The record-union., 1894-12-18

Of Ordinance No. 276. entitled San ordi-
nance regulating saloons, barrooms, etc.,
and providing the amounts fcity licenses
TO be paid by keepers of saloons. bar
rooms and other places where wines and
liquors are sold" passed June y, 1891,
and repeating Ordinance No. 2S9.
entitled IAN ordinance amending Sec
ton 10 of Ordinance No. 276 of the city of
Sacramento" passed November 20, 1891,
relating to licenses.
The Board OF Trustees of the city of
/ Sacramento do ordain as follows:
Section /. Section 10 of Ordinance No.
216 Of the city of Sacramento, entitled
An ordinance regulating saloons, bar
rooms, etc, and providing the amount of
city licenses 10 be paid by the keepers of
saloons, barrooms aud other places where
wines and liquors are sold,n passed June
y, 1871, IS hereby amended SO as to read
as follows:
Section 10. 1t shall not be law ful for any
person to keep open between the hours of
II O'Clock (midnightl and D o'clock in the
morning, any barroom, saloon or place
Ill the city OF Sacramento where wines or
sDlrituous or malt liquors are sold to the
pubic generally, unless such person
small obtain IN advance 4 special city
license therefor, in addition to any other
state, county or city license required,
ana pay Tor such special license the sum
OF $40 III advance for each and every
quarter. 1t shall not be lawful for any
club, organized for social purposes, and
selling wines, spirituous or matt liquors
to menlbers only, 10 keep opou between
the hours OF L O'Clock (midnIght) and
O'Clock in the morning, any Darroom
saloon, side board, or place III the city OF
sacramento, or to sell wines, spirituous
/ or malt liquors during such hours, unless
such club shall refrain from selling or
/ serving liquor on the first floor OF the
/ building occupied by the club, and shall
obtain IN advance special city license
therefor, IN addition TO any other State
/ county or city license required, and pay
Tor such special license the sum OF SI5O in
advance for each and every quarter.
Section Z. Ordinance No. ~, entitled
4 An ordinance amending Section 10 Of
/ Ordinance No. 216 of the City OF Sacra-
mento," passed November 30, 1891 is
/ hereby repealed.
Section ). This ordinance shall take eff
iect immediately from and alter its pas
sage.
On motion Of Devine the ordinance was
laid over for one week and referred to the
! Corporation Counsel.
THOSE CONTRACTS.
Pennish said the Y-Street pumping
contract expires Thursday, and as the
| Mayor declines to ratify the bond OF the
new contractors. something ought to be
! done.
| Devine moved that the Corporation
Counsel be instructed 10 correct the error
IN the bond and that the Mayor and
President ratify the contract.
lozer said that he thought the Mayor
wished the board to approve the bond.
The bond was then approved.
The matter OF the Hill and Brown con-
tracts was taken up, and on motion of
La"ton was unanimously approved by
| the board, as was that of Casper IL Long,
| all the bonds being SDOrOyad
CLEANING STREETS.
d. y. Lindley made report on the suc-
cess OF the street cleaning experiment.
and said he hoped the board would take
some action looking to cleaning up the
streets. whether by requesting citizens to
clean in front of their property, or by
running the machine.
ToZer asked what the expensa of clean
ing the streets would be, and Mr.. LindIev
| said he did not know. He thought it
could be done for Sl4 per week, but would
not say for certain. lie hoped the board
would take hold of the matter. The
neople nave TO pay for the work, whether
through taxation or subscription. 1t
ought to be done now, while the mud is
soft.
hent SAID that with four horses and two
men superintendent Murray cleaned
| three blocks for So last spring.
On motion of Tozer, the sum of 500 was
appropriated for the use OF Mr.. Lindlev
| Tor cleaning the streets.
ANOTHER ORDINANCE.
An ordinance regulating the use of
sidewalks by show-cases-amend the
| former ordinance-was read Leonard
said that the only difference was in reg
| ulatlng the hight OF the showcases which
were taking the place OF the show-win-
dows that have been removed,
Devlne and Davis favored prohibiting
all showcases, and the ordinance was
| laid over for week on that account.
John Barrio asked permission to put
up transparency in front of the Pull
man saloon.
Lawton said that an ordinance prohib
tied putting it up, but the privilege was
granted.
Pennish said that the water from the
gas well is still flowing, and something
should be done. On motion of ToZer the