The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-12-15

hours provided by law Tor holulng
such elections.
No holder of license should keep
disorderIy house or should suffer gam
bling or any unlawful game Of chance
or other unlawful act to be done or
carried on in his place of business.
No signs should be allowed on the
outside of any saloon, hotel, inn and
tavern, restaurant or cafe, except the
name of the hotel, the word "hoteL"
saloon" linn and tavern" .'restau-
rant" or "cafe" and the proprietor's
name.
No shades, screens or any article of
obstructure of any kind should be
placed In the windows or doors of q
saloon or the bar or business room OF
a hotel, inn and tavern, restaurant or
cafe at any time In any manner so
that a full view of the interior can
not be had from the exterior from the
main thoroughfare at all times, dur
/ ing all hours. In other words, the
windows and doors must be of clear
glass.
No sales of beer or liquor should be
made by persons holding Glass b or
Class G license except at the place Of
business wherein they shall be IL
censed to transact such business.
There should be no peddling or sale
Of beer, ales, malt or spirituous liq-
uors out of any wagons or any other
vehicles or soliciting orders therefrom
in any municipality or township Of
the state. 1t should be provided that
dealer and license holder who is an
authorized agent should be allowed to
solicit orders.
No form of amusement, whether or
derby or disorderly, should be allowed
connected Herewith.
Provided that any inn and tavern,
hotel, restaurant or cafe may have
music In their dining rooms and may
conduct bowling alley or a billiard
or pool parlor, provided it is not con-
nected in any way with the room In
which liquor is sold.
No license should be transferred
from one party to another or from
one place to another except In the
case of bona fide sale of the business
or in the settlement of an estate in
the case of death of the party holding
the license.
No license should be granted or re-
newed without the written consent Of
the owner Of the property
No license should be granted in a
building any part of which is used as
dwelling or living apartment except
by the proprietor and his family un-
less such building is provided with a
separate entrance leading directly into
the street and there is no connection
between the saloon and the other part
of the house or building
No license should be granted to sell
liquor to be drunk on the premises in
saloon" outside Of the municipality
Of $4,000 inhabitants or more except
in connection with hotel, Inn and
tavern or restaurant.
No new license should be granted
within 200 feet of curtilage of a
church, school building, hospital, ar
mory, poorhouse or any charitable or
benevolent institution.
No license should be granted to sell
liquor In hotel or inn and tavern In
cities or municipalities having popu-
lation of $4,000 or over unless such
hotel or inn and tavern has ten spare
facilities and outside of cities of $4,000
six spare rooms, with dining room and
kitchen facilities and stable accommo
dations.
Outside a city no license to sell LID
uor should be granted in any building
or upon any premises or land estab-
lished as an Industrial school, asylum,
state hospital, state agricultural or in
dustrial school, colony or institution
established for the treatment of epilep.
tics or poorhouse or regularly incorpo-
rated camp meeting within one mile
Of any such building, premises or land
so occupied.
No license should be granted to sell
liquor to be drunk upon the premises in
grocery store, market or any other
place where provisions are sold OF
dealt In.
1.-THE commission here enumerates
various classes of persons to whom
licenses shall not be granted, such as
minors, convicts, etc.l
Duty 81 County and Municipal Officers.
The mayor of any municipality
should be held responsible to see that
all laws and regulations in regard to
selling Of liquor are enforced.
Any failure, willful neglect or re.
fusal TO act on the part of the mayor
Of any municipality shall be mis-
demennor.
Police Department..
All chiefs Of police, captains, ser
geants, patrolmen or any police officer
or any sheriff or public prosecutor
who fails, willfully neglects or refuses
to do all within his power to aid In
| the enforcing OF the excise laws in the
county m which he holds Office should
| be guilty Of misdemeanor. On con-
yicticn any such police officer should
! BE- subject to be removed from Office.