Editor's Note
Former Sections 52-11-100 to 52-11-120 were derived from 1962 Code Sections 5-510-5-512; 1952 Code Sections 5-510-5-512; 1942 Code Section 6341-6343; 1932 Code Section 6341-6343; 1924 (33) 895.
Former Section 52-11-100 provided for the forfeiture of a billiard license for subletting a billiard business. Former Section 52-11-110 prohibited obstructions between the entrance to a billiard room and the rear of the billiard room. Former Section 52-11-120 prohibited billiard rooms from being physically connected with gambling areas or places where persons congregate for immoral purposes.
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