The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1893-07-22

lciation shall practice 81 exercise the'keeping
lof any billiard table OF nine Or ten al1ey.Or
lshootinR gallery for hire Of to he used for any
slcompensation,o or to be used with or without
Il con1pensafion in any building or place where
liquors are sold with out having obtained q
license therefor IN the manner hereinafter
provided. }25$S7 Ii s59. ##5.
sE SIC. !. That the following yearly rates for
Licenses ia said village are hereby fixed and
Il established to be paid by every person, firm,
4 corporation Or association engaged in the re-
i spectfve callings, voc ations. or kinds of busi-
ness named In this section within the limits,
Il Of said village Wis: Keepers Of billiard
tables, for each table. ten, t1O) dollars;
keepers of pool and pigeon-hole tables, Tor
leach table, five CD dollars; Keepers OF
nine or ten pin alleys, twenty-five 4 - }.
dollars for each alley; keepers OF
shooting galleries, Chinese ball games,
throwing, and all games of perform
ance, except nine and ten pin alleys,
where any call. rings, shot, or missiles Of any
kind is shot, thrown, or in any other manner
propelled against any mark, image or OBJ
stacle whatever and for which any price is
charged, ten u0) dollars.
l SEC. 3. All licenses hereinafter granted for
any of the calm gs, vocations, or any kind OF
! business mentioned in the preceding section
shall expire one a. year from date thereof.
! SEC. 4. ANY person. firm, corpora alton or as
ISOLATION wishing to obtain a license to exer-
else any of the callings, vocations, or kind of
business mentioned in section 2 of this ordi-
nance shall pay to the village treasurer the
amount of money in and by this ordinance
fixed for such license, and upon presenting
to the village recorder the treasurer's receipt
therefor shall be entitled upon the approval
of the Village Council, to receive from said
recorder written license signed by the pres
ident of the village council and attested by
said village recorder and sealed with the viii
lage seal, authorizing such person. hrn1 cor
poration or association to carry on the bust
| ness named in such license at some certain
place in said village; the president of the Viii
lage Council may afterwards endorse on the
back of such license change of the place of
business; but such change will not be opera
tive until the same shall be recorded by the
village recorder in his book.
4 SEC. S. If any person. corporation. firm or
iassociation shall violateany of the provisions
of this ordinance he or it SHALL on conviction
before the village court or. any village JUS
j tice. be punished by fine of not less than two
| {2) dollars and not more than one hundred
dollars and the costs of prosecution, and be
imprisoned until such fine and costs are paid,
not exceeding thirty (3O days.
SEC. 6. This ordinance shall take effect
and be in force from and after it's publication.
ASSN 1's'' 49, ''' Alb. ROBBINS,
Attest President of Village Council.
N.F. RUSS,
u Village Recorder.
Approved May rs, 1893.
AN ORDINANCE
Relative to Fire Works, and to Prevent the
+ Unlawful Discharge of Firearms.
. The Village Council of Robbinsda1e do
ordain as follows: 4-. .:4~
| SECTION 1. No person shall hereafter fire
off, discharge explode any gun, pistol or
other weapon upon any street, alley, avenue,
lane or public place in said village, ex-
cept as provided hereinafter in this ordinance.
SEC 2. Noperson or persons shall discharge
firearms or trespass with dogs or gums in any
part eff said village without permit from the
Village Council; such permit shall be in
writing. IT.. a@&
SEC. 8. Nothing in this ordinance shall be
construed to embrace any firing of a gun pis-
toll, or other species of firearms when done in
the lawful defense of person, property and
family, or in the necessary enforcement of
the laws.
| SEC. 4. Amy person violating any of the
provisions. of this ordinance, shall, upon con-
: viction thereof before the village court or any
y
, offense be punished by a fine of not less than
lone a. dollar nor more than fifty (5O)
, dollars and costs of prosecution, and be i'm
prisoned until such fine and costs be paid,
not exceeding ninety 800 days.
SIC. 5. This ordinance shall be in force and
!. take effect from and after it's date of publica-
tion..
Passed May &c, 1893.
-. A. 3. ROBBINS,
Attest President of Village Council.
N. +. RUSS,
Village Recorder.
Approved May Is, 1893.
MEMBERS OF THE VILLAGE COUNCIL, ROB-
BINSDALE:
"A. B. ROBBINS, President.
N. F. RUSS, Recorder
ALFRED PARKER,
! LII. NASETT : Councilnlen.
4 III. 6. STUBE,
4 A Celto-Indan Chief
I Archbishop Ryan tells the following Story
of Father De Smet, the great Indian mis-
sionary, who used to employ an interpreter
when preaching to the red men Of the for