The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-02-07

be strictly adhered to: second, that the room
described in the license shall De securely
closed and remain so and no sale of liquors
shall be made during any time prohibited by
law; third, that no sale shall be made to any
or who may be intoxicated at the time, or
to any person under twenty-one years OF
age either for his own u.s. OF tor the use Of
be no disorder, indecency, lewdness or gam
bling In any form or manner in the place.,
or any room connected herewith, fifth, that
no billiard, pool or card table. or any ma
chine or device which may be used for gam
bling purposes. shall be kept or allowed in
the room; that no interior communication
shall be maintained with any room contain
ing such devices.
twenty-one years or any woman OF i'm
moral character shall be allowed to loiter
in or about the premises.
the provisions Of this law the room de-
scribed is required to be kept closed all
curtains, screens or other means of OBJ
securing an interior view shall be removed,
SO that any person passing the building
may have a full view of its interior.
of his employees shall be convicted of vio-
lating any of the State laws relating to
the sale of intoxicating liquors, for which
penalty is provided, and which violation
would constitute a breach Of the condition
of the license, the license shall become
sale of Intoxicating liquors by any person.
N~inth-That the license or a certified
copy shall be displayed in the room de-
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Eleventh-That the license shall be sub.
ject to forfeiture for a breach of any of
its conditions.
Section 13 provides that a person remon-
strating against the issuance of a license
may have the right within ten lays to
appeal to the Circuit Court, but the license
must be issued and shall be enforced until
the final judgment of the courts, which
shall, if a decision be in favor OF the re-
ment docket that such license shall there
after be void. and the county treasurer
shall refund such portion of the license Zee
as has not been earned.
Section IA provides that the county license
fee shall be 800 for the sale of spirituous
and malt liquors and $50 for the sale OF
malt liquors.
Section is provides that cities may charge
$3.50 in addition to the above charges and in
Sections 16 and II relate to the manner in
which the license shall be issued, and Sec
sell liquors without having obtained the re-
quired license shall be fined not less than
go nor more than 500, and may be 1mpris-
than six months. ;
1t is provided in Section 10 that whoever
sells liquors to an intoxicated person may
be fined not less than $40 nor more than 500.
and MY be imprisoned not to exceed SIX
months ).
than $50 nor more than 500, to which may
be added Imprisonment not exceeding SIX
months, for the sale of Intoxicating liquors
to any person in the habit of becoming in
toxicated or using Intoxicated liquors to
excess, after notice shall have been given
aim in writing by any resident of the town
ship or ward in which such person resides.
The sale of liquor to a minor Is made
punishable by a fine of not less than so
nor more than 500, and Imprisonment not
to exceed six months, at the option OF the
trial judge. 4 place where Intoxicating
mon nuisance if kept in a disorderly man
ner, and the owner may be fined not less
than so n 3 more than ! sloe; for maintain
ing what is commonly called a wine room.
The penalty is a fine of not less than $40
nor more than $50, and, at the option OF
days. The penalty for a sale on any legal
he i1 y;;o; ELECTION . ID day an or ibe ae1eck the hours rs
a fine of $40 to $50, to which may be added
Imprisonment for not more than sixty days.
ton of the provisions whereby all screens
or curtains which obstruct the plain view
moved at all times when it is illegal to sell
liquors. Section 26 is intended to prevent
any excuse for a bartender or any other
being deemed plausible. 1t provides that
during illegal hours no person except the
owner OF a place, may enter 1t. Any other
exceed SO.
Section q provides that no billiard, pool
or connecting room, and that it shall be un-
lawful for any person to engage in any
game of billiards, pool, dice, cards or any
game of chance in any such room. The
penalty for a violation of this section is a
fine OF from $40 to $50, to which may be
added imprisonment not exceeding sixty
days.
Section %. given in full, is as follows:
1.-THE board of County Commissioners by
which a license has been granted under this
act, after notice to a 1icensee or licensees,
and reasonable opportunity for him or them,
such license forfeited upon proof satisfac-
tory to such board that any condition of
such license has been violated, or has been
permitted or suffered to be violated by such
licensee or licensees. or either of them. The
tendency of proceedings before a court of
t the Bowen srAf herein ndn GRANTED granted to- declare a T forl
fixture. If the license is declared by such
board to have been forfeited, the licensee or
qualified to receive a license for the sale of
intoxicating liquors for one year after the
ekp aaa nr ot me Term teri OF h ane license so 20 d I
censees or either of them is the owner of
the licensed premises. no license shall be is
sued to be exercised on the premises de-
scribed in such forfeited license for the
residue of the term thereof. An appeal taken
by the licensee or licensees from the de-
cision of such board declaring his or their
license forfeited shall not stay or effect such
forfeiture until such decision of such board
is reversed"
Section 20 provides the manner in which
citizens may bring to the notice Of the
board of commissioners violations of this
law and the manner in which the board
shall proceed in a trial of the case, with
a final provision for a revocation of the
ae section n . p ereafdes I that ali Courts in
which a saloon keeper or his employee may
be convicted of a violation of this law shall
Immediately send a certihed copy of the
proceedings to the county commissioners
showing the time and place of the con-
viction and uron what charge.
Section 81 provides that any saloon keep
er and his bondsmen shall be liable for any
damage sustained by any person on ac-
count of the violation of this law by the
saloon keeper himself or by his agent.
Section 80 repeats all laws in conflict
with this. and Section 33 declares an emer-
gency.