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ORDINANCE SETTING PRIVILEGE FEES FOR HOTELS, ROOMING HOUSES OR ANY OTHER HOUSE OF PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT
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Hereafter it shall be unlawful for any hotel, rooming house, or any other house of public entertainment, to be run, kept or operated, unless a license be first procured therefor by the person or persons so running and operating the same; which license shall be issued upon payment to the Chief of Police of the following fees, respectively, to-wit:
Each hotel shall pay Twenty-five Dollars per annum.
Each rooming house or other house of public entertainment shall pay Fifteen Dollars per annum.
The collection of the license fees shall be in the same manner as under other Ordinances of this city, Sec. 225.
Any person running or operating a hotel, rooming house, or other house of public entertainment, without first procuring a license shall be fined upon conviction any sum not less than the amount of the license, and not more than double the amount of the license due.
Passed and approved this 21st day of December, 1909
(Section 225, as referenced, is contained within Ordinance 231)