BOOK 20_1945-05-21 to 1946-09-03

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Ma seconded, the motion. Mayor Hilton expressed the opinion that he would w vote in favor of the motion if all dance -permits were considered while Councilmen Armstrong did not believe it would be proper to vote on a motion contingently. He requested a roll call note and the following vote was recorded: Ayes and in favor of the motion: Councilmen Ander- son, Granger, McNulty and Mayor Hilton, who explained that he voted in the affirmative only to settle the matter for the evening, and he be- lieved some definite action should be taken on June 30 as to whether or ' not the Council is going to allow dancing to be conducted in the same establishments as liquor is sold. Noes and against the motion::: Council- men Armstrong, and Fletcher. Absent: Councilman Britschgi. Application for dance permit was received from Yvonne Schlichtmann for per. mission to conduct dances Wednesdays, June 6 and 13, fee having been. 1 •paid. Councilman Granger moved that the permit be granted in aceord- anc% with the previous :diacuasion. The motion was seconded by Council- man Anderson. Councilman Armstrong requested a roll call voter Ayes and in favor of the motion: Councilmen Anderson, Granger, McNulty.and Mayor Hilton. Noes and against the motion: Councilmen Armstrong and Fletcher. Absent: Councilman Britechgi. Application for a transfer of restaurant license was received from Raymond R. LJI King and Leah J. King to operate Wimpyls 2047 Broadway. No liquor t,s to be served. The Health Department had been notified but no report had been received. Councilman Fletcher n►oved, seconded by Councilman Ander- son, that the permit be granted subject to the approval of the Health' Department. Motion passed unanimously. Application for a transfer of restaurant license was received from Joseph Boll, license previously in the name of Harry O'Dell, to operate Club Seamus. Sales of on and off beer and on and off distilled spirits. Prorated license has been paid from June I to June 30. Councilman Flet- cher moved, seconded by Councilman Anderson, that permit be granted sub- ject to approval of Health Department. Motion passed unanimously. Communication from Joseph Boll was received reauesting dance permit for Club ' Seamus and advising that he was familiar with the terms of the ordinance and would adhere to them. Councilman Armstrong was of the opinion that the ordinance could not be adhered to as only a curtain separated the room where dancing -is conducted from the bar. Mr. Boll advised that there was a heavy curtain which separated the dancing room from the bar and that no tables were on the dance floor.. Council Armstrong moved the application for a permit to conduct dancing be denied on the grounds that the establishment does not meet even the minimum requirements of the ordi- nance. The motion was seconded by Councilman Granger and passed unanimously. Councilman Anderson expressed the opinion that in regard to the question of what constitutes a separate room he believed it would be well to consider all