Ord 1245 12/14/1936 -2
ell,
ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING THAT CAFES., SANDWICH STANDS AND OTHER SIM-
ILAR BUSINESSES IN THE, CITY OF WICHITA FALLS., TEXAS., LOCATED OUTSIDJ�
OF DEFINED LIMITS IN SAID CITY, AT WHICH PLACES BEER IS SOLD, AND NOT
AS THE PRINCIPAL BUSINESS, TO BE CONSUMED ON OR OFF THE PREMISES.,
SHALL CLOSE THEIR PLACES OF BUSINESS AND MAKE NO SALE OF BEER OR OTHER
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C 011-1,5110 DI TIES BET10EEN THE HOURS OF TWELVE ( 12) O' CLO .1' MIDNIGHT AND FIVE
(5) OICLOCK� A.11il. ON EACH DAY; PROVIDING IT SHALL NOT APPLY TO PERSONS.,
FIRMS AND CORPORATIONS ENGAGED IN THLTL' SALE OF BEER) AS A PRINCIPAL
BUSINESS, AND '�,FIICH IS TO BE CONSTT.'1ED ON THE PREMISES;+PRESCRIBING A
PENALTY., ---
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BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF THE CITY OF WICHITA
FALLS., TEXAS.
SECTION 1. That it shall hereafter be unlawful for any person,
firm or corporation engaged in the sale of beer in connection with a
cafe., sandwich stand or other similar business to be drunk on or off
the premises in the City of Wichita Falls, and not as the principal
business., and outside of the followinG described territory in said
city, to-wit:
Beginning at Wichita Valley R.R. Track at Thirteenth Street;
Thence runnin'fT north with the I'lichita Valley R.R. Track connecting
with the -�ort vv'orth & Denver R.R. Track; Thence running north with the
Fort Worth & Denver R.R. Track to Third Street; Thence West on Third
Street to Scott Street; Thence South on Scott Avenue to Sixth Street;
Thence West on Sixth Street to alley between Travis and Austin Streets;
Thence South on alley to Eleventh Street; Thence East on Eleventh Street
to Travis Street; Thence South on Travis Street to Thirteenth Street;
Thence East on Thirteenth Street to 1;iichita Valley R.R. Track to place
of beginning;
To keep said place of business open or sell beer or other
commodities from such place of business between the hours of twelve
( 12) otclock midnight and five ( 5) o' clock A.Ivi. of each day.
SECTION 2. Any person, firm or corporation, his, it or its
agents, servants, or employees, who shall violate this Ordinance,
shall upon conviction in a court of proper jurisdiction, be fined not
less than twenty five (�,,'25) dollars,, nor- more than two hundred ($200)
dollars; each and every hour that such place of business is kept open
shall constitute a separate offense, and each and every sale of beer
or other corff-,iodities durin,� such prohibited hours shall constitute a
separate offense.
SECTION 3. This ordinance shall not apply to persons, firms
and corDorations engaged in the sale of beer as a principal business,
and which is to be consumed on the premises. The cafes, sandwich
stands and other similar businesses which are regulated by this ordi-
nance are places of business where beer is sold in connection with
the principal business, and the principal business is not the sale
of beer, which is to be consumed on the premises.
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Ord nan e on t ee se ral ys i here su pend t s ordi-
nance shall So int effe imm iate y upo its pass ge a a roval
and its publication one time in the offic al ne spa er.
PASSED AND APPROVED this day of A.L). 1936.
MAYOR.
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK.