The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-01-05

ped in barrels.
Sec. q. 1t shall be the duty of the
State board of control to appoint a
county board Of control COMPOSED OF
three persons, believed by said board
not to be addicted to the use of intoxi-
eating liquors, who shall hold their of.
nce Tor a term of two years, and until
their successors are appointed. Said
county board of control shall be sub
Ject to removal for cause by the State
BOARD OF control. Said county board
snail make such rules as will be con
duclVe to the best management of the
SAFE OF intoxicating liquors in their
respective counties: Provided, all
Such rules shall be submitted to the
state board and approved by them be-
control shall qualify and be commits
stoned the same as other officers with
out fees therefor.
Sec. 5. II any county dispenser. or
his clerk, shall purchase any intoxicat.
ing liquors from any other person or
persons except the State Com mmission-
er5 or II he or they, or any person or
persons In his or their employ, or by
his or their direction, shall sell or offer
for sale any liquors other than such as
nave been purchased from the State
Commissioners, or shall adulterate or
cause to be adulterated my intoxIcat
ing, spirituous or malt liquors which
he or they may keep for sale under this
act. by mixing with the same any COL
oriDg matter or any drug or Ingredient
Whatever, shall mix the same with
other liquors of different kind or quail
ty, or with water, or shall sell or ex
pose for sale such liquors so adulter-
Afp6 kn0winu RI ha o,,oh bo Dr tbox,
shall DO guilty OF misdemeanor and
be fined in u sum Of not less than two
hundred dollars or imprisoned in the
comfy jail for not less than SIX
months.
Sec. +. That on and after the first day
OF July, 1893, no person, firm, associa.
t1on or corporation shall manufacture
toi sale, sell or keep for sale,
exchange, barter or dispense any
Intoxicating liquors for any pur-
pose whatever, otherwise than rs pro.
vided In this act. County dispensers
as herein provided, shall alone I've au-
thorlzed to sell and dispense intoxicat-
ing liquors, and all permits must be
procured, as hereinafter provided, from
the county board of control: Provided,
that no license for the sale Of spurious
liquors now authorized TO be granted
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any force or effect after the 3Oth day of
April, 1893: Provided. further, that
manufacturers Of distilled malt or vi.
nous liquors who are doing business in
the State shall be allowed to sell to no
person In this State except to the State
commissioners and to parties outside
at the State. Every package, barrel or
bottle Of such liquors shipped beyond
the limits of this State shall have
thereon the certificate of the State
commissioners allowing same, and
otherwise 1t sha II be liable to confis.
cation. and the railroad carrying 1t
shall be punished as In section 2. And
provided, that any person shall have
the right to make wine for his or her
own use from grapes or other fruit.
Sec. Z. Applications for position of
county dispensers shall be by petitions
signed and sworn to by the applicant
and filed with the county board of COD
troll at least ten days before the meet
ing at which the application Is to be
considered, which petition shall state
the applicants name, place of residence
In what business engaged, and in what
business lie has been engaged two
years previous to filing petition; that
he Is citizen of the United States and
of South Carolina; that he has never
been adjudged guilty Of violating the
law relating to Intoxicating liquors,
and Is not licensed druggists, q keep.
er OF hotel, eating house, saloon, res
taurant or place of public amusement,
and that he is not addicted to the use
of intoxicating liquors as beverage.
This permit or renewal thereof shall
issue only on condition that the appli-
cant snail execute to the county treas
urer bond in the penal sum of three
hundred dollrrs, with good and suffi-
clent surities, conditioned that he
WIN well and truly obey the laws of
hereinafter In force in relation to the
sale of Intoxicating liquors, that he
Will pay all fines, penalties, damages
ana costs that may be assessed or re-
covered against him for violation of
such laws during the term for which
permit or renewal is granted, and will
not sell Intoxicating liquors under his
permit at charge exceeding fifty per
cent. above the cost thereof. Said bond
shall be for the use of the county or
any person or persons who may be
damaged or injured by reason of any
violation on the part of the obligator of
the law relating to intOxica ing liq-
uurs purchased or sold during the
Cerm ZOE Wnlcn SalQ permit or the re
newal thereof is granted. The said
bond shall be deposited with the coun-
ty treasurer. and suit thereon shall be
bought at any time by the solicitor
or any person for whose benefit the
same is given; and in case the condi-
tions thereof, or any of them, shall
be violated, the principal and sureties
thereon shall also be jointly and severe
ally liable for all civil damages, costs,
and judgments that may be obtained
against the principal in any civil action
brought by wife. child, parent, guardi-
an, employer or other person, under
the provision Of the law. All other
moneys collected for breaches of sucl,
bond shall go into the county treasury,
Said bond shall be approved by the
county board of control under the
rules and laws applicable to the ap-
proval Of official bonds.
Sec. 8. There may be one county dis
penser appointed for each county,
whose place of business shall be at the
county seat of said county, except the
city of Charleston, for the county of
charleston, where there may be ten
dispensers appointed. and except for
the city of Columbia, for the county