SEC. 13-36. SAME - CITY OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES NOT TO PURCHASE AT SALES.

   It shall be unlawful for any police officer or other officer or employee of the city, either directly or indirectly, to purchase at such sale or in any manner acquire the ownership at such sale of any article or property taken from a city prisoner. (Code 1941, Art. 113-7; Ord. 8175)

SEC. 13-37. USE OF FORCE TO RESTRAIN PRISONERS.

   The chief of police, or any police officer, may, in order to restrain or control prisoners, use such reasonable force as does not amount to cruel or unusual punishment. (Code 1941, Art. 112-1; Ord. 8154)

SEC. 13-38. SUPERVISION OF PRISON GENERALLY; SEPARATION OF PRISONERS BY SEXES.

   There shall be someone in charge of the prison at all hours ready to receive the prisoners. Male and female prisoners shall be kept separate. (Code 1941, Art. 112-2; Ord. 8154)

SEC. 13-39. FEEDING PRISONERS.

   It shall be the duty of the person in charge of the prisoners to see that all prisoners get their meals on time, and are well cared for. (Code 1941, Art. 112-3; Ord. 8154)

SEC. 13-40. RESERVED.

SEC. 13-41. CONVERSING WITH PRISONERS.

   It shall be unlawful for any person outside the city prison to hold any conversation with any of the inmates thereof without first obtaining permission of the jail supervisor or person in charge of prisoners. (Code 1941, Art. 112-5; Ord. 8154)

SEC. 13-42. “CITY PRISONERS” DEFINED; WORKING PRISONERS; CONTROL OF PRISONERS GENERALLY.

   All persons who shall be convicted of any offense whatever in the municipal court of the city, and who shall make default in the payment of any and all fines, charges and penalties that may be imposed by such judgment of conviction, are hereby defined and shall be designated as city prisoners, and shall be required to do manual labor on any property, premises or public works of the city, or belonging to the city, wherever the same may be situated or located. Such prisoners shall at all times be in the charge of and under the control, direction and instructions of the peace officers of the city, and, when such prisoners are not at actual labor, they shall be confined in the prison house or jail or holdover situated in the city, as may be most convenient, and shall at all times be under the rules and regulations adopted by the city council for such prisoners. (Code 1941, Art. 112-6; Ord. 8154)

SEC. 13-43. ALLOWANCE FOR LABOR.

   All prisoners, as that term is defined in the preceding section, shall be allowed the sum of five dollars per day for all labor performed by them, which sum shall be credited upon the amount of the fine and penalty imposed upon such prisoner as shown by the judgment of conviction of same; provided, that the city shall furnish to each prisoner, while in its custody, a reasonable and sufficient amount of wholesome food for the proper nourishment and sustenance of such prisoner, and such medical attention and drugs and medicine as may be necessary for the purpose of treatment and care of such prisoner while in the custody of the city. (Code 1941, Art. 112-7; Ord. Nos. 8154, 13217)