No person may erect, set up, keep, maintain, or in any respect whatever use for amusement or entertainment within the City, any bowling saloon, bowling alley, nine- or ten-pin alley, or any other device or structure, in or upon which 1 or more pins are set up, for the purpose of casting, throwing, pushing, or rolling against the pin or pins, 1 or more balls or other missiles, without having obtained a license therefor. For this license there shall be annually paid a sum computed at the rate of $40 for each separate “lane” or “alley”, with a minimum license fee for any 1 location or premises to be $100 annually. Nothing in this section, however, shall be construed to require any bona fide religious, charitable, educational, or medical institution, operating 7 or fewer “lanes” or “alleys” to obtain a license, as long as any proceeds from the operation of these “lanes” or “alleys” are devoted to charitable purposes exclusively or in furtherance of the purposes of that institution. City Code, 1879, art. 33, §5 1893, art. 33, §5 1927, art. 25, §4 1950, art. 19 §4 1966, art. 15, §11 1976/83, art. 15, §11 Rev. Ords. 1858-036 Ord. 57-1114 Ord. 70-863 Ord. 81-287 Ord. 99-526

It is unlawful for the proprietor of any bowling alley, device, or structure, or for any person who has a permit or license to erect or keep any bowling alley, device, or structure: to allow any person to play on or use the alley, device, or structure, in any manner whatever, after 2 a.m. and before sunrise in the morning; or to allow any minor under 14 years of age to play on or use the bowling alley, device, or structure after 11 p.m. and before sunrise in the morning, unless in the custody of a parent, guardian, or adult. City Code, 1879, art. 33, §7 1893, art. 33, §7 1927, art. 25, §§6, 7 1950, art. 19, §§6, 7 1966, art. 15, §12 1976/83, art. 15, §12 Ord. 1866-014 Ord. 37-474 Ord. 59-1969 Ord. 99-526