2550 Pamphlet, "By-Laws of the Town of Lexington," 1888

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12 BY-LAWS. BY-LAWS. 18 ARTICLE IV own for all damages, costs, and expenses )r which the Town may be liable, or STREETS, POLICE REGULATIONS, E-,,(_,.hieh it may be compelled to pay, in con- II uence of such removal, or of any ob- j SECTION 1. No building shall be lzuction, incumbrauce, or injury occa- moved over a public street without a wrioiied thereby. j ten Permit from th p e Selectmen; and i permit shall be given by the Selectme SEC. 3. No person shall place or cause for the removal of* any building, whO he placed in any of'the public streets,or such removal will cause the destruction (Mares, without a written -license from injury of any tree or shrub standing (he Selectmen, any ashes, dirt, rubbish, the street, or owned by any citizen anh°cxl, timber, or other material of any I I I projecting over the street, unless the wririll(l, tending to obstruct or mar the ap- ten consent of the person, on or in frol)e`Lrance of the street or sidewaik, under penalty of not less than two dollars nor of whose premises such tree or shrub rna� 1 - stand, shall first be obtained,. The peiIaore than twenty dollars for each offence, alty for breach of this by-law shall nobzld a like penalty for each additional day, be less than five dollars, nor more tha ter he shall have been found guilty of a twenty dollars. each of this by-law, that he shall suffer ch material to remian in such street or SEC. 2. If any building shall be r are. moved over or through any public stree or square, the owner of such building it. SEC. 4. No person shall pasture cattle the person or persons moving the same other animals, in or upon any of the shall be jointly axed severally liable to th reets or ways of the Town, either with i