The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-04-22
legal NOTICES,

nOuSe-tlOL having tipping mouse H.
cense, which procures or keeps or serves
liquor for guests or boarders with meals
otherwise than is provided in the fore
going section shall pay the City an an
nual license tax Of Five Hundred Dollars.
Section IL The proprietor Of hotels
or boarding houses not having a tipping
house license which shall procure or
keep and serve liquor for guests and
boarders shall keep a book in which they
shall at all times have registered the cor
rect names of the guests or boarders and
shall record in a book to be kept for that
purpose the description and quantity Of
every assortment of liquor which shall
be procured or kept and served to each
such guest or boarder.
Section IL. That every club licensed
to serve and dispense liquor to their
members and nonresident guests only,
shall keep a register Of the complete
membership Of said club, and Of all non
resident guests.
Section 49, That the books and records
mentioned in the two foregoing sections
shall at all times be open for inspection
by the City Marshal or other person
duly authorized to inspect same by the
Board of Commissioners. The Officers of
any club, or other person who shall fail
TO comply with any provision OF this
Section, or of either Of the two foregoing
sections shall be liable to payment Of
the license tax required for selling spirit
uous, vinous and malt liquor and TO the
penalties provided for selling liquor with
out a license.
Section IA Every person who desires
to obtain a license for a tipping house
shall file a petition therefore, with the
Board of Commissioners in which the ap-
ptcant shall state his name, that he Is
citizen of the United States and is over.
n years of age, designate by street mum
Der or other definite description his actual
place of residence and also the actual
place where he desires to carry on the
business, the name of the owners or
agent of the premises, and the name Of
very person pecuniarily interested in the
business to be licensed.
Section 10. That with every petition
for license for such business within the
residence section of the City. which in
cludes all portions of the City lying out
side the fire limits, there must be pre-
sented the written permission Of the
majority of the owners of real estate and
a majority of the residents keeping
where it is desired to locate such busi-
ness and on the side of the square 'front.'
Ing opposite the same, and If the loca-
ton Of such business is on a corner
such signers shall be required on both
opposite sides of the square of the in
teTsecting streets.
Section 16. The petition mentioned in
the TWO foregoing sections shall be ac-
companied by a fee Of Five Dollars to
pay for the publication of a notice which
the Commissioners shall publish in a.
newspaper. published In the City at least
three days prior to the issuance of such
license, setting forth the name or names
OF the petitioners for such license; the
names of all persons pecuniarily inter-
ested in the business; the location, i'm
Guiding street and house number, where
the business is to be located; the date
upon which the Board win meet to hear
remonstrances of citizens against the
granting or such petition.
Section II. That IL shall be. -unlaw-
ful for any person who is required by
this ordinance to pay a license tax, or
for any agent, servant, employee Of any
nnh a. Il
place, to collect or receive, by any means
or device whatsoever, any money or any
other thing Of value, for the sale OF any
liquor, which is delivered, kept, procured,
purchaser, or any other person, in or at
said place.
Section 1s That no spirituous vinous
or malt liquor shall be sold or kept for
sale, or be kept or procured, to be re-
tailed or dispensed, and drank in or at
any public Billiard or Pool Room, or
place Of public amusement or entertain
ment, or IN any appurtenant or adjoin-
Ing place or premises.
Section 10. Any duly organized society,
club or corporation which does not ha bit
ually keep and serve liquors for members
and guests and which does not exist or
operate in violation Of or to evade the
laws OF the state, or City ordinance. may
obtain from the Board OF Commissioners
permit to furnish liquor to its members
and invited guests at any bona fide en-
terta1nment Of such organization, when
no pay or compensation, direct or indirect
is charged for admission, or for any IL
! quoF or other refreshments or things
that are disposed Of at such entertain
ment; but no such permit shall be is
sued to any organization that permits or
suffers any Illegal disorderly IeWd
laSciVlous or immoral acts or practices at
its entertainments, or admits as mem
bers, or guests, disorderly or immoral
persons.
Section 20 Any business or transactions
which is authorized by the payment OF
any license tax which is required by
I this ordinance is hereby prohibited to be
engaged IN or carried on at any time
between 10 O'Clock p. M. and o'clock
a. NJ. Of the following day, or between
the hours of o'clock p. NJ Of the pre-
eedtng day and O'Clock A. NJ. Of the day
clal or primary election day, or at any
time on Sunday.
Section 81 1t shall be unlawful FOR
the keeper of any tippling house.
To keep or procure for. or furnish any
liquor to any habitual drunkard person.
| ally known to him, or Of whose fntemper-
ate habits such person has been notified
in writing protesting against the furnish
mother, brother or sister OF such drunk
To keep or procure for or furnish to
any minor female or any person who is
at the time intoxicated or drunk, intoxi-
eating liquor IN any quantity.
TO employ minor or female In his
place or business where intoxicating IL
quor is kept or procured and drank
To provide for, or permit ingress into,
/ or egress out Of through any gate doors,
| windows, or openings of any kind which
| shall connect the place Of business with
/ any other house or adjacent room, store
/ or premises This sha.a not apply to IL
! censed tipping houses located in hotels
To allow musical, vaudeville or other
1 attractions, or any singing, or loud or
! unusual noise in such place of business.
To allow any drunken or disorderly
/ person to be IN and remain IN or about
/ such place OF business.
To allow any obscene or ssnsuous pic
! lures or statuary, to be displayed in such
place Of business.
To allow in such place OF business any
1 blinds screens, curtains, shades or other
] things Of any kind whatsoever that viii
/ prevent persons on the outside from see
/ ing all persons who are inside thereof
or that viii prevent full view Of the In
terror Of the place from the outside.
To allow persons Of the white and OF
| the colored races to visit, or TO drink
! IN any such place that is not kept ex-
elusively for the race to which he be-
longs.
To carry on business in any room 81
place, above or below the ground floor
Of any building.
To keep open the place Of business o.
to allow any person 10 enter OF III
I remain therein, at any time on the days