No person shall commit vagrancy within the corporate limits of the city. The following persons shall be deemed vagrants:
(A) All persons wandering or loitering about the streets or public places without lawful and visible means of support, and who can give no satisfactory account of themselves or their business in such places;
(B) All persons who, not having visible means to maintain themselves, are found loitering or rambling about or wandering about and lodging in sheds, public buildings, premises of common carriers or in the open air, and not being able to give good account of themselves;
(C) All persons who, not having visible means to maintain themselves, are found wandering about begging, going from door to door begging or placing themselves in the streets, in other thoroughfares or in public places, for the purpose of begging;
(D) All persons found loitering, upon whom shall be found any instrument or thing used for the commission of burglary or for picking locks or pockets, and who cannot give account of their possession of the same;
(E) Any male 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;
(F) Any person who shall come from any place without the city to any place within the city and shall be found loitering and residing therein, and shall follow no labor, trade, occupation or business, and has no visible means of subsistence, and can give no reasonable account of himself or his business in such place;
(G) All prostitutes and professional gamblers and all keepers, occupants, lessees, tenants and pimps of houses or property used for prostitution or gambling;
(H) Any person who frequents a public place with the intent to commit a crime or violation of the penal law of the state or city; and
(I) Any person who habitually loiters in the street or other public place to the obstruction of traffic.
('71 Code, § 509.03) Penalty, see § 101.99