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Story August 24, 1893

The Record Union

Sacramento, Sacramento County, California

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In Vacaville on Aug. 23, the Board of Trustees raised the saloon license fee to $500 per quarter after petitions from citizens and saloon owners, reversing an earlier $100 decision amid opposition.

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SALOON LICENSE AT VACAVILLE.

The Board of Trustees Have Raised It to $500 Per Quarter.

VACAVILLE, Aug. 23.—The question of saloon license took a curious turn to-day. When a petition asking that the saloon license be fixed at $500 per quarter was presented recently, it was bitterly opposed by the saloon interest. At the last meeting the Board of Trustees agreed on $100 per quarter. To-day, however, when the board met, a petition was presented, signed by many citizens and every saloon man doing business in town, asking that the license either be reduced to $15 or raised to $500. After considerable discussion the board finally ordered an amendment to the license ordinance to be made by which the license will be fixed at figures which seem satisfactory to everybody—$500 per quarter.

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Historical Event

What themes does it cover?

Social Manners

What keywords are associated?

Saloon License Vacaville Board Of Trustees Petition Ordinance Amendment

Where did it happen?

Vacaville

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Location

Vacaville

Event Date

Aug. 23.

Story Details

The Board of Trustees in Vacaville raised the saloon license to $500 per quarter after petitions from citizens and saloon owners, following initial opposition and a prior agreement on $100.

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