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S
ORDINA NCE NO. _ �..Q.� /�
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 648 OF BRICKHOUSE AND CASTLES
DIGEST OF CITY ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS, 1932, AND FOR OTHER
PURPOSES.
ROCK:
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LITTLE
Section 1. Section No. 648 of the above recited Digest
is hereby amended to read as follows:
(a) UNLAWFUL TO STORE, ETC. It shall be unlawful for
any person, firm or corporation to store, keen, possess, or
have in possession or permit another to store, keep, possess
or have in possession, any of the liquors and beverages
mentioned in Section 646 of said Digest, in or at fruit
stand, restaurant, store, drug store (except alcohol in a
drug store as permitted by law, or wine for sacramental pur-
poses as may be permitted by later), or in any club or club
room of any social or fraternal organization or of any other
organization or association of persons, or in any livery
stable, public garage, public park, hotel, rooming house,
dining room, wagon yard, or any public building of the State,
county or municipality, or district, or in or at any room or
place where a bowling alley or any billiard or pool table is
maintained or operated for gain; but this shall not prevent
anv officer from storing or having such liquors in a public
building for a safe - keeping when seized in the enforcement of
the law or when stored or possessed for use as evidence or
otherwise in his official capacity. And it shall also be
unlawful for any person, firm or corporation engaged in the
business of selling or dealing in soft drinks or nonprohibit-
ed beverages to keep, possess or store on the premises any of
the liquors mentioned in Section 646 of said Digest, or any
other liquors, beverages or drinks or bitters prohibited by
the laws of this State.
(b) UNLAWFUL TO POSSESS LIQUORS. It shall be unlawful
for any person, firm or corporation to have in their posses-
sion any alcoholic, vinous, malt, spiritous or fermented
liquor or any compound preparation thereof commonly called
tonics, bitters, or medicated lir,_uors for the purpose of sale
as a beverage.
S<<tto (c PENALTJ d���l person, firm or corporation violating
� bf this snacll upon conviction be fined in any
sure: not more than one thousand dollars and not less than fifty
dollars. _
nuPstion but is l.X'te rec3 to hp ci3rrml at-itta to 2-1-1- ,�raoAT�t
Section 2. This ordinance is not intended to repeal any
ordinances now in force in this City, but it is intended to be
cumulative of the ordinances now in force with respect to the
manufacture of, sale of, or traffic in or with alcoholic liquors or
products set out in said Digest including Section 646 to and includ-
ing Section 651.
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ORDINANCE NO. O d Cont'd.
Section 3. ThDre being no ordinances now in force,
prohibiting possessing in a public place, or possessingfor sale, said
alcoholic liquors, or products set out in Section 64b of said Digest,
and there being a necessity for the immediate protection of the ?people
of the City of Little Rock against such illegal possession, sale of,
or traffic in or ith said alcoholic liquors, products, Etc., as here-
in recited, and this ordinance being necessary for the immediate
preservation of the public hea:lth,peace, and safety, an emergency is
hereby declared to exist, and this ordinance shall take effect and be
in force immediately upon the date of its passage.
Passed: OCT 11 1932
Attest: Approved:
Mayo
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CITY OF LITTLE ROCK
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Date
ROLL CALL —CITY COUNCIL — OFFICIAL YEAR 1932 -1933
Aldermen,
Votes
II
Names of
WARDS Long Term First
Aye No
Terral, Floyd
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FIRST WARD Connor, C. M.
Leiser, H. G.
SECOND WARD Tuohey, J. H.
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Wassell, Sam M.
THIRD WARD Muswick, George
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�- Adkins, Homer M.
` II
FOURTH WARD, Wind
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Olive, A.
FIFTH WARD Turner, Roy C.'
Duttlinger, C. H.
SIXTH WARD Shoffner, E. G.
f D
�- Wherry, Geo. R.
I I II
SEVENTH WARD Adams, George G.
/ Y
- Conner, Mrs. C. C. I it
EIGHTH WARD I Fisher, Merlin - -- - - --
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- Scougale, A.
NINTH WARD I Gladden, IL
li
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CITY OFFICERS AND DEPART- I`
I
Office I REMARKS
Phone II - --
MENT HEADS-
III ---
MAYQR '
Horace A. Knowlton
4 -$416
_
--CITY TREASURER
I
4 -2020 I
Oscar D. Hadfield
MUNICIPAL JUDGE
II
4 -3886
Harper E. Harb .
- -- CITY ATTORNEY II
4_112 II
Linwood L. Brickhouse
, I I
-- CITY CLERK
III
9613'- I!_
John L. Krumm
CITY COLLECTOR II
4_1278
James Lawson _
- — _ " II
-- CHIEF OF POLICE �I
4 -1234 II
J. L. Bennett
CHIEF OCharleRs II
4 -2851 II
S HafARTMENT
er
CITY HEALTH OFFICER II
5402 !I
Dr. V. T. Webb
CITY VETERINARIAN II�
Dr. T. M. Dick
_5402
MILK AND DAIRY INSPECTOR II
II
5402 I�
Geo. D. Ellis
�I
CHIEF FOOD INSPECTOR i�
5402 II
Ewell Hopkins
MEAT INSPECTOR
I� 6485 II
A. F. Coots _
PLUMBING INSPEC TOR
II 4 -3000 II_
E. L. Gruber
RICIA
CI TY ELECT N
Lester E. Newland
1
1
I. 4 -3508
CITY ENGINEER
4-3000 II
W. H. Marak
SUPT. PARKS AND SANITATION
T.
II 6813 II
II
R. C. Rudisill —
SUPT. CITY HOSPITAL
II
IL 7161 iI
H. K. Ford
I
- - CITY LIBRARIAN
11
9932 H II
Miss Vera Snook
_I
WEIGHTS & MEASURES it
INSPECTOR
J. E. Nothwang
4 -3508
_- SUPT. AIRPORT
II! 4 -4460 �I
Joseph A. Young
Municip Judge and appointive officers, expires in April,
al
official term of Mayor, City Treasurer,
City Clerk in
April, 1934. 3
1933; City Attorney and
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