The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-08-20


A FURTHER SUPPLEMENT TO AN oRDI-
narce, entitled An Ordinance TO license and
regulate inns and taverns and restaurants, and
the safe OF 3pir.tuous, A4noas, matt ana brewed
liquors. passed JUNE II, 1888.
rhe Mayor and Aldermen Of Jersey City do
crdain as foliows:-
spirituous, vinous. malt or bre Ned liquors, or
the Keeping cf an inn and tavern shall be
hereafter granted e any person who snail
and resided in the STATE of New Jersey at
least one year Immediately prior 70 the filing
OF his application for such license; provided,
u license to keep an inn and tavern at any
place where the keeping OF suen inn and
tavern was licensed for the year ending Ju.y
/, 1887, may be granted to the person keeping
such inn and tavern, although such person
may not have been a citizen Of the State for
q year prior TO the hling OF an application
for such license.
See. 2. That no license shall hereafter be
transferable from the place for which same
has been granted to another place. Any Ii
cense hereafter granted shall Apply 10 and
embrace only the premises for which the same
was originally granted. and shall so continue
until the expiration thereof; provided. moth
ing herein contained shall prohibit the transfer
Of a license from the owner IL another person
at same place; the fee for any transfer OF
such license shall be s25 in each case.
Sec. 3. That the total number OF licenses
granted BY the City for the year, commencing
and ninety-seyen, shall not exceed the total
number granted for the year ending on said
first day of July, unless the Board of Alder
men shall, by the unanimous vote of all the
members present, resolve to increase the num-
Der of said licenses.
Sec. I. Each applicant for a license shall
file with the City Clerk an affidavit, in adj
dition to all other matters now required to
be set forth in application for licenses. that
the applicant has. as a citizen of the United
States, resided in New Jersey during the year
preceding the date of such application. II
the applicant is a naturalized citizen, he shall,
at the time of making his application, present
his certificate of naturalization. and include
in the affidavit a statement that he is the
arGo nqm61 in Sllch CertlnCate. me CftX
Clerk shall examine such certificate and GER
fifty the fact that he has made such exam
plication for a license. other than for a
license to keep an inn and tavern at a place
licensed for the year ending July !, 1897, shall
be presented to the Board, unless same has
annexed to it the affidavit required by this
section. and in cases where such certinoate IS
required the certificate of the City Clerk.
Sec. s.. Each licensee shall keep and MAIN
tain in public view, on the outside of the
tavern or restaurant, a sign, upon which
his name shall be followed by the word
the express condition that the SAM shall be
void if the licensee shall fail to put such q
sign, in letters at least five tl inches in
length, on the street door or street window
of the inn, tavern, restaurant or apartment
in which he is licensed to sell spirituous,
vinous, malt or brewed liquors, within thirty
days after the granting of such license.
Sec. 4. If any person other than the
licensee or his employees shall, with the per
mission . L assent u uCu iiSeiiocN, BEL, " AZ
| tempt to sell. any spirituous, vinous, malt
or hrewed liquors at the place where such
liesnsee Is authorized to make such sales. to
any person other than such licensee, such
license shall be revoked and there shall be
no other license granted for the sale of any
| such liquors to such person during the three
| years following such revocation.
Sec. 7. No application for a license shall
be received by the City Clerk unless said
application be accompanied with the Incense
fee.
Sec. s. All ordinances and parts of ordi-
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pealed insomuch as they are Inconsistent.
This ordinance shall take effect immedi-
| ately.
CHAS. M. AUSTIN,
President pro teinpore.
M. J. O'DONNELL.
City Clerk.
EDWARD Hoos,
Ma.np II