Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-03-31

to retail liquors. may appeal from tht
decision of the board of supervisors
or Of the municipal authorities, grant
ing such license. to the circuit court
of the county, there to be examined
aud determined dc ROcO but such APP
peal must be demanded, and bond in
the sum of two hundred dollars, con-
ditioned for the payment of the costs
of such appeal, given with two suffic-
tent surieties, within five days from
the rendition of the decision.
BOND GIVEN AND TAX PAID BEFORE
LICENSE ISSUED.
8. Before license shall be issued,
the applicant shall give bond, with
two or. more sufficient sureties, to be
approved by the board ofsupervisors,
or municipal authorities, as the case
may be. payable to the State, in the
penalty OF two thousand dollars, con-
ditioned that the person to whom such
license shall be granted, shall, during
the continuance of his license, keep a
quiet, peaceable and orderly house for
retailing liquors in the district, city,
town or village, and will not suffer or
permit any riotous or disorderly con-
duet, or any drunkenness, or any AN
lawful gaming, or any card playing IN
or about the same, or on the premises
thereunto belonging, and will not re-
tail, or otherwise dispose of liquors to
an Indian. minor, or intoxicated per-
son, or to any person in the habit of
becoming intoxicated, and will in all
things faithfully observe and keep all
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such bonds shall be fled, recorded
and carefully preserved in the Office
of the clerk of the chancery court of
the county and for breach thereof,
recovery of the full penalty may be
had by the county, and one-half OF
such recovery may be paid to the in
former. And the applicant for license
+ must pay the tax collector the amount
assessed as license to the State as the
tax therefor. and produce. before him
the order granting license TO such APP
plcant and evidence that he has given
the required bond, and that it has
been approved, and that he has paid
the proper authorities all license
monies required by law, and the tax
collector shall issue to him a privilege
. tax or license.
d LICENSE FOR ONLY ONE YEAR, AND NOT
TRANSFERABLE.
/ 10. A license shall not be granted
for longer or Il shorter period than
one year; and such license shall be
personal privilege, and not transfer
able to another. The particular place
and house in which the liquors may
be sold shall be designated in the Ii
cense. and license shall not author
ize any person to sell liquors at any
other place or house, than that speei-
fed in such license; cut for sufficient
reasons, the authority which granted
a license may allow change in the
house in which liquors may be sold, as
specified in the license, but in no case
to admit of more than one place to
sell under the same license.
LIcENsEE NOT TO RECOVER MONEY.
IL. Money paid by an applicant for
license to retail liquors shall not,
save as in this chapter expressly stat
ed, be refunded to him, on any pre-
tense or claim whatsoever, and he
!. shall not have claim on the State,
therefor, under any circumstances.
i LICENSE MAY BE REVOKED.
i -. The boards of supervisors and
, the municipal authorities of any city,
town or village, shall have power, and
it shall be their duty, to revoke and
{ annul any license TO retail liquors,
granted by them respectively, when
; ever the person to whom such license
was granted, shall become unfit to
have such license, or shall in any man
: lner violate any of the provisions OF
) this chapter; but such person shall
have five days notice of the applica-
ton to revoke or annul his license,
f and of the causes upon which the APP
: plication is founded, and an appeal,
) if demanded, shall be allowed.
A VIOLATION OF LAW FoRFEITs LICENSE
10. If any person, having q license
: to retail LIQUORS, shall violate any oi
the provisions of this chapter, his Ii
cense shall thereafter be void, and his
bond maybe put in suit, and he shall
| not be permitted to carry on the bus
r mess of retailing liquors.
JUDICIAL. PROCEEDINGS IN SUCH CASE.
: IA. Proceedings to have a license
! iudicially declared forfeited shall be
! of summary character. Any citizen
! may exhibit petition to the circuit
Judge, or chancellor, or any justice ot
the peace, or mayor, or police justice
: of a city, town or village, of the coun'
!. ty where the business licensed is oil
was conducted, ayerring iE concise
language, that the defendant is, ol
: nreIends to be, licensed retailer o
liquors, and has violated the law re
lating to such dealers, stating th'
! facts constituting the violation. Th'
. defendant and the sureties on his bone
shall be served with process, to b'
{ issued by such judicial officer, direct
= ing them to appear and make defence
: to such petition on a day to be nance
e therein, not less than five nor NOR,
! than ten days from the date of its is
: suance, at place to be named in tn
! writ. On the day named, the Office
: before whom it is returnable shal
: hear he evidence, determine whethe
:. the law has been violated, and rende
! Judgment accordingly. Ii the peti
s tion be adiudgcd untrue, aud be dis