The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-14

, 10 wesr his badge as above p.ovided.
SEC. 81. Allporters censed undt
, this ordinance s.all 10 entitled I
charge for their services the sum
twenty Eve cents for each and ever
load, and they shall be subject to ii
same regulations SO far as they are az
plicable, and 70 the same penal ies fc
violation Of these regulations, as al
imposed by the section of this ord
nonce in relation to draymen.
| RUNNERS.
| SEC. SO. 1t shall not be lawful fo
any person to act as runner for himsel
or other person or to in any name
solicit or ask thepatronage or custom O
any traveller or other person for an
house or hotel, steamboat or railroa
or public conveyance or transportation
company, at any railroad station or de
pot, steamboat landing or other place il
said city, other than a, the house o
or hotel, depot, station or landing, o
the usual place Of business of the per
son, persons or company by whom hi
shall be employed, unless he shall frs
o. ain license for that purpose a
hereinafter provided +; and every per.
son violating the provisions o. this sec
ton shall forfeit and pay to the city
a sum not less than Eve dollars nor more
than fifty dollars for each and every
offense. ... 'f'
SIC. 80. Every licensed runner,
when acting as such, or soliciting
custom or patronage, shall wear con-
spicuously In front Of his hat, cap or
breast, a badge with the name of the
house, road, company or line Of con-
, ,yance for which he is acting, and the
number Of his license plainly painted
OF engraved thereon in legible charac-
tiers and any person violating the pro-
visions Of this section shall forfeit and
pay to the city not less than five dol
lars nor more than fifty dollars for
each and every offense.
SEC. 40. Every licensed runner, who
shall suffer or permit any other person
to wear his badge, and every person
not licensed under this ordinance, who
shall wear the badge Of a licensed run
L shall forfeit and pay to said city
no. less than five dollars nor more than
Fifty dollars for each and every offense.
SEC. Al. Every runner, who shall at
any time or place, when engaged in his
employment, make use Of any indecent,
profane or boisterous language, or be
guilty ofloud talking, hallOoing, or any
disorderly conduct, or shall ve1, dis
turb, or importune strangers, travellers,
or citizens, or shall be guilty Of any
fraud, cheat, Misrepresentation or i'm
position or shall refuse to observe and
obey any order or directions Of the may.
o., city marshal, or any police consta-
bic or conservator Of the peace Of said
city, which may be given for the pres
srvation ofgood order, and for the con.
venience of the public, at any railroad
station, or depot, or steamboat or other
landing, shall forfeit and pay to the city
= sum not less than Ave dollars nor
more than fifty dollars for each and
every offense, and the magistrate before
whom the conviction is had may, in his
discretion, enter up as part of the
judgement, the forfeiture Of his license.
SEC. AZ. Licenses shall be granted
to steamboat aud railroad runners on the
payment of an amount at the rate Of
one hundred dollars for one year and
licenses shall also be granted hotel run
ners at fifty dollars per annum prorid
ed, THAT the hotel proprietor may tax,
outthe license and provided, also, thai
the name Of such runner employed b,
the hotel be inserted in the license
and the same be transferable from ON
runner to another upon application tt
the city clerk and provided further
that all runners shall give bond in the
sum Of five hundred dollars conditioned
FOR the faithful performance Of theil
duties as such runners.
And, provided also, that in all cases
where the hotel proprietor, shall have ia
ken out the license, and such hote
shall employ two or more runners, whc
shall each be on duty certain number
of hours during the tw enty-four hours
the name Of such two or more runner,
may be inserted in such license, pro
vided that not more than one Of such
runners shall use tho same license
during the same hours.
SALOON GROCERIES, ETC.
Sic. 43. 1t shall not be lawful fol
any person or person. to keep a beer.
shop, saloon, room or other place fol
the retailing Of vinious, spirituous o.
fermented liquors in less quantities thar
one gallon, without first having obtain
ed license therefor a. hereinafter men
toned, aud any person who shall sci
or barter any various, spirituous or fer
mented liquors in less quantity tina,
one gallon, without having first obtain
ed license therefor from the city, sha
forfeit and pay fine Of not less tina
ten dollars, nor more than fifty dolla
- for each and every offense.
II SIC. A. The proper officer OF II
\, city may, in their discretion, grant
10 license to retail viuous, spirited or &c
"a mented liquor to any person or person
es who may apply therefor, upon the a
= p'cant or applicants filling petition
ne writing setting forth the particular !,
OF ock and building intended to be {