Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-12-18

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the state, not less than 500 for each
railroad car or steamboat.
Licensing Barkeepers.
That every employee of any licensed
place who may be engaged as bar
keeper shall obtain frSm the local
board a permit; that any failure to so
obtain said permit shall make the per-
son violating this section liable to a
penalty of $50 for such violation, pro-
yided that such permit may be good
for one year.
Any violation of any of the laws or
regulations relating to liquor traffic on
part of holder of permit will be cause
for withdrawal of same.
Application For License.
All applications to sell liquor under
any class of license to be made on a
blank to be supplied by the excise
board, these applications to be ac-
companied by a sworn statement made
by the applicant containing the follow
ing information:
First.-The full name and address,
age, nationality, and should state that
he Is q citizen of the United States
and is a legal resident of this state.
Second.-The location of the proper
ty where his business is to be con-
Quoted, accompanied by a block plan
showing the size of the room, the To-
cation of all windows and doors and
the location of the bar over which
liquor is to be sold. If In an inn and
tavern, hotel, restaurant or cafe, the
plan must show the location and size
of rooms. and he must indicate on the
same the rooms In which liquor is to
be sold or served.
Third.-The name of the owner of
the property If he does not own the
property himself and If leased state
the period for which he holds the
lease.
Fourth.-That the applicant shall
also state in his application that he is
the only person in any pecun-
iarily interested In the business so
asked to be licensed and that no other
person shall be in any pecun-
tarily Interested therein during the con
%tinuance of the license.
Fifth.-He must state that he has
never been convicted of a crime or
any violation of the liquor laws of the
state or of the ordinances and regu
lations of the municipality In which
he is located or has previously been
located.
Various other recommendations
concerning restrictions on the grant
ing of new licenses are also made.
If the applicant Is now the holder
of a license that is in force and has
V been convicted for a violation
of any of the liquor laws or the regu
lations either of the state or munici
pality, for the first renewal after the
passage of this law his application
need only be accompanied by thu
written consent of the owner of tn,
property if he is not the owner him
self. For future renewals during tn,
term of his lease the application ma!
be accompanied by either tile writer
consent of the owner of the propert,
or proof that n3tce~~p been gftei
the owner. These consents in every
case must be acknowledged the sam,
as a deed.
Any applicant for a license whc
shall knowingly make any false state
ment of any material facts contained
therein should forfeit and lose his Ii
cense.
Hours of Closing, Etc.
All holders of Glass A licenses
should close their places of business
between the hours of II midnight anC
6 a. m., and all holders of Glass B ant
Glass C licenses should close theil
place of business from Z p. M. to {
a. m. and no delivery be made by
them from wagons during the hours
herein specified.
No person, copartnership, corpora
ton, association or persons should be
allowed to establish a hotel or take
out a license of any class in any 9th.
er persons name. No license should
be pledged in transfer, and no trans.
fer should be made under any power
of attorney of the licensee.
All saloons and the bar or business
room where liquor Is sold in all no
tells, inns or taverns, restaurants OF
cafes during prohibited hours or days
should be closed and locked. and NO
person should be allowed therein e
cept those employed on the place. If
any person or persons are allowed in
the saloon or the barroom of the hotel.
inn or tavern, restaurant or cafe 9th
er than provided for above it should
be taken as prima facie evidence that
liquor is being sold.
A holder of a license for the sale of
liquors to be drunk on the premises
should not be allowed to employ a
person under the age of eighteen
years to serve such liquors. No per-
son holding a license should himself
or should he allow his agents or serv-
ants to sell or give intoxicating liq-
uOrS of any kind 70 a minor eithqr for