Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-05-21

e' nv ~ second mana goods, junk deal
ers, and all keepers OF intelligence
offices and employment offices, all
draymen and hackinen. Provided.
that the power to regulate above
given shall extend to and be con-
strued to include among other pow
ers the power to define who shall be
considered pawnhrokers, auctioneers,
dealers in second hand goods and
Junk dealers.
SEcoND:-To restrain and prohibit
all descriptions OF gambling and
fraudulent devices and practices, and
all playing OF cards, dice, and other
games OF chance for the purpose of
gambling within the city. and to
restrain from vending or dealing in
spirituous, vinous, fermented or malt
liquors, unless duly licensed by the
city council, and no license issued by
the city council shall be transferable
except by authority OF the city coun-
Gil. Provided, thatnothing contain
ed in these articles of incorporation
shall be so construed as to prevent
the people OF the city OF Warren from
deciding for themselves whether or
mot license shall be granted to any
person or persons in said city to sell
lager beer, spirituous, yinous, malt
or fermented liquors, and the city
recorder is hereby required on pc
tition OF ten (1O) or more legal vot-
ers OF said city, at any time not. less
than ten (10) days before any annu-
al city election, to give notice that
the question OF license will be sub
mitted at said election, and notice
thereof shall be given by said city
recorder at the same time and in the
same manner that notices OF annual
city elections are given, and said
question OF license shall be determine
ed by ballot containing the words:
Gin favor Of License" or, against
license" (as the case may be), which
vote shall be canvassed and returned
as is by law prescribed for canvass
ing election returns, and if such re-
turns show a majority of the votes
cast at such election to be against
license, then in such case the CITY
council shall grant no license to sell
lager beer, spirituous vinous, malt
or fermented liquors in said city OF
Warren until reversed in the same
manner at a subsequent general - .,,oc.
ton, except to persons legitimatelv
anu BONA ACE engaged in the bust.
ISIS or occupation Of druggist, and
! then only for medical and mechani-
cal purposes, and PROVIDED, that no
license shall be granted to any per
son to deal in or vend within the c;ty
limits any spirituous, fermented or
malt liquors for less sum than five
hundred dollars ($5OO.OO) as a Ii
cense for one ~ year or part OF
one CD year, nor a greater sum than
one thousand dollars ($1OOO,OO) for
the same period OF time.
THIRD prevent any fighting.
brawling, assault, battery, disorder
~ noise, riot and disorderly assem-
blage in said city, and to provide for
the arrest and punishment OF any
person or persons who may be guilty
OF the same; to suppress disorderly
houses, and houses OF ill-fame and
gambling houses, and to provide for
the arrest and punishment OF the
keepers thereof, and to authorize the
destruction IF all instruments and
apparatus used for the purpose OF
gambling.
FoURTH:-To compel the owner or
occupant OF any cellar, tallow chand-
ler,s shop, soap factory, tannery,
hide warehouse, stable. barn, PRIV.
sewer or other nnwholesome nuisance
house or place, to cleanse, remove or
abate the same from time to time as
often as may be necessary for the
health, comfort and convenience OF
the inhabitants Of the city.
FIFTH:-To direct the location and
management and location OF stock
yards, slaughter houses, markets.
breweries, distilleries, soap factories,
glue factories, and bone boiling es-
Establishments, and to regulate the
storage, keeping and conveyance OF
gunpowder, dynamite or other ex-
plosive or combustible material, and;
to regulate the use thereofin the city.
s1xTH:--To prevent incumbering Of
streets, sidewalks, alleys, lanes aud
public grounds with carriages, carts,
wagons, sleighs, boxes, lumber, fire.
wood, posts, awnings, signs, or any
other material whatever.
SEvENTH:-To direct and control
the laying out and construction III
railroad tracks, bridges, turnouts
and switches in the streets and alleys.
and the location OF depot grounds
within the city; to require that tile
railroad tracks, bridges, tnrnouts
and switches shall be SO constructed
and laid out as to interfere as little
as possible with the ordinary travel
and use Of the streets and alleys;
and that sufficient space shall be
left on either side OF said track for the
safe and convenient passage ofteams