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ORDINANCE no, 239
BE IT’ ORDAINED by the Gity Council of the City of Prichard,
Alabama as follows:
SECTION ONE
After the effective date of this Ordinance it shall be
unlawful and an offense against the City of Prichard, Alabama,
for any person, firm, association or corporation to have in
possession, or display for sale, barter or exchange any spirituous
liquors in any type of container whatsoever unless each individual
container shall have placed thereupon in a conspicuous position
a decal evidencing the fact that the tax heretofore levied upon
such spirituous liquors has been paid to the City of Prichard.
- SECTION TWO
Any person, firm, association or corporation found guilty
of vinlation of this Ordinance shall be fined not more than
$100.00 and may, in addition, at the discretion of the Judge
or Recorder trying the case, be sentenced to hard labor or
jail in the City of Prichard for a term not to exceed six
months.
SECTION THREE
All spirituous liquors taken in connection, direction
or under the violation of SECTION ONE of this Ordinance shall
be confiscated by the City vf Prichard, and shall be sold or
otherwise disposed of as provided by the Laws of the State of
Alabama,
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SECTION FOUR
I£ any section, provision, sentence, clause or word
contained herein shall be found by a Court o£ competent
jurisdiction to be unconstitutional, the remaining portion
shall stay in full force and effect, it being the express
intention of the Gity Council vf the City of Prichard tp
enact this Ordinance regardless of such unconstitutionality
o£ any~portion thereof.
“SECTION FIVE
This Ordinance bécomes effective immediately upon its
adoption and advertisement as required by law.
ADOPTED this the / —— day of October, 1962,

