf FOR -RENT—GARAGES Garage on Margaret street, near Fleming Street. Apply Sam Harris, Citizen® Office. jan6-3tx WANTED TO RENT Cultured settled woman desires housekeeping room, reasonable, in congenial home. Box H.C., c/o Citizen. jan4-5tx REPAIRS—ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Washers, irons, vacuums and fans repaired. O’Briant, Phone 1164-M jan3-6t Advertisements under this head will be ‘inserted in ‘The ‘ Citizen at the rate of 2c a word] Payment for Glassificd ad- for cach. insertion, but’ the|Vvertisements is invariably in mininiuiy charge for. the first] advance, but regular’ advertis- The fate for, bleckface type| Charged. . aH NM ALL ADVERTISING 18 ACCEPTED under the following conditions: In the event of sizer in advertis. only ‘for the first insertion in CLASSIFIED ' Citizen .will be responsible ADVERTISING, and: in DISPLAY ADVERTISING for Furnished apartment, 3 rooms and | ° New furnished. apartment, private] : .. bath, ‘near beach: Week, month |. Nash Big Six Sedan, '48, zai Apartments, 1301 Truman Ave. | Bachelor, *has 3-room: apartment] * apartment. Available January}. Walter Beebe, | ‘tion, 813 Baptist Lane. Walter ] furnished. Seasonal rent. jis. 3¢.a word and the minimum | charge. for the first 15° words orlessis45e. ‘ PAYMENT. ers with ledger accounts .may 1ave- their advertisements ran eymemenae «ania FOR SALE—USED CARS 1938. Lafayette Nash sedan: $400. Phone 386-R. : Jan6-3tx > $850.00.. 31-B Seaplane: Base. 1937: Pontiac. & radio... Insurance. $250; ° 2409 .. Staples’ Ave. : 1939 Chevrolet Coupe.’ Excellent condition. Motor overhauled. Front end> ‘fixéd.. Apply J. O'Connor, 731 Caroline’ Street. Phone’ 1385-3... .°‘xjan7-2tx x transmission, . chassis, - body, upholstery elt good ‘condition. ewly, painted. In use every day by owner. . Rare: bargain » at $195." Tel 1145-J. 7 jan7-2tx 1941 Ferd: convertible club coupe. Sealed bid accepted. Commer- cial Credit ‘Corp, jan7-2tx 1931“Model A°Ford, $225.00, 1936 46 .jan7-5tx Chevrolet, as is, $150.00. Rest Beach. eee FOR SALE—USED TRYCKS SE Ai RA AY NG . 1940: Ford panel’ truck. Excel- lent condition. $625. 1415 Pine Street. “jan3-6tx | FOR SALE—MOTOR BIKES, SCOOTERS & MOTORCYCLES Cushman motor ‘scooter, 'g condition. $135.00. FOR SALE—STORE * EQUIPMENT jan6-2tx Large walk-in: meat: cooler. Very reasonable. Apply 510 Fleming St... Jim’s Smoke Shop. . jan5-3tx FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS| Bundles of old newspapers at 1-} cent ‘each’ bundle. The Citizen Office. Safe, protect your valuables with a large iron burglar-proof. fire- proof safe. Immediate delivery at your door. $150. Guaranteed value, $350. To inspect. Tele- rings, .for 1940 Pontiac (6). sor Lane. ion for the Advertisers mist: be in the office o'clock on the day . | Excellent .condition. ©. Jan5-4tx }- Ly $ Very little © rust. |- Good engine, tires,’ upholstery,}- See at 819 Simon-: wopED ton Street or call 1596. Price, }20 actes, Big Torch Key. 870. feet | mattresses, Pontiac (8), 6 new pistons, com-} plete with pins, and de od Cheap. Phone 520-R, 732 Wind-} Electric eel Eaton Street. To. insure’ publication cop Te “oe FOR SALE—HARDWARE: White: eriamel,: $2.75 adhd $4.75 : gal. ‘House paint, $2:75, Bril- + liant white, $3.25. Somay léad and zinc, $5.45. Paste paint, $5.75. Porch and deck enamel, $3.25 and $4.95 gal. No, 1 gal- vanized tubs, $1.35. ‘One coat ; Sunray flat oil, paint,«11 colérs, $3.45 gal. Doherty & Co., 846 ‘ Olivia, Phone 1597; ~ Jan6-3t ORC IP EAU UET RC SORT! Ver ner come oes ‘Jan5-3tx|" FOR .SALE—REAL ESTATE ; Equity in furnished. MacArthur house, Phone 1067-J; t cs fe int : jan3-8tx Furnished. or /unfurnished“ tWwo- * ‘bedroom house, on small lot. r Phone 249-J. jan6-6tx f2 - bedroom’ furnished ‘hotise. Terms. Phone 1067-J. gt i “8s det66tx Subdivision lots for ‘sale, “Teal ; fishing camp and home site 1o- cation, ocean to.highway front- age, cleared, graded,’ water, dredged channel on each. lot, f 22 miles from Key West. “Resi- dent agent on premises. $1000 {| to $1600. Summerlarid Kéy,'c/o Ramrod Key P.O.,.Fla. :Phone Summerland Key No. 1. , Oe jan'7-12t ee Close-in 3-bedroom house.and 1- |. bedroom garage-apartment. Ex- | cellent investment fot ‘couple or family. Live ih one’ and rent , the other.. Shown by appoint- ment only. Come to our. office . for details: Johnson & John- ' son, Agents. “s “§an?-6t enn Sen AP CREEEEU TY Wr Sane on old Overseas, Highway and approximately 900 feet of wa- ter frontage. Price, $4,200: % cash. Write Box S-10, c/o Citi- zen. jan?-3tx Three-bedroom, beautifully furn- ished MacArthut Hotme?}: 'Per- fect condition. Less than.$10,- 000, Cafl owner, }432-W, or 9150. , ¢Jan7-2t _FOR ait Hoysininin FURNITURE & APPLIANCES Simmons davenport, oxt4 “rug. Phone 1067-J. jan3-6tx Innerspring mattresses, single. or double, almost new. Boxsprings to match. Cheap.’ 30” cot, ‘with phone 465. jan5-4t} innerspring mattress. »::1328 White Street. jan6-tf 600 sq. ft. plastic tile, brand! - - new, 20c sq. ft. (colors). 1328! Iron twin beds, with springs and Whité Street. jan6-tf good: '- condition. Bathtub, basin and_ bowl, set, 1311 Flagler jant7-1tx very reasonable. Avenue. sewing mathine!,. 926 jan7-2tx Beautiful coconut braid hats at $3.50 each at the Marshall Stu- dio in Telegraph Lane. Also coconut rugs and candy, garlic olives and limelade. FOR SALE—MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Tenor saxophone, $75.00. Clari- net, $40.00. Florence Garcia, Mastic Trailer Park, Phone 9142. jan5-3tx Combination oe - radio, console model. ‘ew records. $55.00. Phone 1343-R. jan7-2tx | FOR SALE—BOATS AND MARINE MOTORS Gray marine engines and service. Station, Marathon. 1217 Petronia St. jan6-6tx 12-foot boat. New 16’ sport utility launch. Com- pletely equipped. 4-cylinder Gray engine. Ideal fishing | boat. Gomez Marine Service, Palm Avenue. jan6-4tx 14-ft. marine plywood boat, like new. 5% hp. Elgin motor, used 6 hours. Will sell sep- dec31;jan7-2t | xy, c/o Citizen. C. R. Smith, opposite Firestone: janl-1moj FOR SALE—HOUSES AND LOTS Two furnished houses, desirable location. Write owner, Box jan4-10t FOR SALE—PROMISSARY NOTES Notes (Promissary), 1c...each. Minimum five. Artman -Preés, Citizen Bldg., Phone §1. dec27-tf FOR SALE—BUSINESS PLACES Motorcycle Shop “or sale ‘cheap. Apply 182 .Simonton, Phone 287. jan4-tf FOR, SALE—HOTELS Small hotel in ‘downtown Key West, Fla, contains 8 large rooms with 5 baths and two apartments. All in perfect condition. Large lot and, good money maker. Must. dispose on account of Health. Box 532. Key West, Fla. janl-tf MOVING AND HAULING Furniture Moving .. . General Hauling »:. | arately, Call 1173-R. | jan?-4tx Every Load Fully Insured ISLAND CITY ANSFER Phone 166 E. V. Kinsman ah3-imox #