The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1912-01-11
FOUR LICENSES
ARE GRANTED
Warm Council Meeting; Com
missioners Pass Stringent
Saloon Resolution

There was a pretty warm time
at the council meeting Monday
night, over the question of who
was entitled to the fourth saloon
license. There seemed to be gen.
eral agreement that Fen Batty,
Pat Courtney and c. A. johnson
should receive licenses, but in
the case of f. A. Tamblyn, of the
he had a strong COM
petitOr in VIM. VonIsarg, the vote
standing three and three until
Mayor Brown east the deciding
ballot for Tamblyn. The vote
stood: Frank S. Rice, John p.
Eimers and Archie Dyer for Won
Berg; Frank VanDeventer, VIM
Allen. II. f. Sweet and Mayor
Brown for Tamblyn.
The board of county commits
siOners on Tuesday granted IL
cense to the four Grangeville APP
plicants endorsed by the city
council; also licensed Peterson,
Nimms and Funk at Cottonwood,
and agreed to grant three license
for Elk City, subject to an ex-
preston of preference by the cit
izens by petition. G. l.. L.. Bas-
kett, Frank Stecker and Harry
Cone have aplied for license from
Elk City.
The county commissioners at
the time of granting the license
passed the following resolutions,
giving timely warning to the sa-
loon men, and restricting them
to certain line of conduct, and
requiring them to keep the same
posted in their places of business.
The resolutions read:
Be it resolved. That it is the
unanimous sense of the Board of
County Commissioners of Idaho
county, that all laws now on the
statute books of the state, and
all rules and regulations that
may now be adopted or that here
matter be adopted pertaining to
the restrictions and regulations
of the liquor traffic within Idaho
county, be rigidly enforced; and
to this end all license granted for
the sale of Intoxicating liquors in
Idaho county and the proprietors
of saloons to whom licenses have
been granted are hereby notified
Of the adoption of the foregoing
resolution and the conditions
hereinafter mentioned, to-wit;
The proprietor of any saloon,
to whom license has been grant
ed for the sale of intoxicating
liquors, and his bartender, agent
and other representative, in and
about said saloon, are hereby
warned not to sell to a minor any
intoxicating liquor or to allow
any minor, or woman within or
about such saloon.
They are warned not to sell to
habitual drunkards, or persons
in an intoxicated condition.
No screens or distractions,
which would interfere with the
inspection, by passers by, of such
saloon or place where intoxica-
ting liquors are sold and no
chairs, billiard, pool or card
tables, or lounging places Of any
description shall be permitted to
be inside said room, or bar where
intoxicating liquors are sold.
There shall be no closed doors,
or private entrances leading from
the bar-room to any back or side
room permitted.
No saloon shall be open be
tween the hours of IL o'clock,
midnight and 5 o'clock a. m. fol-
lowing, and no saloon shall be
open on Sunday, or any day on
which a general election is held
except as is provided by statute
All saloons are expected to be
run in a quiet and orderly man
ner.
Any person, other than the
proprietor of such saloon, seer
going into the saloon, during the
hours herein provided for th'
saloon to be closed, may b'
deemed violation of the fore
going provisions.
The foregoing provisions ar
made particularly applicable t.
saloons located within the count,
and outside of incorporated cite
and towns, and shall be applica
BILE to all saloons within incorpol
ated cities and towns and vii
lagos, in so far as they are no
l. in conflict with the laws of tn