It is unlawful for any person to sell any vegetables, produce, berries, fruits, fresh
or salt meats or other eatables upon the streets or public places within the urban
services district without first obtaining a peddler or huckster's license from the
metropolitan government, unless such person is a bona fide farmer, or the direct agent
or representative of such farmer, who produces, grows or raises the articles which
he vends, or, in the case of food obtained from animals or fowl, who breeds and raises
or who shall have owned, grazed or fed the same for a period of at least sixty days
preceding the date of exposing for sale; provided, that the above provision shall
not be construed to prohibit the sale of eggs, butter and milk secured from fowl or
cows purchased by the farmer, whether the same have been owned and fed by him for
sixty days or not; provided further, that the above provision shall not be construed
to deny to any farmer the right and privilege when he is bringing into market such
produce grown by himself, or bringing into market as a matter of accommodation such
produce of his immediate or next-door neighbor as such neighbor would be entitled
to sell on the market if he were coming to town; provided further, that such farmer
shall have a request in writing signed by his neighbor stating that the parties are
next-door neighbors and itemizing the produce sent to the market for sale.
(Prior code § 23-2-1)
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