Ordinance 2573 - Laserfiche WebLink

• • and cigars any other commodity is to be sold in said beer parlor; provided, cigarettes/may be kept for sale at the option of the proprietor of said parlor . A restaurant beer and wine retailer is to be defined as a restaurant which serves bottled beer and wine with meals, if at all, and any restaurant serving one sandwich with several drinks shall be considered violating the provisions of this ordinance and subject to such fine and penalty as is imposed. Grocers may sell beer to their customers in an amount not exceeding one case in any one day to the same person, but under no condition shall beer or wine be consumed on the premises., i,-WO o 'sl..4! T= Druggists may retail beer only in the identical package or cartons in which it arrives at their place of business, and no beer shall be consumed at the place of business or on the premises. Grocers and druggists may not sell beer or wine at any hour except the hours in which they are regularly open for all business. No restaurant may sell beer or wine in any such restaurant or dining room during the hours when the beer par- lors are required to be closed by the provisions of this ordinance . Any person desiring to apply for a license for a social or fraternal organi- zation or club located within the city limits of Everett shall first make appli- cation to the Commissioner of Safety of said City, describing the premises by street and number where said social or fraternal organization or club is located, and such other information as such Commissioner may require . If satisfied that a license should be issued to the applicant, said Commissioner shall make his re- commendation to the City Council in the same manner as any other application for a license is required to be made , but no license shall issue in such case except upon payment of a fee of *50.00 per annum and subject to the same conditions and restrictions as in this ordinance provided . A hotel of 35 rooms or more, having a license , shall not sell and deliver to any one guest in any 24 hour day to exceed six pint bottles of beer or wine of 3.2 weight as in this ordinance defined. r.E:FINITIONS Section 25 . Wherever the words beer and wine are used in this ordinance, they shall be taken to mean and include beer and wine containing not more than 3.2jo of alcohol by weight or 4%o by volume, as legalized by the Federal Govern- ment. -9-