64 of 1912 - Amending Section 367, Boarding Houses ROLL CALL
salt Lake Gay, Jtah, June____3rd,______1912_...
VOTING Yes No I move that ordinance No. 64 be pased.
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AN ORDINANCE .
An ordinance amending and re-enacting Section 367 of the Revised
Ordinances of Salt Lake City of 1903, as amended by an ordinance passed`,
by the City Council of Salt Lake City December 9, 1907, and approved
by the Mayor December 10, 1907.
Be it ordained by the Board of Commissioners of Salt Lake City,
Utah:
SECTION 1. That Section 367 of the Revised Ordinances of Salt
Lake City of 1903, as amended by an ordinance passed by the City
Council of Salt Lake City December 9, 1907, and approved by the Mayor
December 10, 1907, be, and the same is hereby amended and re-enacted
so as to read as follows:
SECTION 367. Any person who shall rent rooms furnished or
unfurnished and board the occupants of such rooms, or shall fur-
nish board without room, shall be deemed a boarding house-keeper,
and said place a boarding house. Every boarding house keeper
shall, with his application for a license, make a statement under
oath, showing the location of the house, the number of rooms con-
tained in such house, and the number of persons which such house
will acoommodate with rooms and board, and with board without
rooms. The application for such license and said statement shall.
be filed with the City Recorder of Salt Lake City, and be present
ed to the Board of Commissioners of said pity at the next regular
pr*ing. Such application shall by said Board be referred to the
APolice Dbi,sl,.6,u.,,.t of said city, t shall within
five days after such reference report to said Board the general
reputation of the keeper of said boarding house, and of the
people who reside therein, or board thereat, and whether or not
said keeper or any one residing or boarding there has a United
States Government license or permit to sell or dispose of any
kind of liquor at said place, and whether any spirituous, vinous,
fermented or malt liquor is sold or kept for sale in said house
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or any place connected therewith, by the keeper thereof or any
person residing therein, and whether or not said place is or has
been conducted in a quiet, lawful and peaceable manner, and as to
any other matters in regard to it which said B a d ould be in-
formed,.with the reoommendatio4 of said as o granting
or denying such application for a license. whereupon said Board
of Commissioners shall sot on said application in regard to
granting or denying the same, as it shall deem just and proper.
I' is also hereby made the duty of sand Police after
a license has been granted to keep a boarding house, to investi-
gate, examine and inspect the place licensed as a boarding house
in regard to the matters hereinbefore stated, and if it shall
appear from such investigation, examination and inspection that
the general reputation of the keeper of such boarding house, or
any one rediding therein or boarding thereat, is bad, or that
said keeper or any person residing or boarding in such boarding
house has a United States Government license or permit to sell
or dispose of any kind of liquor at said place, or that any
spirituous, vinous, fermented or malt liquor has been since the
granting of said application sold or kept for sale in said house ,
or any place connected therewith, by the keeper thereof or any
person residing therein, or that said house is not conducted in
a quiet, lawful or peaceable manner, then said department shall
at once report the facts in regard to said matters to the Board
of Commissioners of Salt Lake City, which Board shall take such
aotion in regard to the revocation of said boarding house license
as it shall deem just and right.
The yearly license for boarding houses shall be as follows:
For houses containing rooms sufficient to accommodate
over ten persons, and not exceeding twenty persons - - 20.00
For houses containing rooms sufficient to accommodate
ten persons and less
For each person said boarding house is capable of
accommodating with board without room
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41 houses containing rooms sufficient to.accommodate over
twenty persons, shall be deemed a hotel.
SECTION 2. All ordinances and parts of ordinances, or resolu-
tions or parts of resolutions in conflict with this ordinance, are
hereby repealed to the extent of such conflict., �11 -9iz
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