The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-27
AN ORDINANCE
Licensing and Regulating the Sale
Of SplrituOus and Fermented
Liquors.

SECTION BE 1t ordained 6y the
lCtty Council Of Salt Lake City,
That no person, firm or corporation
shall, within the corporate limits of
said city, directly, or indirectly, in
person or by another, sell, barter, or
otherwise dispose of, or permit to be
bartered or delivered, for or on his
account, any vinous, spirituous or
lfermented liquors without license
first obtained according to the pro-
visions of this Ordinance.
| SEC. 2.-Applications for license
under this Ordinance shall be made
in writing to the Mayor, and shall
state where the business is to be
carried on, the kind of business, the
full name of the applicant, and if a
firm, the full name Of each member
thereof.
SEC. 3.-On the granting of such
license and payment to the City
Treasurer, for the use and benefit of
said City, of the sum Of two humid
red and fifty dollars, the Mayor
shall issue a license to the applicant
to carry on business in the place
named in the application, for a
period of three months, as liquor
dealer, to sell vinous, spurious and
fermented liquors, at wholesale and
retail, and by the dram, to be drank
on the premises, if so stated in the
application.
SEC. 4.-No license granted under
this Ordinance shall be assignable or
transferable, or authorize any per-
son or persons other than those
named in the license, to carry on the
business therein specified; and no
person or persons shall carry on the
business provided for in this Ordi-
nance at any other place than the
one designated in such license: Pro
Uided, That the City Council may,
on application by the parties inter-
ested, authorize the assignment of
the license, or change in the place
Of business.
SEC. 5.-The Mayor, whenever in
his judgment the peace, good order
or safety of the city or it's inhabi-
tants shall require it. and on Mu-
nicipal, County or Territorial election
DAYS, Fourth of July, Decoration,
Thanksgiving and all Territorial
and National holidays, may, by pro-
clamation, forbid the sale, giving
away, or in any way dlspOsing of
VinouS, spirituous or fermented
liquors for any given period, not to
exceed twenty-four hours at any
one time, and any person who shall
sell, barter or give away any vinOuS,
spirituouS or fermented liquors IN
eontravention of such proclamation
shall, on conviction, be fined not to
exceed ninety-nine dollars for each
offense, any license to the contrary
notwithstanding.
SEC. 6.-Any person obtaining IL
cense under this ordinance shall be
subject to the fullowing regulations:
He shall faithfully observe and
keep all ordinances IN force in
relation to liquor during the pc
Rod of such license; he shall not
keep open his bar, house or place
for the sale Of liquors, nor sell, give
away, nor in any manner deal IN
! by himself, servant or other person,
any vinous, spirituous or fermented
liquors after the hour of 10 o'clock
pm, or before the hour of 6 o'clock
am, on amy day ofthe week; he shall
prohibit all gaming, with or without
betting, by means of dominoes,
cards, dice or other articles, every
game of chance, and every other
description of gaming or gambling;
and on the proclamation of the
Mayor for all liquor establishments
to be closed, be shall discontinue
business during the period of such
proclamation. He shall not in any
wise dispose of liquors to any per