The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-02-18

Barksdnle Mcfarland, sundrles, ~ ~
f. Bowman, Mayor pro tem., made his report
which IS as fol ows and which was, on motion of
T. Barksdale, approved.
Z. Bowman, to Yazoo City Corporation, DR..
$780,
Feb. 10. To amt. of fines collected as Mayor
Lro. tenn, from the 9th day of January to 18th
day of February, 60......".......".."..p3 800 w
| BY Treasurer's receipt $50 W
The Ordinance which was offered ny E. Bow
man ut the preceding meeting, in relation to the
retailing of vinous and spurious liquors in YaEeo
City, was adopted, which is as follows
| BE il Ordained by the Bodrd Of Common Council
Of Yozoo Ciy.
SECTION LIST. That the Board Of Council Of
said CITY, will, at their discretion, issue to any
free white resident of said City, a License to re-
tail vnous and spurious liquors, in quantities to
suit purchasers, within the corporate limits Of
said City, for one year from the date of said
license, Provided, that the powers and privileges
grantcd by such license shall be subject to all the
restrictions and limitations in reference thereto
set out in chapter 90 of the Revised Code of Mis-
sissippi, so far rs the same are not inconsistent
with the provis' ons of this Ordinance, and Of al
Act entitled sc An Act to authorize the corporate
authorities of YazoO City to grant License for the
sale of vnous and spurious liquors." Approved
December the I4th 1859.
SEC. I'd. BE IL further Ordained, That before
license shall issue as above Ordained, the appli
cant thel efor shall pay to the Treasurer of sai'
I CITY the sum of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollar
! for the same, and shall also enter into bonds
, with two or more sufficient sureties, to be ap
, proved by this Board, payable to the State 0
Mississippi, in the penalty of one thousand dol
lars, conditioned that he will well and truly con
form to, and faithfully keep and perform oil Of tn
regulations and provisions of the above Act, up
proved December 14th, 1859, as well as thos
> contained in chapter 90 of the Revised Code {
this State, which are now or may hereafter be i
force, ESQ far as the same may be applicable, an
y not inconsistent with the provisions Of the sal
}, Act Of December 14th, 1859, and this Ordinance
q governing and directing the sale and retailing
j vinous and spurious liquors.
: SEC. 8. Be afurther ordained, That all offence
against this Ordinance, and the laws Of the Stat
= herein cited and referred to, lin addition to I'll
$, penalties therein prescribed shall be coguzab
d before the Mayor Of said City, who, upon convl
n ton, shall fine the offenders in any sum not e.
\ ceeding fifty dollars, nor less than five dollar
! together with all costs.
- SEC. 4th. Be il further ORDAINED, That all sun
I" Of money aCcruing to the Corporation under az
IN by virtue Of this Ordinance, shall be paid into Il
10 Treasury Of said City, as the Hospital Fund,
be disposed Of as that fund is now disbu .sed und
existing Ordinances now in force.
SEC. 9th. Be il further Ordained, That th
f Ordinance be in force from and after its adoptiO
Of The Board then went into an election for tV
10 night watChmen, which resulted in the choice
W. Y Dement, and Jas. F. Sanders.
Y There being no further business, on motion
s. e. Bowman, the Board adjourned.
E. BOWMAN, Presiden
Gro. C. JENKINS. Clerk.