East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-08
Salient Features of Liquor Ordinance.

Salient Features of Liquor Ordinance.
No person or persons shall sell IL
Quor without license.
The number of licenses issued shall
not exceed one for every 500 of popu-
Iation, providing, however, that twelve
shall be issued after january 4.
No person convicted of a felony, no
person who has forfeited u license or
who Is Interested in n brewery shall
BE- issued license.
Every application shail be accom-
panied by description of place OF
business, testimonial as 10 eligibility,
ono years license fee In advance, and
$1,000 bond executed by applicant and
some reliable surety company.
Saloons shall close from II to 3
O'Clock on each night except Saturday
and bctwecn hours of IL p. m. Satur-
day night and o'clock Monday MORN
ing.
No person shall enter n saloon on
Sunday unless accompanied by the
Marshall or one of his deputies.
Business shall he conducted I'm one
room with only front entrance.
No games of chance or skill music,
or boisterous conduct shall be per-
mlttcd.
No screens or blinds shall be per-
miiicd.
No free lunches shall be allowed.
Liccnsce must establish and main-
tnin u residence in the city.
Liccnsce shall not sell liquor to any
minor. intoxicated person, habitua'
<irunkard OF Indian.
Restaurants, hotels and drug stores
are subject to the same conditions ex-
cent that their bond shall he $500.
Restaurants and dining rooms shall
only sell beers, ales and wines I'm or
iginal packages which shall be drank
on the premises.
Drug stores shnll sell liquor I'm
quantities not less than one half-ptnt
and not more than one gallon In CLOS
ed rcccptaclcs and such liquor shall
not be drank on the premises, and
each such store shall keep an accurate
record OF all liquors sold.
Council has right to examine wit
ncsscs and promises I'm order to deter
mine fitness OF applicant.
No license shall be issued for a term
less than a year and shall begin on the
first day OF the month.
Tho rate OF licenses shall be for sa-
looms 1920 per year, for restaurants
and dining rooms, $3.50 per year and
for drug stores $3.50 per year.
All licenses shall be nOn-transfcr-
able and shall be subject to forfeiture
nm violation of Orrlfnau uCg,
Any person convicted Of . violation
OF the ordinance shall be subject to
. fine OF not less than SIS nor moro
than 800 or imprisonment for so
days and he shall be disqualified from
conducting his business for thirty
days.
On & second conviction he il sub
iect to tho same fine or imprisonment
and in addition his license and bond
shall be forfeited.
Sale by brewcries I'm quantities over
five gallons and by drug stores for
medical purposes shall not be pro-
hibited. ~
It shall be unlawful for any minor,
intoxicated person. habitual drunk
ard, or Indian to loiter I'm saloon,
purchase or attempt to purchase liqu-
or. No such person, however, shall
be prosecuted for testifying against
the holder OF q license.
1t shall be unlawful for any person
TO purchase or attempt to purchase
liquor during the closing hours.
II shall be unlawful for any en-
ployer OF labor to pay his employee
I'm any saloon or bar-roOm.
L.. It.xsv q n,
arc repealed.
This ordinance goes Into effect after
passage by the council and approval
by the mayor.
with every member Of the council
present and every member voting aye,
the new ordinance to license and reg
ulate barrooms, drinking saloons and
tippling houses and the sale and pur-