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1864 — California — Concealed Carry

1864 Cal. Stat. 115, ch. 128 p 115-16

Amends 1863 concealed carry prohibition on dirks, pistols, swords, and deadly weapons by making the police officer exemption more comprehensive...

CA
1864

1864 — Idaho — Dueling

1864 Ida. L. chap. 3, pp. 303–04

Persons who fought duels with rifles, shotguns, pistols, bowie knives, dirks, swords, or any dangerous weapon and who killed his...

ID
1864

1864 — Covington, Kentucky — Gunpowder Storage

Charter of the City of Covington, and Amendments Thereto up to the Year 1864, and Ordinances of Said City, and Amendments Thereto, up to the Same Date 148-49 (1864)

One may not erect a building for the purpose of storing gunpowder in excess of 100lbs, and it must be...

KY
1864

1864 — Covington, Kentucky — Weapon Discharge

Charter of the City of Covington, and Amendments Thereto up to the Year 1864, and Ordinances of Said City, and Amendments Thereto, up to the Same Date 108-09 (1864)

Reiterated the illegality of firing guns in Covington city limits. Reduced fine from 1856 law to a maximum fine of...

KY
1864

1864 — Brunswick, New Jersey — Gunpowder Storage

The Ordinances Of The City of New Brunswick 108 (1865)

Regulated storage in Brunswick by instituting a 30lbs gunpowder storage maximum and required the use of canisters.

NJ
1864

1864 — Oregon — Assault Sentence Enhancement

Matthew Paul Deady, The Organic and Other General Laws of Oregon 531 (1866)

Assaulting another while possessing a pistol, dirk, or deadly weapon would add a prison sentence of 1-10 years to the...

OR
1864

1864 — Schuylkill, Pennsylvania — Concealed Carry Restriction

1 John Purdon, A Digest of the Laws of Pennsylvania, from the Year One Thousand Seven Hundred to the Tenth Day of July, One Thousand Eight Hundred and Seventy-Two 323 (1873)

Limited concealed carrying weapons "with the intent... to do injury" in Schuylkill.

PA
1864

1864 — Pennsylvania — Militia Parades

2 Frederick Charles Brightly, A Digest of the Laws of Pennsylvania, from the Year One Thousand Seven Hundred to the Tenth Day of July, One Thousand Eight Hundred and Seventy-Two 1051 (1873)

Soldiers who went to a parade with a loaded weapon or discharge said weapon without order was to be fined.

PA
1864

1864 — Utah — Storage

1864-65 Utah L. p. 47

Allowed towns to regulate gunpowder storage.

UT
1864

Quartermasters were to provide adequate arm to their units' armories.

CT
1864