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the county Jail, not less than thirty days, nor
more than one hundred days, or by fine OF not
less than ffty dollars nor more than one hun
dred dollars, or by both such fine and imprls-
onment.
A judgment that the defendant pay fine
may also direct that he be imprisoned until the
tine be satisfied, specifying the extent Of I'M
prisonment which must not exceed one day for
every dollar of the fine.
Section 16. On the last business day preced-
ing the first Monday of each month, the collec,
tor must make report to the auditor oil all
license money collected, return to him the
stubs Of all licenses issued during the preced-
ing month, deposit the money so collected with
the county treasurer, and take duplicate re
ceipts therefor. one OF which he shall file with
the auditor.
lector and charge the treasurer herewith. On
the last day of March, June, September and De-
cember of each year the collector must return
TO the auditor all license blanks unsold and be
credited Herewith.
Section II. No person, who is holden as
principal or surety upon any bond given under
the provisions OF this ordinance, shall be per,
mitted to become surety upon any other BOND
given to comply with either OF the sections
hereof The provisions of this section shall not
apply to regularly Incorporated surety compan-
Section 49, No license to sell, give or furnish
vinous, malt or spirituous liquors under TINS
ordinance shall be issued until ordered to be is
sued by the board of supervisors, written notice
OF which said orders shall be given 10 the
license tax collector or collectors, as the case
may be, by the clerk of the said board of super
visors.
Section 10. To carry ON the business men
toned in section of this ordinance. applica-
ton for license therefor shall be made in writ
ing to the board of supervisors, which applica-
tion shall describe the place where the business
ls to be carried on, whether the applicant al
ready holds municipal license therefor, and
if so the particulars thereof, whether the appli-
cant is to carry on the same in his own interest,
or as the agent, servant. representative or EN-
ploye of another and If as such agent. servant,
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give the address of the principal, and shall be
signed by the applicant.
Each application, except where the applicant
with five dollars for cost of advertising, the same
to be paid to the clerk OF the board.
Section 20. On the receipt OF such applicaaa-
tions for license under section OF this ordi-
nance, the board OF supervisors shall fix day
for hearing the same, and the clerk of said board
shall publish list OF all such applications IN a
newspspe of general circulation in the county
to be determined by the board, for at least twen-
ty days before the time set for hearing.
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supervisors may order the license to be issued,
provided, protest against the. issuance OF the
license signed by the qualified electors of the
election precinct in which the place described
in the application as the place where the bust
ness is to be carried on is situated, in number
equal to two thirds ~ OF the votes east al tne
is not filed with the clerk of the board OF super
yisors at least one day before the time set for
such hearing; II such protest is filed, the board
of supervisors shall not allow the license to be
issued
A right to license under such application
may extend for period OF one year and no
more, This section shall not apply to incor-
porated cities or towns where license has
been issued by the municipal authorities there
of.
Section 81. Any person having once been
refused license under section of this ordi-
nance, or having failed to prosecute his appiica.
ton therefor, by reason OF a protest being filed
oQ rlrn dnd in ~
q license upon second application made within
six Onths after the first application ;and no per
sen shall be granted license upon any applica-
ton after having been twice refused by reason
u such protest: provided further, that any ap-
plicant for license under said section may be
examined under oath, and any competent evi,,
dence may be adduced as to who is the real
party in interest, and If the board OF supervis-
ors are satisfied that the application is not in
the interest of the party in whose name the ia.p-
plication is made, they may refuse to grant the
license; and If found to be in. the interest OF
one who has already been refused a license.
they may treat the application as If made by
the real party in interest, and the application
shall have the same effect against any future
application, as if it had been made in the name
OF the real party in interest.
liquors sold, given away or furnished to others
under the provisions OF this ordinance, shall be
dispensed in single room: no games shall be
played, dealt, carried on or opened for money.
checks or other representatives OF value in
such room, nor shall such room be
oq by anv wepe
games are played, dealt, opened or carried on
for money, checks or other representatives of
value.
Section %. Every place where vinous, malt
or spirtuous liquors are sold, given or furnished
to others under the provisions of this ordinance
shall be and remain closed from twelve p. m.
on Saturday night until five o'clock a. m on
Monday. and between the hours of twelve p. m.
and five O'Clock a. m. at all other times, and
between said hours no vinous malt or spiritu-
linl1nrc shall ha sold pivap Or fl1r-
nished, provided that this section shall not ap-
ply to Incorporated cities or towns.
Section "a. The provisions of this ordinance
shall not apply to druggists or apothecaries,
either selling, giving away or furnishing vim
ous malt or spirituous liquors in pursuance OF
prescriptions of regularly licensed physician;
to physicians, surgeons, apothecaries or chem
lists for liquors used by them in the preparation
OF medicines. or in the arts; nor to the selling,
giving away or furnishing of the same by keep
ers of hotels or restaurants to guests only, when
served at tables with regular meals taken by
such guests in such hotels, or purchased in such
restaurants; nor to the selling or furnishing of
wine in quantities not less than one gallon
manufactured in this county from grapes grown
in this county, when sold or furnished by the
manufacturer on the premises where manufac-
tured, and not permitted to be drunk In, upon
or about the premises where sold or furnished.
Section 25. For the purposes of this Ordi-
nance the words "hoteW and restaurant" shall
each be construed to mean place where meals
are regularly furnished to travellers and guests.
the meals being prepared with such frequency,
and consisting OF such variety and quantity as
is ordinarily furnished by hotels and boarding
houses to boarders who pay stipulated price
for their meals by the day or week; and shall
not be in the same room, nor connected by
door with any room where q retail liquor busi
ness is conducted under section of this ordi-
nance.
Section 26. Nothing in this ordinance con-
tanned shall be construed or deemed to author
ize the sale or furnishing of intoxicating
liquors to minors, Indians, habitual drunkards,
or to any person or class of persons to whom
such sale or furnishing of liquor is prohibited
by law.
Section 27. Whenever the word "person" or
"party" is used in this ordinance referring to
those liable to pay license tax, the same is
intended and shall be construed to mean and
whenever the terms used in this ordinance
designate the principal the same shall be con-
strued to mean and include the agents, SER
wants, represe natives and employees of such
principal.
Section 90. An ordinance entitled "ordi-
nance establishing and fixing rates of licenses
for the county of Los Angeles, state of Califor-
MIA" passed the 4th day of June, 1891, and all
ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict
with this ordinance are hereby repealed
and be in force .on and after the first day of
January, 1892, and prior to the expiration of
fifteen days from the passage thereof, be pub
lished for the period of ten days in the Even
ing Express, Daily HERALD and Daily Times,
newspapers printed and published in the
members of the board of supervisors of said
county voting for and against the same.
[sEAL 8. M. PERRY,
Chairman of the Board of Supervisors OF Los
angeles County, California; Il r a. nm
County CLERK and Ex-oticio Clerk of the
Board OF Supervisors of Los Angeles County,