Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-13
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.


night or less for ecoe person, shall be deemed
to be a public lodging house within the mean
Section s-The Committee on Licenses of the
Common Council may grant licenses to s9ch
erection of said committee, may seem proper,
under the terms and conditions of this, ordin-
houses in the city OF Newark.
/. The person, firm or corporation to whom
comply with the provisions of this ordinance,
and upon failure SO to do, the said COMMITTEES
upon Licenses may, upon notice and opportun-
ity to be heard. suspend or revoke the II.
Section AN licenses granted under this
ordinance shall expire on the first day of May
next after the same, shall be issued and may
6 se Tenswea a. e eBe oriSiina fu ileense. to the sam
Section EVERY application for a license to
conduct a public na lodg r,aing ho aus shall IN Ih ser coy sortS y:
a. The full name and address of the appli-
cant and person in whose name such license
b. The location (street number) of such pro-
posed lodging house..
Of the premises upon which such house Is To-
Gated.
to be used for lodging house purposes.
e. The size of the building and the character
of material of which the same is constructed.
f. Whether or not the building is connected
with a sewer, j,
h. the number Of windows in each sleeping
room and whether the same are open to tbs
i. The number of water closets on each
floor.
]. The number of set wash basins on each
floor.
k. The number and description of all bathing
apparatus on eaen floor.
j. The number of dodgers provided for In
each sleeping room.
No license shall be granted to keep a public
lodging house unless the application therefor
shall be accompanied by a certificate from the
superintendent of buildings of the city OF
Newark 10 the effect thar all ordinances OIL
the city of Newark relating to buildings have
been complied with; such application shall
also be accompanied by a certificate o. the
health officer of the Board of Health that all
requirements of the sanitary code have been
Section 6-When a license is granted by the
Committee on Licenses to any person. hrm OF
the City Clerk shall issue to such person. firm
or corporation a license therefor. Every such
license shall specify the name Of the person,
hrm or corporation to whom it is issued, the
street and number where the lodging house Is
the number Of rooms for dodgers and the time
when the same expires and shall be signed by
the Mayor and City Clerk and sealed with the
city seal. No license shall be valid except fol
the place specified therein as the place where
the business is to be conducted: The license
shall be at all times displayed in a %conspicu-
Gus place in the office of the lodging house fol
which it is issued. 1t shall be the duty Of
the City Clerk to collect one dollar license fee
from the person to whom the license Is ac-
tually delivered.
city OF Newark snail be inspected by an officer
of the Board Of Health within thirty days
after the issuing OF q license therefor, and
Section SNBefore any license is issued tn,
City Clerk shall transmit to the health officer
Of the city a copy thereof and Of the applica.
ton therefor. II shall be the duty 81 ths
health officer thereupon to deliver to the City
Clerk a card for each room in the house sc
licensed. upon which shall be set forth. ths
greatest number of dodgers which. shall b.
+ rmitted 10 occupy sucn room. and the Cit,
Clerk shall, deliver such cards 70 the person
posted in a conspicuous place In the room t.
which it applies. No greater number of per
allowed to occupy the room in the lodglnl
house in which the card is posted and t
Each and every room IN any such public
lodging house shall be at all times ade
auately Ventilated and under md no n ei ! tn,
hundred cubic feet of air space for each occu
Neither side or any bed in any such publ,
lodging house shall be at any time nearei
than two feet to the side OF any other BED
the air shall circulate freely about and unde
Each bed shall be numbered for i~dentihca
Beds which have been occupied at nigh
shall be vacated by ten a. m, and the bedding
thereof shall be turned over and exposed t
the air from eleven a, m. to four p, m. daily
For the accommodation of day dodgers. spec
iai beds or rooms shall be set apart. and thu
bedding Of such beds must be turned oyer an
dows which shall be opened at least one foot
top and bottom. for at least four consecutive
hours daily.
Servants at work or day dodgers only shal
be allowed In sleeping rooms between tn
hours of ten "a. IN. and two p. m.
In each public lodging house there shall b
provided for each ledger a separate meta
bedstead with bedding satisfactory to tn
Board Of Health. and no lodger shall be al
lowed to sleep elsewhere than4n such bed. Il
no case shall more than one person be per
! fnitted to occupy the same bed.
All mattresses shall be provided with water
proof coverings and shnll be so arranged as t
be at all times accessible to thorough inspec
ton.
All beds, bed clothing, mattresses and pillow
shall be at all times kept clean and FIRE
from vermin.
Sheete and blankets shall be provided 70
each bed.
Clean sheets and clean pillowcases shall b
provided at least twice q week if the be,
IL regularly occupied by the same lodger. Cleal
sheets and clean ~pillowcases shall be provide
for each new lodger.
All blankets must be washed at least fou
times a year.
Iron bedsteads not less than three feet wild
having another similar bedstead over 1t may b
used, provided that the upper bed Is not les
hthan four feet in the clear above the first.
Section 9-Each and every public lodgin
house in the city of Newark shall be provide
with at least two stairways leading from tn
ground to the upper story. and shall be S
located that the entrance to every room I
such building shall be not more than one hun
bred feet from a stairway.