Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-12
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Of thu same. All moneys received for
license fees under this ordinance shall be
paid INTO the City Treasury
Section Q. No license for a public dance
shali be held in any hall unti It shall be
found hat such hal. complies with and
conforms 70 all laws. ordinances. health and
fire regulations OF the city and the pro-
Visions OF any building code applicable there
to; that II is properly ventilated ana sup
piled with sufficient toilet CONVEX iences and
IN the Judgment of the licensing authority
Is a safe ana proper place for tho purpose
for which It Is 70 be used.
Section 4. All public dance halls and all
halls in which public dances are held shall
be Kept at all times In clean. healthful
and sanitary condition. ana all stairways
and other passages and all rooms connected
with all dance halls shall be kept open and
well lighted. Any police officer or inspec-
tor Of dance halls shall have the power
and It shall be their duty 10 cause the hall
or place Where any public dance is given
to be vacated whenever any provision OF
any orrtlRnce with regard 10 public dance
halls ard public dances is being violated. or
whenever any indecent act ahall be COM
mltted. whenever any disorder Of a gross,
violent or vulgar character shall take place
Section .. The license Of any public dance
hall may be forfeited or revoked by tho
Committee On Licenses OF the Common
Council for permitting dlsorderly or im-
moral conduct OH the premises or for tho
violation Of any Of the rules, regulations.
ordinances and laws governing aud applying
10 publlc ounce ldils. provided inc lctubSb
or person IN charge shall he first served
with copy Of the report or complaint. and
q hearing before the said licensing author
ity be held. In case tie license of a public
dance hall shall lie forfeited or revoked At
least six noatls shall elspse before smother
license shall be granted for dancing On the
game promises.
Section G. The Common Council may ap@
point one or more inspectors of dance halls,
who shall receive a salary OF twelve gun
bred dollars 81, 100000 per year. and whose
lions for dance hall licenses. and who shall
Investigate each application TO determine
whether or not the dance hall sought 10 De
licensed complies with the regulations. ordi-
nancea and laws applicable thereto. and IN
the making ,of such investigation dance
tall Inspector shall. When necessary nave
the assistance of the building Department,
the Board Of Health and the Fire depart
mens. Such inspector shall furnish TO the
formation derived from such investigation,
accompanied by recommendation as to
whether license should be granted or re-
fused, Such Inspector shall be permitted 10
have access all public dance halls ana
to all halls where public dances are held
at til reasonable times. The inspector or IN
complaints and shall inspect at intervals
the dance halls within the city and email
report all violations In writing. NO license
shall he renewed except after rellspectlon
OF tho premises provided herein.
Section = Nc license shall be issued until
the licensing authority shall have received
building or p' emlses complies with section
three Of this ordinance. and until the IL
censing authority is satisfied that tho ap-
plieaht for license Is citizen and per-
son of good oral character
Section g. Any person, persons societs,
club or corpora tion which shall violate the
provisions OF this ordinance shall, upon
convection thereof. be fined not leas than
twenty live dollars (s25) nor more than one
hundred rdollara tslom. or imprisoned In the
county isil for period not exceeding ten
00) dayE OF both
Section 8. This ordinance shall take effect
Immediately.
Adopted December g. 1918.
j. II DONNELLY.
- President OF Common Council
Presented to the Mayor for his approval
JAMES L. coNNELLY.
City Clerk
Approved Decenbec g. 1918.
JACOB IfAUSSLlNG,
Mayor
Tic foregoing ordinance was presented in
Common Council On third reading and final
passage, Wds passed and duly signed by the
Mayor ana Is ther fore law.
JAMES II. CoNNIlLLI,
CitV Clerk