Mew LiquorOrdinar.ee RequfresStudy;
Council, Bar Owners, Police To Talk
I he members of the city
council read a new ordinance
regulating intoxicating liquors
Monday night but postponed
any official action on it until
the matter is publicized.
The ordinance, prepared on
nine sheets of legal size paper,
is available to bar owners,
liquor dealers and bartenders
for study. The council plans to
hold a meeting with the
Liquor Dealers Association,
city police and U. S. Marshal
to discuss the new ordinance. 1
No action will be taken by
the council until after the
general meeting.
Under the new ordinance no
application for a license to sell
alcoholic liquors shall be ap-j
proved from a person owing
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any personal property or real
property taxes to the city o;
who makes use of or contem
plahes using: any property up
on which is owing any person
al or real property taxes.
Another new provision in
the ordinance requires the ap
plicant tb submit photographs
of himself and all their em
ployees and a full set of finger
prints of the applicant and
their employees,
Under section four the
premises of the applicant shall
have sufficent lighting so that
all objects are plainly visible
at all times. The ordinance de
fines and provides for the
minimum lighting.
The ordinance is aimed at
prohibiting minors on the
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premises but has'a provision
for minors to enter a bar
>r tavern where meals are re
gularly served. The minor may
enter such an establishment
provided “guardian or other
person charged with the cus
tody of a minor, to enter....
for the purpose of buying food
for such a minor.
| Section eight states that “A
public hearing on applications
for City and Territorial intoxi
cating liquor licenses shall be
held by the city council not
later than the second regular
meeting of the council in j
November of each year. »
Sections 11 and 12 gives |
some protection to bartenders>
and provides a fine for minors
! who falsify ID or other identi-1
fication cards. j
“Every person under the
age of 21 years who goes upon
the premises licensed under.... i
the new ordinance..or who at
tempts to purchase intoxicat
ing liquor shall be guilty of an
offense under the ordinance” j
Section 15 states.
Section 19 provides that ‘ ‘all j
liquor handlers, while working!
on the premises licensed under
this article, shall have on their j
person the liquor handler’s
permit.” ;
A fine and or imprisonment
by the city magistrate of not
more than $100 and or 30 days
| may be meted out for any of-,
fenders of the new ordinance.
| For the first violation the
' license of the licensee may be1
suspended for a period of not
less than five days or more
than 15. For the second vio
lation the license may be sus- j
pended for not less than 15 or,
more than 60 days. For the
third violation the license shall
be revoked, according to the j
new ordinance. I
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Elks Return Home
Mr. and Mrs. V.W. Rootj
and Mr. and Mrs. BudMetzgarj
returned to Kadiak late last |
week after attending the Elk’s |
convention in Cordova and |
visiting friends in Anchorage j
and Fairbanks.
Root is Exalted Ruler of Ko
diak Lodge 1772 and Metzgarj
is also an officer of the ledge, j
While in Anchorage they
visited Mr. and Mrs. John C. |
Hughes, former Kodiak resi
dents.
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ASC Vessel 1
Released By Strikers
The Susitna sailed Wednes
day morning from Seattle for
Kodiak and other Alaskan 1
ports. The relief ship was re-j
leased by the striking unions
and carried a “full cargo” for,
the north.
The Jliamma, ASC vessel,
was scheduled to leave Seattle
yesterday with 1000 tens of
freight the Susitna could not
carry. Points of discharge for
i liamna wiii be Valdez and
Seward.
Rita Johnson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Johnon,
celebrated her fifth birthday
early this week with a party.
Miss Marie Olsen has gone
to Lynchburg. Val, for special
medical attention. While in the
east, she is visiting, in Wash
ing ton, D.C; the sister of her
fiance O.R. Chandler.
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