Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-05-05
NEW LIQUOR LAW.

supplement- to an Act to regulate the Sale Of
ar1cating Liquors approved March 81, so.
sy.sed by both Houses, and signed by the
Governor.
lcroS l. Be it enacted by the Senate
HoIse of Representatives of the Com
aTealth of Pennsylvania in General AS
sSly met, and it is hereby enacted by the
aioity of the same, That applicants for
srsry or distillery license shall hereafter
therefor the several amounts fixed by the
lid section of act to regulate the sale of in
Hcating liquors, approved March 3lst'
= 46: Pror1d That the same shall in 10
he be less than S25. except in case of per-
! ms whose annual sales are less than $1,000,
! |io shal. pay SIS. and the proviso in the
|sc;i9n aforesaid, so far as it fixes the mini
hum rate Of license at $50, is hereby re-
Fealcd.
SEC :. That applicants for license to vend
pr intoxicating liquors by the quart or grea
quantity, with or without other goods,
res or merchandise, shall hereafter pay
aefor twenty per cent. less than the sever
mounts fixed by the twelfth section of nm
to regulate the sale ofintoxicating liquors
j proved March 81, 1856: Preceded, That
j same shall in no case be less than S25 ;
y the provision in said section, that such
~ shall in no case be less than $40, is
agsby repealed.
! SEC 5. That all hotels, ians and tavcrns
| lI be classified and rated according to the
Iuated yearly sales of liquors authorized to
sod therein, or in the house intended tc
occupied for such purpose. as follows, to
: in all cases where such estimated yearly
les shall be $40, 200 or more, such hotel
or tavern shall be rated as of the frs
Eass, and the sum to be paid for license shall
be 800; when more than SIS, 900 aud les
han 80 600. as second class and pay $3.50
when more than Sc, 200 and less than IS,
VOC, as third class, and pay SloO; whe'
aore than $4,000 and less than $4,000, a
.urth class, and pay $l00; when more thai
I, 900 aud less than $4,000, as fifth class
I'd pay $50; when more than $1,000 an
IS than s., 0o0, as sixth class, and pay $50
hen more than $500 and less than $40 1C
seventh class, and pay so when lie:
IAN $500, as eighth class. aud pay Sl5
lroyided, That in Philad cipiiia and Pitts
ourg no such license shall be granted for
less sum than $50 year; nor in any othe
city or Incorporated borough for less SUI
han S25 year and the estimated yearl
nles of all applicants for such license, sha
s assessed. as provided in the fifteenth SCI
Ton Of an act to regulate the sale of intoxic'
ing liquors, approved March 81, 1856.
SEC. A. That licenses shall be granted fc
Skoeping of eating houses. which shall al
soze the sale of no Intoxicating liquors, c
q; domestic wines, and malt and brewed
Nrs, and persons so licensed, shall be clai
aied aud rated according to the provision
tue twenty second and twenty-third Sc
Il '1' VI du ACT IO CTedtS d SluhliIS luud ana
Fovide for the gradual and certain cxtiI
!NAhment of the debt of the Commonwealth
Eproyed April 10, 1919: Provided, that l
aeh license shall be granted in the cities
Ancaster and Pittsburg, for less sum thi
s-9, nor elsewhere, for a less sum than S L
&c. 3. That licensed venders of vinou
'pnituOus, malt or brewed liquors, or any
~en, or any admixture thereof, either Wi
without other goods, wares or merchandi
UcePt brewers and distillers, may hereaft
~ any of them which they may be license
SELL in any quantity not less than OIL
rSE'; and licensed brewers and distille
1 ~E hereafter sell such liquors as they are
/ Used to manufacture and sell III any qua
a: not less than one gallon Provided, Th
:" act shall not be construed to preysn.