St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-25

Bear.
The Village Council of the village of White
Bear do ordain, as follows:
| Section l. That licenses may be granted
for the following purposes, within the cor
porate limits of the village of White Bear,
upon compliance with the conditions and
limitations hereinafter provided.
Sec. 2. ANY person Of good moral char
aeter, of the full age of twenty-one years,
may be licensed by the Village Council to sell
| spirituous, malt, fermented, vinous or mixed
| intoxicating liquors, as a beverage, on the
payment of one hundred Q00) dollars for
such license, and such license shall specify
| the place where such liquors may be sold,
and shall expire ten Qo days after the
next ensuing annual election in and
for said village; Proeided, that the Village
Council shall, by resolution at its first meet
ing after each annual election in and for
! said village, fix the amount of such license
for the ensuing year, the same being not less
tnan one hundred dollars (S100 COY, and not
! more than five hundred dollars (S500.00) !;
! and, P1D0itlcd further, that the amount of
| the license herein before fixed, or which may
hereafter be fixed by the Village Council, as
hereinabove provided, shall continue in
| force until changed by said Village Council.
Sec. 8. Such license shall not be trans
| feIred to any person, nor shall the place
named in such license for the sale Of said
liquor be changed during the existence OF
such license, except with the consent of the
Village Council, and upon the payment to
the Village Treasurer for the use of the village,
! OF a transfer fee OF ten dollars.
| Sec. 4. Whoever sells, vends, deals in, gives
away, or in any manner disposes of any
! spirituous, malt, fermented, vinous, or mixed
| intoxicating liquors, within the limits OF said
village, without first having obtained license
! therefor agr6eably to the provisions of this
ordnance, or if any person having obtained
a license shall sell or otherwise dispose OF
| any spirituous, malt, fermented, vinous, or
mixed intoxicating liquors at any place other
! than the building for which such person is
licensed, Or on the Sabbath day, or on any
| general or special election day, or who shall
! fail to keep quiet or orderly house, or who
1 shall permit gambling with cards, or any
other device for money, or the representative
Of money,in the house or place of business of
such person, or who shall SELL barter, fur
nish or give away any of such liquor to any
minor or incorporate person or habltual
drunkard, or any person of unsound mind,
shall be guilty OF misdemeanor,e and upon
conviction thereof shall be punished by a
!
| (S35. COZ, nor more than one hundred dollars
| (s1O9.G0) for each and every such offeDse
and upon default of the payment Of
such fine shall be committed to the
| county jail for q term not exceeding
/ sixty (G9) days, or until such fine is
paid, and such license from and after con-
viction shall be null and void.
BILLIARDS.
| Sec s. Any person who shall keep for
| public use any billiard or pigeonhole table,
nine or ten pin alley, or shooting gallery,
shall pay a license therefor in such sums as
the Council may, by resolution, direct. Such
! license shall expire ten Q0) days after the
next ensuing annual election in and for said
village.
Sec. 6. Whoever shall keep any billiard
or pigeonhole table, nine or ten pin alley, or
shooting gallery for public use without first
having obtained a license therefor, shall be
guilty of misdemeanor, and upon convic-
| ton thereof shall be punished by fine of not
less than five dollars $500, nor more
than twenty-five dollars (525.00), for each
and every offense, and if the party so fined
refuses or neglects to pay the same, he shall
be committed to the county jail for period
not exceeding sixty 600 days, or until such
| fine is paid.
| PEDDLERS.
| Sec. z. License may be granted to ped
dlers and travelling merchants, and to all
! persons who, travelling through the village,
shall sell and deliver goods, wares and mer-
chandise, every such peddler, merchant or
! person paying for snch license the sum Of
five dollars $500 and such license shall
expire ten (10) days after the next ensuing
annual election in and for said village
provided that peddlers may be licensed for
short periods Of time, by paying not less
than one dollar and twenty-five cents per
day.
See 8. Any peddler, travelling merchant
or other person, who shall sell or attempt to
sell, or offer for sale within the limits of
said village, any goods, wares or other mer-
chandise, without first having obtained a
license therefor as hereinbefore provided,
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon
conviction thereof shall be punished by a
fine of not less than five dollars $500,
nor more than fifty dollars $4,000, and
in case such fine is not paid distress
may be levied upon the goods, wares
and merchandise of the party convicted, or
he shall be committed to the county Jail until
such fine is paid, not exceeding sixty (60)
days; prOvided, that no license shall be re-
CURED for the sale of farm produce, wood or
hay by farmers or gardeners.
HACKS.
See. 8. ANY person VINO shall use, or keep
for hire, or cause to be used or kept for hire
any dray, cart, wagon, carriage, omnibus,
cab or other vehicle for the transportation
of persons or property or both, within the
village, or from places within to places with
out or from places without to places within
the village, shall pay a license therefor as
| follows, viz: Ten dollars $40 for each two
horse carriage or hack for the transportation
of persons, and five dollars (S5) for each one
of all other vehicles, and such license shall
expire ten (lO) days after the next ensuing
annual election in and for said village.
See. 10. The prices which may be charged
for the use or hire of said vehicles shall not
exceed the following rates, to-
wit: For conveying passenger
anywhere in the village or any distance
! less than half of mile out of the village
fifty cents, and for every additional passen-
| ger carried at the same time twenty-five
cents, and every passenger shall be allowed
to have conveyed ON said vehicle without
charge, his or her ordinary travelling bag
gage, not exceeding one trunk, and twenty
! five (25l pounds of other baggage; for carry
ing eaeu ioau oI properly OF tarSe hundred
| 1900 pounds, or less, anywhere within the
village or any distance less than half of a
mile out of the village twenty-five cents.
See. II. Any person who shall use or
keep for hire, or cause to he used or kept
I for hire any vehicle hereinbefore mentioned
! without first having obtained license there
for as hereinbefore provided, or who shall vio-
late any of the provisions of the two proceed
/ inr sections of this ordinance, shall be pun
/ iShed by fine not exceeding fifty dollars
/ (S50land shall be committed to the county
jail autil such tiue is paid, not exceeding
sixty (60) days.
RUNNERS.