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SEC. 13. - The said Irving Ballard and his assigns
shall forfeit and be deemed to have abandoned all
rights and privileges conferred by this Ordinance, un-
less they shall within thirty days after the approval
of this Ordinance, file in the office of the City Clerk
their written acceptance of the rights and privileges
hereby conferred subject to the terms, conditions and
restrictions herein contained.

SEC. 14. - All the rights and privileges hereby
granted shall expire at the end of twenty-five years
from the date of the approval of this Ordinance.

ORDINANCE NO. 199
TO AMEND SECTION ONE OF ORDINANCE NO. 186.
Approved Oct. 10, 1879.
(See Ordinance No. 186. [italics])

ORDINANCE NO. 200.
AN ORDINANCE TO PREVENT HORSES, MULES, GOATS, HOGS AND
HORNED OR NEAT CATTLE FROM RUNNING AT LARGE.
Approved Oct. 10, 1879.

The City of Seattle does ordain as follows: [italics]

SECTION 1. - Horses, mules, goats and hogs are
prohibited from running at large in the public streets.

SEC. 3. - Horned or neat cattle are prohibited
from running at large in the public streets between
the hours of nine o'clock in the evening and five
o'clock in the morning.

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SEC. 3. - It shall be the duty of any police officer
and of the City Marshal to arrest and impound any
animals found upon the public streets in violation of
this Ordinance; and for each day or part of a day that
any such animal shall be so impounded, the owner
thereof shall pay to the officer arresting such animal,
for the care and keeping thereof, fifty cents, and also
the further sum of $2.50 for making such arrest.

SEC. 4. - If at the expiration of two days, the
amount so due shall not be paid, the City Marshal
shall proceed to give at least five days notice, by pub-
lication in the official newspaper of the city, of the
time and place when and where he will expose the
said animal or animals to sale by public auction, at
which time and place he shall at public auction ex-
pose the said animal or animals to sale, and out of
the proceeds shall pay all the expenses aforesaid and
all other necessary expenses and pay the residue to
the City Treasurer; the said notice shall describe the
said animal or animals with reasonable certainty and
shall state to whom, if any one, the Marshal supposes
said animal or animals to belong, and if such owner's
name is wholly unknown to the Marshal, that fact
shall be stated in said notice. If such owner shall be
known to the Marshal and can be found within the
city, a copy of said notice shall be served upon him
at least one day prior to the sale.

SEC. 5. - The Marshall shall file with the City Clerk