The following described persons are VAGRANTS:
(A) Any person who wanders about in idleness, or lives in idleness who is able to work and has no property sufficient for his or her support;
(B) Any person leading an idle, immoral or profligate life, who has no property sufficient for his or her support, and who is able to work and does not work;
(C) Any able bodied person with no property sufficient for his or her support, who loafs, loiters or idles in any city, town or village, or upon a public highway, or about any public place in this state without any regular employment;
(D) Any person trading or bartering stolen property, or who unlawfully sells or barters any spirituous, vinous or malt or other intoxicating liquors;
(E) Any person who shall attend or operate any illegal gambling device or apparatus;
(F) Any person who shall be engaged in practicing any tricks or device to procure money or other items of value or who shall engage in any unlawful calling;
(G) Any able bodied person who shall without lawful excuse neglect or refuse to provide for the support of his or her family;
(H) Any person begging in any public place or from house to house or inducing children or others to do so; and
(I) Any person fraudulently representing himself or herself as a collector of alms for a charitable institution or institutions or purpose.
(Prior Code, § 9.04.01) (Ord. 133, passed - -; Ord. 155, passed - -; Ord. 731, passed - -) Penalty, see § 130.99