The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-03-17

said firm, which application shall lay over
thirty DAYS at least. before final action
thereon: and license shall be granted, un-
less counter petition, signed by major
ity of the qualified voters within such DIS
trict or incorporated town shati be MED
within thirty days next after the ming oil
any such application for license And III
case license be granted said applicant, ne
shall. before commencing the sale OF such
liouors. nav the tax and give the bond as
now provided in chapter 80, Revised Code
1850. Provided further, that ii such APP
plieation Tor license be contested, either
party may appeal from the decision OF the
Board Of Supervisors or municipal author
tiles, to the Circuit Court, on giving bond
for costs. And provided further, that no
election held under the provisions OF this
Act, shall in any manner, whatever the re-
suit. be so construed as 10 interfere with
the license or privilege of any person I'M
I'll the expiration of his term.
| SEC. Z. That the Acts IN relation 10 the
/ sale of vinous and spirituous liquors, as
! found in Revised Code OF 1850, and Acts
amendatory thereof shall govern and con-
troll the granting and issuance OF license
! to sell such liquors, and all private acts,
or acts of local application, shall be In
force until the election contemplated IN
TINS ACT snail De OFuCItA anu AASAA+ 10
vided. that in no case shall this Act be
construed to repeal any laws prohibiting
the sale of any intoxicating liquors at
Oxford. Starkyllie, Clinton, or at any other
place where there may be any institutions
OF learning chartered by legislative enact
ment or mandatory where such sale Is
now prohibited
SEC. s. That any person WIZ shall
violate the provisions OF this act, shall
be guilty of u misdemeanor, and snail OF
conviction be punished for the first otiens'
? by fine not exceeding fifty dollars, an'
bv Imprisonment in the county Jail not ex
I ceeding sixty days; and Tor the secoT'
2 ohense bv a fine of one hudred dollar
: and Imprisonment in the comfy Jail 10
, four months; and for the third, or othe
g, offenses, BIZ fine OF five hundred dollar
E and imprisonment in the county Jail 10
six months. The selling OF liquors /
violation of this Act, shall also be
nuisance, and the same may be abated b
e an appropriate proceeding at law, or Ell
Joined on the application OF any citizen {
this State by Chancery Court OF tn
proper county, and there shall be no PROV
erty in any Intoxicating liquors kept {
offered for sale in violation OF law.
SEC. 8. That nothing in this Act sha
be so construed as to prevent the manuia'
ture of wine or cider for domestic or sacri
mental purposes, nor shall ANYTHING herei
IF contained prevent licensed druggists fro
selling or furnishing pure alcohol Il
= medicinal, art, sci ntifc or mechanic
+ purposes and for every sale OF wine, Il
&c seller shall be guilty OF misdemeano
70 and may be punished as provided by Sc
ton Of this Act in reference to VOL
lions thereof, and nothing herein contain'
Is shall prevent physicians Of good standii
s in this State, from keeping vinous, spir
uous or malt liquors for use In their pra
g tice, and dispensing the same Tor the u
ii. OF their patients; Provided, however,
On such liquors shall be kept by physical
ho at any drug store or other public place,
OF disposed OF in quantities OF more than 0
.e. pint. and it shall be unlawful for them
of sell it at all.
he SEC. TO- That this act shall take eff
on and be in force from aud after its passag
ns Approved March II, 1886.