New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
Amend rates as follows:
cities cities cities
H.. IL II ON.

ist II 81 o,ner
class. class. class. places.
pu AMI .,s irr,a'o''a 'D'' sioo, $3.50 $500 500
i.'..r''' .@ ';-' ' so SO 40 40 500 800 iS9 iS9
IN - restauran, or club ~hefe ,,o "a. aoo 100
there is ~ n'f.'..-...-+'--- -, 20 - ~
y.s.e. sni cars FOR eaa ,e, n..a9,i ~, sI'i si.
les ihan -, sio r't elch railroad car or '''r'
ls~ public conveyance" >"
,,.,l,.., u.s Sec H. The requirements as to
M POSING Of ccrtncatcs should ne t>ieAded so a.
To- cnrnt.l tie notice t. br posted Mitrr IL - % "-
rsa1 fl,n ', ntotc.mcnt # the d.Norrnt kinds OF
certificates w,r, psllts. ~ lnh7 ol '''t % 80
,o rrovlIc mat writ OF eertorar sh-. Msue upon ~,
IA appncation o. Any ''tIgn ''tn1,,co, nI TO- provide
,hlt such certificate may he cane "S t''v -
'on r6.,l - saosi S,, a!sS Gs be- Scn sya the courts
% nt - frnnd or falsc statement n the application
Nnr,lin,ut 70 section ~. Add Il new sUpiN'Ioh
providing tnlt the traffic .n Ia ors s"'I l',. D' %
,nif,.t N any place unless ten days pr,or 10 me
ding OF IN. Application a notice ahth nave h'en
conspiciousy posted on the prcmis's 80 , that ~ IL
can be- read from the street, stntns @ WhSn III, VA 49,
pIlcatlon viii be made and the name ana rss.demoe
OF The applicant nor Hn,rSs i unon The owner
,r "vyners or lessee or lessrcs OF the real estate
lying next to and immed!itey aIJAc'nt 10 ,, ii,
'hat such application shall N no case be Sr%'sn s,cb
the owner owners or lessee or T'se"S a,s o. h
b, fore The date ixcd 10y The notce ne III & Iny ar ar
] Luo otyle ed cd affections
uncatc unless at the timr OF sncm ,r npnno'''o" n
liquors may be l"ssy io' r.oca % a' Option Insert
,h. wnrds "Assernfly district for ward "her-
EVER the same occurs Tho Assembly district IL
rccognized throughout the Election law as the geo
xranhica, unit and offers the most convenient as
! we'll as the bost-krown division. ,,,,.,.,o
providnr FOR n vote upon the question as to whether
The traffic In fermcntcd liquors Only sha'l pe iu''o'
tied.
SETH LOWS ADDRESS.
al
Seth Low said he was in favor OF the prihc'Pie
in the Raincs bin which deprived Excise boards
OF their discretionary powers to grant o' 'eiu'c
licenses lie urged that the machie'' l" e"-
force the Raines law was inadequate
Senator Raines raid the State government had
| moro officers to enforce the law than the United
States had to enforce its internal revenue laws
NJ Lou oro,,ed that the excise question could
ha ,ahen from politics but that this bill did not
,bus rerove the question He said he believed
In high ucenee which did not as IL sald' teho 10
| .raote ,pononoIles Brewers were able 10 own
ond cortrol many saloons because licenses were
low High license kept In the business ana
brought in men who are independent and able to
pay the fee. . ,, ho ,,ould M,
TO MIR. Kempner. Mr.. Low said ne w9"lu n.. no. ,oa
favor n State law similar 10 'he Nil'en i srt
law treating the liquor traffic "a pushess' i"e'e
should be restrictions on the iiu."v. ,,u,,.o -
T. Fulton Cutting collected 10 ] .ne n,',rted
| RllnpS
and distiIled liouors He did not believe that
drunkenness was as prevalent I'm beer-drinknB
communities as II VAS IN Nquor-i''hNihs co'"-
munities. .,. o,,,,,,,t,,oa ,,,oa
John Harsen Rhoades said his committee WIS
not convinced that n portion OF the Tees shouu
| 20 to the state If any part did revert 10 the
a. ~ lncaItv should be grantsf credit on
other taxes. Much as he deplored the liquor
traffic the liquor dealers had rights, ana me the
D.,sh1 HIGHER license was advisable. New
! York states average license fee was sl2', while
! the average In states bounding this state was
over $500. ~ ,., ,
John Jay Chapman doubted whether the
RaInes bin would take the liquor question out
of politics John B. Pine and Amasa D. Parker
| jr, also spoke. ~,
| Thomas A Fulton. secretary of the New
: York Excise Reform Association. said he be-