15-20-150 Supervision of magazines.

   All magazines shall at all times be in the care of a competent employee whose duty it shall be to see that no unauthorized person has access to them. Said employee shall have no other duty that will interfere with his careful supervision of such magazine or thaw house, and shall have a certificate of fitness as a magazine keeper.

   All magazines shall be painted bright red, with the words “Magazine – Danger” painted thereon in white letters on a black background. Such letters shall be at least six inches high.

   Only persons who hold certificates of fitness, or other authorized persons, shall be permitted to have access to magazines, which shall be kept securely locked when not open for the introduction or removal of explosives or for inspection by duly authorized officers of the city.

(Prior code §  125-15)

15-20-160 Danger signs.

   All exterior walls of every magazine shall be painted bright red. The words “Magazine – Danger” shall be painted in a conspicuous position on the front wall of every magazine.

(Prior code §  125-16)

15-20-170 Sales to minors.

   It is hereby declared to be unlawful for any person to sell, deliver, or give to any person under 18 years of age any black powder, dynamite, nitroglycerine, guncotton or other explosive.

(Prior code §  125-17)