Morris tribune., 1914-02-13

any minor, or any person posted in
accordance with the provisions Of Sec
I'tion II hereof. to enter and remain in
the room wherein intoxicating liquors
are sold.
SCREENS AND ENTRANCES TO
ADJOINING ROOMS REGU-
LATED:
Section 20. 1t shall be unlawful
for any person to whom q license
shall have been issued to maintain.
in any roosa wherein the sale of in
toxicating liquors is licensed, any
screen, blind, shutter. partition, or
stained, painted or ground glass win
dow or mirror, or any other obstruc-
tion. which shall or may interfere
with OF prevent clear view of both
the front and rear of the bar or count
er over which liquor is sold or served
in said room from the outside, thereof.
or from the street in front of said
room, on any day aflex 10 O'Clock P.
M, or before O'Clock A. M, or
on Sunday, or on any general, special
or primary election day, or on Mem
orial Day between the hours of 10
O'Clock A. M. and 3 O'Clock P. M. );
nor shall there be any entrance from
said room into any adjoining room
of any kind, except that hotels of
twenty-five (25) rooms. or more,
having dining rooms and serving
meals therein, and having such other
Accommodations as required by the
laws of the State of Minnesota for
hotels, may maintain one entrance
from the Office or lobby thereof.
CERTIFICATES OF CONVICTION
TO BE,SENT TO COMMISSION:
+ Section 21. When any person hold
ing a license for the sale of intoxi-
eating liquors within the corporate
limits of the City of Morris is con-
victed of violation of any law or
ordinance relating to the business
he is licensed to pursue, and when
any person shall be convicted of SELL
ing liquor without a license. under
the laws of the State or the ordin-
ances of the City of Morris. the
court in which such conviction is
had shall send to the Commission of
said city a certificate showing the
offense charged, the date of the con-
viction under such charge. and the
time when and the place where such
offense was committed.
REVOCATION:
Section %. In any case where a
license has been granted to any per-
son, and it shall thereafter appear to
the satisfaction of the Commission
that the holder of such license is not
of good moral character, or that ne
has violated any of the provisions of
this ordinance, the Commission may
revoke the said license: and whenever,
in any such case, it shall appear to
the Commission that the holder of such
license has been convicted a second
time, before any court of competent
jurisdiction, for violation of the pro-
visions of this ordinance, it shall be
the duty of the Commission forthwith
to revoke his license.
EVIDENCE IN PROSECUTIONS
i. HEREUNDER:
: Section %. In prosecutions under
this ordinance it shall not be neces-
: sary to allege or prove the name or
: kind of Intoxicating liquor sold, and
the proof of the sale of what appeared
TO be intoxicating liquor shall be
: prima facie proof of the sale of such
liquor. The hnding, either by means
of search warrant or otherwise, of
! any intoxicating liquors in the posses
J sion of any person who has not previ-
: ously obtained license as in this or
dinance provided, or in the possession
of person duly licensed to sell in
} toxicating liquors. but in place 9TH
er than that in which he is so licensed
to sell the same, shall be prima facie
, evidence that such person had posses
, sion OF such liquors for the purpose of
selling, bartering, delivering, trans.
ferring or otherwise disposing of the
same without first obtaining a license
SO to do, or for the purpose of SELL
ing, bartering, delivering. transfer
ring or otherwise disposing of the
same in place other than the room
in which he is licensed to sell the
; same, as the case may be, and no
further evidence of guilt shall be re.
quired of the prosecution; but such
possession may be satisfactorily ex-
! planned by the accused in his de,
fense.
PLACE OF BUSINESS OR LICENSE
MAY BE CHANGED, WHEN