(A) Gaming House: It shall be unlawful for any person to, in the village, by himself, servant or other agent, keep, maintain or support any gaming house or place used for the practice of gaming, or to knowingly suffer or permit any premises used, owned or occupied by him or under his control to be used for any such purpose.
It shall be further unlawful for any person to knowingly suffer or permit any species of gambling for money or other thing of value, or any check or other thing intended to represent the same, in any house or premises occupied by him, or owned by him or under his control, or to keep or have in his possession any gaming implements for the purpose of gaming therewith.
(B) Raffle, Lottery: It shall be unlawful for any person, in any manner, to gamble or raffle for money or other thing of value, or anything intended to represent or representing money, or to conduct any lottery, or to dispose of, for gain, any ticket, chance or share in any lottery, except that only state or federal government lottery shall be exempt from these provisions. (R.O. 1908, Ord. 11; amd. 1974 Code)
(C) Liquor Establishment: No retailer of liquors shall by himself, his agent, servant or clerk suffer or permit any species of gaming in any part of his premises, or in any place adjacent thereto under his control.
(D) Card Tables: No person shall be permitted to keep, have, exercise or maintain any card table, dice, bagatelle or pigeonhole table, faro bank, or any kind of gambling device at which or on which any game of chance is played for any valuable thing, within the village, or the representative of any valuable thing. (R.O. 1908, Ord. 7)