(A) Every person who has been convicted in any federal or state court, within ten years prior to the effective date of this code of ordinances, of any of the crimes of treason, murder, counterfeiting, grand larceny, embezzlement, forgery, obtaining property by false pretenses, burglary, felonious assault, robbery, arson, kidnaping, rape, extortion, the carrying of deadly weapons, taking control of or enticing any person for the purpose of obtaining ransom, or for the violation of any national or state law relating to the possession, sale, or transportation of any narcotic, and has obtained a parole from any state or the federal government, and who comes to this city from any point outside thereof, while upon parole, shall report promptly, upon arrival, to the Chief of Police.
(B) He shall then sign a written statement giving his true name and each other name, or alias, by which he is or has been known; a full and complete description of himself; the name or nature of each crime hereinabove enumerated, of which he shall have been convicted, together with the place and date when such crime was committed, the name under which and date that he was convicted, the court in which convicted, the name and location of each prison, reformatory, or other penal institution in which he has been confined as punishment therefor; his correct permanent residence address, if any, and the addresses of his residence, or living quarters, in all other cities, and the address of his present or permanent residence, or living quarters in this city, indicating whether such place is a hotel, apartment house, dwelling house, or otherwise, and if he does not know its address, so describe its location that it can be found; and state the length of time he intends to reside in this city, or in any other city to which he plans to go.
('80 Code, § 17-74) Penalty, see § 10.99