The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-18


the city, and that such persons shah not
purchase from any enc ucder the age Of
16 years duplicate Of when Lccnse, siRn-
ed by the person or persons taking out the
same and expressing his or their assent
10 such conditions, shall De retained by the
city treasurer and on refusal 10 sub
nit at any time to such VISITATION, or on
conviction in the Police Court of having
purchased from any one under the age Of
l6 years, such license shall be revoked,
and such junk shop or cotton pickery shall
Immediately be closed by the Mavor And
every such junk shop, junk dealer or COT
ton pickery license shan be subject 10 the
further condition that the came shah he
subject to revocation by the Mayor or Re
corder if. on examination before him in
the Police Court, he shall be ddsned ana
shall 50 pronounce that any stolen prop
erty is found in such Junk shop. ~ in the
possession of any junk deaier; and such
condition shah be expressed N the hccuse
of every such junk shop or dealer. Every
person required by the provisions of this
section. and by The ordinance passed in
Council March "A, 1888, in reference 10 taxi
ing out licenses, who shall commerce to
transact, or offer 10 transact in this city
any of the kinds of business mentioned in
this section, after the first day Of Jan
uary. 1900, shall take out license before
commencing business, as provided in said
ordinance passed March "a, 1883. which
said ordinance Is of force. The license
herein provided fer shall be issued by he
city treasurer. And if any person trans
acting, or Offering TO transact In said city,
either OF the kinds Of business in this see-
tion specified, shall he found without such
license displayed N a conspicuous manner
in his, her or their place of busine IS,
he, she or they shall, on conviction there
of in the Police Court, be fined In a sum
not exceeding one hundred dollars, or i'm
prisoned not more than thirty days, or
both, in the discretion of the court. No
specific license or permit to do business
shall be transferable by any person or
firm unless the transferee be the bona fide
successor at the same place of the trans
feror. But a person or firm may trans
fer his license or permit from one place
to another with the permission of Coun-
ell.
Sec. y. on and after the first day of
January, 1900, the price of license to sell
malt, vinous or spirituous liquors at retail
within the corporate and jurisdictional
limits of said city for one year shall be
two hundred dollars net. without discount;
but a license to sell at retail may be is
sued upon paying one-fourth of the sum
due for yearly license and upon giving
notes bearing per cent. interest from
Jan. !, 1900, when parties are already I'm
business, and from date in case parties
commencing business during the year,
with Endorsements or sureties satisfactory
to the Mayor, to secure the payment of the
other three-fourths of said sums in three
equal payments, on the twelfth of March,
twelfth of June and twelfth of Septem-
Der 1900; provided, however, that upon de-
fault all the notes shall become due and
payable, the said payments to be made
whether the persons giving such notes or
surety shall go out of business or not
and the applicant shall be required to sub
NIT, as securities, two responsible free
holders of this city, ms prerequisite to the
issue of said license mo officer, clerk or
employee of the city shall be taken as Sc
curity on such bond. and 1t shall be the
duty of the Mayor to pass upon such
bonds before any license Is issued here
under); and no license for the sale Of malt,
vnous or spirltuous liquors shall cover
| any other business whatever than the sale
| of malt, vinous or spirituous liquors, and
| shall apply to but one place for the sale
! of said liquors, whether under one roof or
| otherwise under a penalty of not more
| than one hundred dollars. And no bar
room shall be licensed which has not an
| entrance to it separate and distinct from
| the entrance to the dwelling; and the
| license may, in the discretion of the Mayor
| or Recorder, be forfeited for any viola
| ton of any state law or city ordinance;
and in the case of forfeiture the license
! shall not be renewed for the space of two
years, except by permission of Council.
| And il shall be the duty of the Clerk of
! Council to publish quarterly and alpha
! betical list of all persons licensed TO sell
liquor as aforesaid. All such IL
! censes shall be taken out by
| persons already engaged in business with
| in thirty days after the first of day of
| January, 1900 and in the case of persons
| wishing to commence business later in
| the year before commencing business
and any dealer in liquors as aforesaid,
| failing or refusing to take out a license
| to sell liquors, as aforesaid shall be liable
TO a penalty of not more than one hun
| dred dollars for every day any such per-
son may sell without license, or be inn
| prisoned for thirty days, or both.
Sec. 49, Every person transacting, or Of
! fering to transact, the business of trans
! porting or carrying goods, etc, passen-
| gers or baggage for hire, by means OF
wagons drays, trucks, street railway
cars, or other vehicles. and every keeper
of a public 6r livery stable employing such
vehicles in his business. and every other
| person keeping and using street railway
| cars or other vehicles, in other
| kinds of business, shall upon pay
| ing the tax herelnbefore prescrib-
ed, take out a badge, which will be fur
| nished by abe city treasurer, for each
street car or vehicle to be employed In
| such business (the number of street cars
| or vehicles to be employed TO be stated
| on OATH which shall be placed in con-
| spicuous place on such vehicle or street
| car-except vehicles kept by keepers OF
public or livery stables. to be let for hire.
and vehicles used for pleasure or con-
venience-and any person using or en-
| ploying any vehicle or street car on such
business without badge affixed, except as
| aforesaid, shall be double taxed, and on
conviction thereof in the Police Court,
may be fined in sum not exceeding one
hundred dollars, or imprisonment not
more than thirty days, or both, In the dis
| erection of the court.
Sec. A. The ordinance of Nov. 16. 1913,
| requiring badges to be taken out for dogs
and prescribing other regulations for dogs
so far as the provisions OF the same are
| not inconsistent with this ordinance, IS
| hereby reordaned and declared 10 be IN
full force. Every person failing to take
| out a license for dog. or falling TO nav
such. license, as required by section and
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