Public And Local Acts of the Legislature of the State of Michigan
Public And Local Acts of the Legislature of the State of Michigan
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Before entering upon the business of engaging in Liquor the sale of spirituous, fermented or intoxicating liquors as ^^^'^fi®*- a beverage, the person desiring to engage in such business shall make application in writing therefor to the city council of said city of Niles, specifying the location of the building in which he intends to keep such saloon or bar. Such application shall be accompanied by a recommendation, signed by at least ten reputable citizens, that the applicant for such license ...is well known to them and has a good reputation. If, in the^ j Digitized by VjOOQIC 792 LOCAL ACTS, 1907— No. 615.
Saloons, number of.
opinion of the city council, such applicant shall not be a per- son of good moral character, it shall refuse to grant the application for such license.
Sec. 3. The number of saloons now in the city of Niles, shall remain at fourteen, being the number at present en- gaged in that business, but from time to time the number shall be reduced as the present saloon keepers shall retire and close out their business, having no successors, or purchasers of their stock and business, until the number remaining shall be five, or one for each thousand of population, or a fraction thereof, as shown by the last State or National census, or by special census appointed and taken by the said city of Niles.
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Before entering upon the business of engaging in Liquor the sale of spirituous, fermented or intoxicating liquors as ^^^'^fi®*- a beverage, the person desiring to engage in such business shall make application in writing therefor to the city council of said city of Niles, specifying the location of the building in which he intends to keep such saloon or bar. Such application shall be accompanied by a recommendation, signed by at least ten reputable citizens, that the applicant for such license ...is well known to them and has a good reputation. If, in the^ j Digitized by VjOOQIC 792 LOCAL ACTS, 1907— No. 615.
Saloons, number of.
opinion of the city council, such applicant shall not be a per- son of good moral character, it shall refuse to grant the application for such license.
Sec. 3. The number of saloons now in the city of Niles, shall remain at fourteen, being the number at present en- gaged in that business, but from time to time the number shall be reduced as the present saloon keepers shall retire and close out their business, having no successors, or purchasers of their stock and business, until the number remaining shall be five, or one for each thousand of population, or a fraction thereof, as shown by the last State or National census, or by special census appointed and taken by the said city of Niles.
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