HomeMy WebLinkAbout50270RDINA CE INTO
AN ORDINANCE REGULATING VIE SALE OF A1TY ARTICLE OF FOOD OR
TERCHAt;DIaE AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.
BE IT ORDAINED DY THE CITY CUUTQVIL OF THE CI Ti' OF LITTLE ROCK:
AR_'ICLE 1110. 1. It shell be unlawful for any person to sell,
offer or expose for sale in the City of Little Roc:, any article of fold
or merchandise, %Y] i ch is usually sold by weight or measure, in baskets,
crates, bugs, boxes, paelkages, mould, ;rint, or containers, unless there
be stamned,.labeled or printed upon said bas'Let, crate, bag, box, packabe,
mould, print or container the correct rn ` �re or weight of the quantity
contained therein, and if such commodity is of a kind that is usually sold
by v ei; ht, the weights shown shall be exclusive of the weight of the coTl-
tai_ er. Such articles of food or rocrc'iendise found incorrect by the
irls_ .-ector of '::eights and `i. easures shall be seized by said Inspector. This
section shall not apply, hoviever, if the ve i%!or shall mark in plain type
of 'letters or ta` on such baskets, crate, bag, box, "?ac'r�d.ge, remould, print
or container, the words, "This package is not sold by vieight or measures
ARTICLE No. 4 "SCALES" There shall be only one reading; line on
an y com,,Dutinu scale. All reading lilies iliust be pls.ced so as to set at
zero when scale is balanced. All scales roust be at the zero point before
an,d after , - eighin g and shall conform to the tolerances adopted by the
,atio_._al ureau of Standards. All counter scales and hailgin�; scales
rust all times be so installed thai ti'lr readiiig line is horizontal
with the e •es of the avera_ e persoi,, 5 ft. 7 in. in height. ; ?_1 counter
and co--,,putin,,,L scales shall be set upoi- a solid fouridation. Suspension
scales small be hunt._ fro.;: a s-tr._ng _)er,.ianent support. The readi.nz of all
scales shall be within three feet from the natural position of the
customer. Scales must i�ot be located w here the air from a ceiliriL, or
brac':et, electric fare or any other tieing shall interfere 'ith its weighinL,
and shall be condemned until sl.c'.z
�a.lI be �.� stor . sell iig �uoJ or :bierci:i�iidlse ' �:a_..e
so arranged tint and or all custor:;ers making purchases can at their
will weigh such food or merchandise purchases by her or hira, anu in all
self service stores scales must be easily accessible at u.17_ tiinea.
ARTICLE 'No. 3. Scales narked "Not Legal For' Trade" shall not be
used for buying:; or selling any article of fUjd or merchandise, and small
be condemned by the City Inspector of . "deights and "easures.
�'.RTICLJ 14'o. 4. Any person violating any provision of ties
Ordinance shall be deemed guilty of misdemeanor and upon conviction
thereo shall be fined not less -titan Ten (110400) Dollars nor more than
One Hundred ($100.00) Dollars and every days violation of this ordinance
shall constitute a separate offense.
ARTICLE No. 5. The passage of this ordinance being immediately
necessary in-order to properly regulate the sale of articles of food
and mnerchandise in the uit�d of Little Rock an emergency is hereby
declared to exist anc. this ordinance shall take effect and be in force
from and after the date of its passage.
PassedA MAR 27 1933
y�'TE0,T : xPPROVL ;
r erk• i ?ayor.
CITY OF LITTLE ROCK
Date 193_
ROLL CALL —CITY COUNCIL — OFFICIAL YEAR 1932 -1933
WARDS
Names of Aldermen)
Long Term First
Terral, Floyd
Votes II
Aye No
FIRST WARD
Connor, C. M.
SECOND WARD
Leiser, H. G.
l
Tuohey, J. H.
THIRD WARD
Wassell, Sam M.
-
Muswick, George
FOURTH WARD
Adkins, Homer M.
Winder, Ray
/
FIFTH WARD
Olive, A.
Turner, Roy C.
SIXTH WARD
Duttlinger, C. H.
Shoffner, E. G.
SEVENTH WARD
Wherry, Geo. R.
�B
Adams, George G.
I�
Conner, Mrs. C. C.
EIGHTH WARD
Fisher, Merlin
.i
NINTH WARD
Scougale, A.
f
Gladden, J. R
CITY OFFICERS AND DEPART- II Office
MENT HEADS II Phone II
1 REMARKS
MAYOR
Horace A. Knowlton y�
4 -8416
CITY TREASURER
Oscar D. Hadfield
4 -2020
Q/[•�
MUNICIPAL JUDGE
I
II
Harper E. Harb
4 -3886
CITY ATTORNEY
Linwood L. Brickhouse
4 -1123 I�
CITY CLERK
John L. Krumm
9613
CITY COLLECTOR I1
James Lawson 11
4-1278
II
II
CHIEF OF POLICE 1
J. L. Bennett
4 -1234 II
CHIEF OF FIRE DEPARTMENT
Charles S. Hafer II
4 -2851 II
CITY HEALTH OFFICER II
Dr. V. T. Webb
5402
CITY VETERINARIAN
II
Dr. T. M. Dick
I
5402 II
MILK AND DAIRY INSPECTOR II
Geo. D. Ellis 11
5402
CHIEF FOOD INSPECTOR II
II
Ewell Hopkins II
5402 II
MEAT INSPECTOR 1
A. F. Coots II
6485 +I
PLUMBING INSPECTOR
E. L. Gruber
4 -3000
CITY ELECTRICIAN II
Lester E. Newland II
4 -3508 II
CITY ENGINEER
I
W. H. Marak
4 -3000
SUPT. PARKS AND SANITATION 11
• I
R. C. Rudisill 1
6813 ll
SUPT. CITY HOSPITAL II
H. K. Ford 1L
7161 I II
CITY LIBRARIAN
Miss Vera Snook ++
8932 I)
INSPECTOR WEIGHTS & MEASURES II
J. E. Nothwang !1
4 -3508 I
SUPT. AIRPORT
II
Joseph A. Young
4 -4460 �I
Official term of Mayor, City Treasurer, Municipal Judge and appointive officers, expires in April,
1933; City Attorney and City Clerk in April, 1934.
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