Morris tribune., 1914-02-13

brewery; or that the applicant has
made any false statement in his APP
plication; or that the applicant is not
of good moral character. then said
Commission shall refuse to grant the
license. The Commission may con-
tinue the hearing from time to time
for the purpose of further invsstiga-
ting the facts relative and pertinent
to the application.
Section z. No license shall be
granted to any person. from and af-
ter the date when this ordinnace
takes effect, to sell Intoxicating
liquors in any room except front
room facing on street or avenue. the
floor of which said room shall not be
over four (4) feet above or below the
surface of the street and the width of
which said room at the rear thereof
shall not be more than six (6) feet
greater than its width in front
LICENSE, HOW ISSUED, TERM:
Section 8. Any suitable person
whose application and bond shall be
approved by the Commission, and who
shall pay to the City Treasurer Fifteen
hundred ($15O0.0O) Dollars, and who
shall file with the City Manager the
City Treasurer receipt therefor. to.
gether with the bond hereinbefore
mentioned. shall be entitled to. and on
demand shall receive, a written
license, to be signed by the Mayor
and attested by the City Manager
of the city, which license shall
authorize the person to whom it is
issued TO sell. vend, traffic in or
dispose of any intoxicating liquors
in any one certain room in said city
to be designated in said license, fer
period of one (1) year from the
date thereof, subject 40 the provisions
of this ordinance and to the penalties
for any violation of this ordinance as
in this ordinance provided.
LICENSE, WHERE POSTED:
Section 9. All licenses granted
under the provisions of this ordinance
by the City of Morris shall be posted
up in plain view in the room where
such business is carried on, and shall
distinctly state the amount paid there
for.
LICENSE, PREMISES TO BE DE,
SCRIBED IN, LIQUOR NOT
TO BE SOLD IN ANY OTHER
ssass PLACE:
Section 10. All licenses issued by
the City of Morris for the sale of in
toxicating LIQUORS under this ordinance
shall contain description of the pre-
misses and room where said liquors are
licensed to be sold; and it shall be
unlawful for any person so licensed to
sell or barter any Intoxicating liquors
outside of or in any other place than
the room so named.
LIQUOR NOT TO BE SOLD TO
WHOM:
Section II. 1t shall be unlawful
for any person to sell. give, barter,
furnish or dispose of, or deliver. eth
er for his own use or for that of any
other person, in any manner, directly
or indirectly, or by agent. employee
or otherwise, any Intoxicating liquor,
in any quantity or for any purpose
whatever, to any minor person, or to
any student or pupil in any public
school, seminary or other institution
of learning in the City of Morris, or
to any drunkard or lntemperate drink.
er or intoxicated person, or to pub
lie prostitute. or to any person of
Indian blood, or to spendthrift. or
to an improvident person. Whoever
shall i'll any way procure liquor for
the use of any person named in this
section shall be deemed TO have sold
it to such person.
NOTICE NOT TO SELL, BY WHOM
n GIVEN. TERM COVERED BY
NOTICE:
Section II. Any peace officer of the
City of Morris, or any parent, hus-
band, wife, child, guardian, master,
employer, employee or relative of any
person who is an habitual drunkard,
an incorporate drinker of intoxic ating
liquors. spendthrift, an improvident
person, or minor, or anyone who is
annoyed or injured by reason of the
continued intoxication of such drunk
ard. intemperate drinker, spendthrift
or improyident person, may give
notice in writing. signed by him or
her, to any person forbidding him to
sell or furnish intoxicating liquor Of
any kind to any such habitual drunk
ard, Incorporate drinker, spendthrift,
improvident person or minor, named
in such notice: and it shall be unlaw
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