The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-09-13

ale, porter, or other fermented liquors. vine
gar, or either, are manufactured or produced,
or where sugars or syrups are refined, or
where liquors ofany description are retailed
Or any other business is carried on, or in any
dwelling house; and every person who shall
use such still, boiler, or other vessel, for the
purpose of distilling, as aforesaid, in any
building or other premises where the above
specified articles are manufactured, produced,
or other business is carried on, or in any dwell
ing house, or who shall procure the same to
be done, shall forfeit such stills, boilers, or
other vessels so used, and all the spirits dis
titled, and pay fine of one Thousand dollars
or be imprisoned for not more than one year,
in the discretion of the court; and any person
who shall manufacture any still, boiler, or
other vessel, to be used for the purpose of dis
|tilling, shall, before the same is removed from
The place of manufacture, notify the collector
where such still, boiler, or other vessel is to
be used or sent, and by whom it is to be used
and OF its capacity, and the time when the
same is to be sent, or set up; and no such still,
boiler or other vessel, shall be set up without
the permit in writing of the collector for that
purpose; and any person who shall set up suci
STILL boiler or other vessel without first obtain
ing permit from the collector of the district
/ in which the STILL boiler or other vessel is in
tended to be used, or who shall fail to give
such notice, shall pay in either case the sum
| of five hundred dollars, and shall forfeit the
distilling apparatus thus removed or set up IL
violation flaw: Provided, That saleratus may
be made or manufactured in any building OF
on any premises where spirits are distilled
| Provided, further, That any boiler used in gen
Grating steam or heating water to be used IL
such distillery may be located In any othel
building or on any other premises TO be con
nected with such still or boiling tubs, by suit
able pipes or other apparatus, or the steam
/; from such boiler in the distillery may be con
veyed to other premises to be used for manu-
| featuring or other purposes.
| Sec. rs. And be it further enacted, That ever.
rectifier or wholesale dealer in distilled spirit
shall enter daily, in a book or books kept TO
| the purpose under such rules and regulation
as the commissioner of Internal Revenue MAJ
prescribe, the number Of proof gallons of spir
its purchased or received, OF whom purchased
and received and the number ofproof gallon
| sold or delivered; and every rectitier or whole
sale dealer who shall neglect or refuse to keel
such record shall forfeit all spirits in his pos
session, together with the apparatus, tools ant
implements used, and be subject to a fine O
five hundred dollars, or imprisonment for no
less than six months nor more than one vea
in the discretion of the court. And every rec
tifer shall mark on each package of five gal
Ions or more of distilled or rectified spirit
sold by him, his name and place of business
SEC. 81. A1ad belt further resolved, That tn
lowner or owners of any distillery shall provid
at his or their own expense warehouse sui,
able for the storage of bonded spirits, Gifts hi
orl their own manufacture only; or he or the
may provide secure room in suitable build
ing, to be used as such warehouse, but n
dwelling house shall be used for such purpose
and no door, window or other opening sha
be made or permitted in the walls thereo
leading to any other room or building used fc
any other purpose, or into the distillery; an
latter bond has been given, as hereinafte
tprovided, such warehouse or room, when al
proved by the Secretary of the Treasury, 0
report of the district collector, is hereby d.
clared to be q bonded warehouse of the Unite
States, and shall be used only for the STORM
of spirits manufactured by the o W lner agen
or superintendent Of such distillery and sha
be under the custody of the inspector as her
matter provided, and shall be kept locked u
by the proper officer In charge, at all time
except when he shall be present; and the ia
on the spirits stored in such warehouse, sha
be paid before removal from such warehous
unless removed in pursuance of law. And tt
owner or owners of such warehouse shall eX
{ cute general bond to the United States wit
two or more sureties, to be approved by IL
, collector; and such bond shall be for not lie
than the amount of taxes on the spirits to
covered thereby, and in such form, and CO.
tanning such conditions, as shall be approve
by the Secretary ofthe Treasury, and shall
changed or renewed from time to time in r
gard to the amount and sureties thereof,
the collector, with the approval of the Seer
tary ofthe Treasury, may require.
SEC. %. and be 1t further enacted, TIL;
general bonded warehouses, for the storage
2 spirits or other merchandise allowed by la
2 TO be placed in bond to secure the paymel
t of the internal revenue tax thereon, or the e.
portation thereof, may be established und
such rules and regulations and upon the ex
cution of such bonds as the Secretary of Il
Treasury may prescribe, and shall be in IL
} immediate custody of storekeepers who sha
be appointed for that purpose, whose compeI
SatiOn shall bp maid fOOntblv IN the collect,
of the district by the owners or proprieto
of such warehouse, and shall not exceed Il
: rates which may be allowed to store-keepe
! of bonded warehouses established under IL
laws and regulations relating to customs
5 PrOUided, That any article manufactured in
, bonded warehouse established under the OF
, hundred and sixty-eighth section of the int
nal revenue act of June thirtieth, eightee
) hundred and sixty-four, and located in any
the Atlantic States, may be removed Their
from for transportation to a customs bonde
|, warehouse at any port on the Pacific coast
the United States for the purpose only of b
ing exported therefrom, under such rules ar
regulations and upon the execution of sue
bonds or other security as the Secretary of tt
| Treasury may prescribe.
SEC. 30. And be it further enacted That the
shall be appointed by theSSecretary of IL
Treasury an inspector for every distillery e
: tablished according to law who shall take a
| oath faithfully to perform his duties, and VIII
shall take IN account OF all the meal and We!
etable productions or other substances to
used for the purpose Of producing spirits, whe
put into the mash tub or otherwise used; an
shall inspect, guage and prove all the spirit
} distilled, under such rules and regulations
! may be prescribed by the Commissioner
Internal Revenue; and shall take charge
the bonded warehouse established for the di
tilery in conformity to law; and such war;
house shall be in the joint custody of such il
}spector and the owner thereof, his agent
superintendent; and when any spirits shall b
placed in such warehouse, an entry thereto
in such form as shall be prescribed by regult
tions, shall Immediately be made and signe
by the owner of SAID spirits, land shall have Ell
dorsed thereon a certificate of the inspectC
hat the spirits mentioned have been duly il
Spectod and received in said warehouse, an
such entry and certificate shall be filed with til
collector of the district and said inspector sha
not engage in any other business while employ
ed an Inspector, and shall be paid five dollar
per day for the time during which he is engaged
and the amount of compensation thus paid fo
inspection shall be assessed by the assessor III
on the distiller and retired to the coitect0
monthly for collection; and in addition TO til
Iabove, compensation such inspector shall re
ceive such fee as may be prescribed by the CON
| missioner of Internal Revenue for each and ey
cry proof gallon of distilled spirits inspected b
him and removed to the bond warehouse, whic
shall be paid blythe distiller owner of the spir
its; but no compensation shall be allowed t
such inspector for more than one inspection c
spirits. And in case the duties of the such in
spector shall begreater at any time than he Cal
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