The following persons are declared to be vagrants:
(A) Every person who lives wholly or in part on the earnings of prostitution or who in any public place solicits for immoral purposes. A person who lives with or is habitually in the company of a prostitute and has no visible means of support shall be deemed to be living on the earnings of prostitution;
(B) A common prostitute who shall be found wandering about the streets, or loitering in or about any restaurant, lodging house, saloon or place where intoxicating liquors are sold;
(C) Every person who shall be found wandering about the streets and addressing male persons for the purpose of soliciting the commission of any lewd, indecent or unlawful act, or for the purpose of enticing any other person into a house of prostitution, room or other place for any unlawful purpose;
(D) A person engaged in practicing or attempting any trick or device to procure money or other thing of value, if the trick or device is made a public offense of any law or this state, or any person engaged in soliciting, procuring or attempting to solicit or procure money or other thing of value by falsely pretending and representing himself or herself to be blind, deaf, dumb, without arms or legs, or to be otherwise physically deficient or to be suffering from any physical defect or infirmity;
(E) Any person who shall have no visible means of support, lives idly, without employment or any settled place of abode, and loiters about the streets, pool halls, taverns, soft drink parlors or other like places;
(F) A person wandering about and lodging in taverns, groceries, sheds, stable, barn or uninhabited building, or who shall be found trespassing on private property and who shall not be able to account for his or her presence; and
(G) A person who has not resided within 5 miles of the city for a period of 6 months prior thereto and has no reasonable means of maintaining or supporting himself or herself.
(1986 Code, § 804.01)