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

latlOnS either OF the state or munich
pality, for the first renewal after the
passage Of this law his application
need only be accompanied by the
written consent of the owner of the
property If he is not the owner him
self. For future renewals during the
term of his lease the application may
be accompanied bypeither the written
consent of the owner of the property
or proof that notice has been given
the owner. These consents in every
case must be acknowledged the same
as a deed WI
Any applicant for a license who
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 IL midnight and
a. M, and all holders of Glass B and
Glass G licenses should close their
place of business from p. m. to 6
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 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 ex-
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 1t should
be taken as prima facie evidence that
liquor Is being sold.
A holder of 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 license should himself
or should he allow his agents or serv-
ants to sell or give intoxicating liq-
uors of any kind to a minor, either for
his or her own use, or the use of his
or her parents or any other person, OF
allow minor, male or female, to
loiter upon the premises where such
sales are made, and any parent OF
guardian of such minor or any other
person who sends minor into such
premises where the sale of intoxicat
ing liquor is made for the purpose OF
purchasing the same should be held
equally guilty with the party making
| the sale.
No person holding license should
himself or should he allow his agents
or servants to give or sell any liquor
| to an intoxicated person or allow such
person to loitsr upon his premises, mol
should he sell or give any liquor OIL
allow hts agents or servants to do the
same to person who has the habit
of drinking spirituous and intoxicat
ing liquors to excess after he has
been served with a notice tn writing
by the husband, wife. parent, child
guardian. employer, trustee or the
mayor Of the city or the overseer Of
the poor Of any municipality.
No liquor should be sold or giver
| away In any saloon, hotel, inn and
tavern, restaurant o. cafe at any time
on the Lords day, commonly called
Sunday. or before 9 3. N. Monday
mornina. er ca day when any cleo
ton. general * special, Or any PEI