(A) Defined. The following persons are VAGRANTS within the meaning of this section:
(1) Idle persons. An idle person who lives without any means, or who has no visible means of support and makes no exertion to obtain a livelihood by honest employment;
(2) No habitation or business. Any person who strolls or loiters idly about the streets of the town, having no local habitation and no honest business or employment;
(3) Fortune telling; tricks. Any person who strolls about to tell fortunes or to exhibit tricks not licensed in accordance with law or ordinance;
(4) Prostitute; houses of ill fame. Any prostitute, any manager or controller of a house of prostitution or ill fame, or anyone employed therein as a barkeeper, caller of figures for dances or habitual frequenter thereof;
(5) Gamblers. Any professional gambler or gambler commonly known as a tinhorn gambler, card player, or card sharp;
(6) Beggars. Any person who goes about to beg alms, who is not afflicted or disabled by a physical malady or misfortune;
(7) Drunkards. Any habitual drunkard; and
(8) Failure to support family. Any person who abandons or neglects or refuses to support his or her family.
(B) Prohibited. It is unlawful for any person to be a vagrant, and any person who is a vagrant shall be punished as provided in § 10.99 of this code of ordinances.
(Prior Code, § 5-6A-1) Penalty, see § 130.99