The Lambertville record., 1888-08-15

of the fee and the filing Of the bond al
herein provided.
| Section 8. That the hcensee shall
keep his license certificate hung up and
displayed in a conspicuous place in the
room where he shall sell his liquors un-
| der the license granted, and any omis-
sion to do so shall be presumptive evi-
dence that he has no license, and for
every neglect or failure to have and
keep the same SO hung up and display
ed the lcensee shall, on complaint and
conviction therefor, forfeit and pay a
penalty Of twenty-five dollars.
| Section 9. That the Clerk of the
Board shall keep complete minutes Of
the proceedings of the Board, and shall
also keep, in a separate book to be pro-
Wded for the purpose, a complete record,
by wards, Of the names of all persons
to whom licenses shall be granted, the
| places where the licensees shall be au-
thorized to sell, the date of granting the
license, the date of the expiration there
of, and the names of the bondsmen,
which minutes and record shall be kept
in his Office, open to public inspection.
Section 10. That no license shall be
granted for any new place if it be proven
to the Board that the applicant therefor
shall have sold or permitted to be sold
at such place any spirituous, vinous,
malt or brewed liquors, or other intoxi-
eating drink or drinks, contrary to the
provisions Of the Ist section of this ordi-
nance, before the action of the Board
upon his application; and in case a
license shall have been granted for such
place before such proof is given, the
said license shall, upon the production
of such proof be revoked; nor shall
any license be granted to any person
who at the time of considering his ap-
plication shall have an existing license
for another place than that mentioned
In his later application and every place
shall be considered a new place that
has been vacant or not licensed for the
space of three months.
Section II. That the City Clerk shall
promptly pay over to the City Treasurer
all fees received by him under this ordi-
nance.
Section II. That any license granted
as aforesaid may be transferred by the
Board from the person to whom it was
originally granted to any other person;
but before any such transfer shall be
made, the person to whom it is desired
to be made shall produce before the
Board the original license certificate,
with the written consent of the holder
thereof if living, to such transfer, and
bond to the inhabitants of the city of
Lambertville in the same sum, with the
same number of sufficient sureties, and
with the same condition as required of
other applicants for licenses; if the
Board shall authorize such transfer to
be made, the transferee shall thereupon
pay to the City Clerk transfer fee of
ten dollars, and after such payment
transfer shall be written across the face
of the original license certificate, which
shall be signed by the President and
Clerk of the Board, which certificate
thus transferred shall authorize the
transferee to continue the sale Of spiritu-
GUS, vinous, malt or brewed liquors, or
other Intoxicating drink or drinks, at
the place and for the balance of the
term therein mentioned, in the same
manner as if said certificate had origi-
nally been granted to such transferee.
Section I3. That if any person shall
be convicted before any court Of COM
petent jurisdiction Of violating any Of
the provisions Of this ordinance, or shall
be convicted of any crime or misde-
meanor under any of the laws of New
Jersey, or if satisfactory proof Of any
such violation shall be submitted to the
Board, the license of such person shall
be revoked and no other license for the
same applicant shall be granted for the
period of one year after such revoca-
| ton.
Section ID. That when an applica-
ton for a license upon any premises
shall have been considered and refused,
no further application from such appli-
cant for license shall be considered or
license granted to him until after the
expiration of one year from the date OF
such refusal.
Section IS. That the provisions Of
this ordinance shall not apply to the
sale of liquors upon physicians pre-
scnptions by any registered pharmacist.
Section I6. That licenses for public
billiard saloons and bowling alleys may
be granted, in the discretion Of the
Board, to any person who may apply
therefor; each application for such
license shall specify the name of the
applicant and the place where the
saloon or alley is proposed to be located,
and the number of tables the applicant
intends to keep; pool-tables shall be
rated the same as billiard-tables, and
the license fee shall be ten dollars for
one table and FIVE dollars for each ad-
ditional table; the license fee for bowl
ing alleys shall be thirty dollars; and
every person who shall keep for gain or
for public use any such table or alley
without first having obtained license
therefor, according to the provisions Of
this section, shall, upon conviction there
of, forfeit and pay the sum of fifty dol
lars. No bonds shall be required un-
der this section.
Section II. That all prosecutions un-
der this ordinance for any violation there
Of, whereby a penalty or penalties have
been incurred. shall be in the name of
the City of Lambertville, in accordance
with the provisions Of the charter; and
whenever it shall appear, by proof on
any examination or trial for an alleged
offence against the provisions Of this
ordinance, that any intoxicating liquor
has been sold, exposed for sale, or sup
piled under any pretext whatever, when
the sale of intoxicating liquors would
have been unlawful, it shall not be
necessary to prove the particular kind
of Intoxicating LIQUOR sold or exposed