[city Documents, 1847-1867] 1862- No.6
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Sect. 9. This Ordinance shall take effect from and after its passage.
[Passed May 9, 1850.] CITY ORDINANCES. 195 [No. 61.] An Oedinance relating to Truant Children and Absen- tees from School.
[Repealed by Oi-dinance No. 62.] [No. 62.] An Ordinance in relation to Truant Children and Ab- sentees from School.
Be it ordained, &c., as foliotvs : Sect. 1. The City of Roxbury hereby adopts the two hundred and ninety-fourth chapter of the laws of this Commonwealth for the year one thousand eight hundr...ed and fifty, entitled " An Act concerning Truant Children and Absentees from School," and the Act in addition thereunto, passed the twentieth day of May, in the year one thousand eight hundred and fifty-two, en- titled " An Act in addition to an Act concerning Tru- ant Children and Absentees from School," and avails itself of the provisions of said acts.
Sect. 2. Any minor, in said city, between the ages of six and fifteen years, who shall be guilty of being an habitual Truant, and of not attending school, or of being without any regular and lawful occupation, or of growing up in ignorance, shall, upon conviction there- of, be punished by a fine not exceeding twenty dollars : or instead thereof, by being committed to the Alms- house of said City of Roxbury, and situated therein, at the discretion of the Justice of the Police Court of said city, having jurisdiction of the case, for such time as said Justice may determine, not exceeding one 196 CITY ORDINANCES.
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Sect. 9. This Ordinance shall take effect from and after its passage.
[Passed May 9, 1850.] CITY ORDINANCES. 195 [No. 61.] An Oedinance relating to Truant Children and Absen- tees from School.
[Repealed by Oi-dinance No. 62.] [No. 62.] An Ordinance in relation to Truant Children and Ab- sentees from School.
Be it ordained, &c., as foliotvs : Sect. 1. The City of Roxbury hereby adopts the two hundred and ninety-fourth chapter of the laws of this Commonwealth for the year one thousand eight hundr...ed and fifty, entitled " An Act concerning Truant Children and Absentees from School," and the Act in addition thereunto, passed the twentieth day of May, in the year one thousand eight hundred and fifty-two, en- titled " An Act in addition to an Act concerning Tru- ant Children and Absentees from School," and avails itself of the provisions of said acts.
Sect. 2. Any minor, in said city, between the ages of six and fifteen years, who shall be guilty of being an habitual Truant, and of not attending school, or of being without any regular and lawful occupation, or of growing up in ignorance, shall, upon conviction there- of, be punished by a fine not exceeding twenty dollars : or instead thereof, by being committed to the Alms- house of said City of Roxbury, and situated therein, at the discretion of the Justice of the Police Court of said city, having jurisdiction of the case, for such time as said Justice may determine, not exceeding one 196 CITY ORDINANCES.
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