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

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tion and understands the contents
and meaning thereof and is we'll and
personally acquainted with the sppli.
cant: Provided, that iu the judgme ment
OF the county board of control other
dispensers NAV be established in any
county or other towns.
Sec. 8. If the application for the DO.
sltion of county dispenser I've granted,
1t shall not issue until the applicant
shall make and subscribe on oath be-
fore the clerk of the county board of
contr Ol, which shall be endorsed upon
the bond, to the effect and tenor follow
Ing: II ---, do solemnlv swear
Cor sffirm) that I will well and truly
perform all and singular th- conditions
or the within bond, and keep and per-
form the trust contided in me to pur-
chase, k ep and sell Intoxicating liq-
uors. l will not sell, give or furnish to
any person any Intoxicating liquors
otherwise than is provided by law, and
especially, l will not sell or furnish in
toxicating liquors to any person who is
not known TO me personally, or duly
Identified, nor to any minor, lntoxica-
Ced person, or persons who are In the
habit of becoming intoxicated, and
Will make true, full and accurate re-
turns to the county board of control
the first Monday Of each month Of all
certificates and requests made to or re.
celved by me as Re quired by law during
the preceding month: and such returns
shall show every sale and delivery OF
such liquors made by or for me during
the month embraced therein, and the
true signature to every request receiv-
ed and granted; and such returns shall
show all the intoxicating liquors sold
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returned" Upon taking said oath and
filing bond as hereinbrfore provided,
the county board OF control shall issue
to him a permit authorizing him to
keep and sell intoxicating liquors, as
In this act provided; and every permit
so granted shall specify the building,
giving street and number, or location,
IN which Intoxicating liquors may be
sold by virtue Of the same and the
length of time in which the same shall
be In force, which in no case shall ex-
ceed twelve months. Permits granted
under this act shall be deemed trusts
reposed in the recipients thereof not as
matter of right, but of confidence; !;
and may be revoked upon sufficient
showing by order of the county BOARD
OF control; and upon the removal Of
any county dispenser, or upon demand
Immediately turn over to the said cOun-
ty board OF cOotrOl all liquors and 9TH
er property In his posse ssion belonging
to the State or county. Said county
boa, of control shall be charged with
the duty of prosecuting the county dis
penser, or any of his employees, who
may violate any Of the provisions of
this act.
Sec. 10. The county board of control
shall use as their office the office of the
county commissioners of their respect
i've counties and the clerk of the board
of county commissioners shall serve as
their clerk. They shall preserve, as
part of the records and files of their Of
flee, all petitions, bonds and other pa
pers pertaining to the granting or reYo-
cation of permits, and keep suitable
books In which bonds and permits shall
be recorded. The books shall be fur
nished by the county like other public
records. The county board Of control
shall designate or provide suitable
place In which to sell the liquors, and
shall furnish or grant permits to pur-
chase from the State commissioner
such liquors as shall be necessary. The
of the county board Of con-
troll shall meet once month, or Oitener
on the Call of the chairman, and for
their service they shall each receive a
per diem of So, and 5 cents mileage
each way, and their clerk shall receive
50 per day for the days actually em
ployed as such, but they shall not re
celve compensation for more than thir.
ty days in one year. They shall, up IN
the approval of the State board of con-
troll. employ such assistants for the
cjunty dispenser as may be necessary.
The county dispenser and his associates
shall receive such compens sAtion as the
State board of control may determine.
All profits after paying all expenses Of
the county dispensary shall be paid one
half TO the county treasury and one
which it may be located, such settle
ments to be monthly.
Sec. IL. Before selling or delivering
any intoxicating liquors to any person.
a request must he presented to the
county dispenser, printed or written in
ink, dated of the true date, stating the
age and residence Of the signer, for
whose use the liquor IL required. the
quantity and kind reQu.s ed. and his
or her true name and residence, and,
where numbered, by street and num-
ber, If in city, and the request shall
be signed by the applicant in his own
true name and signature, attestsd by
the county dispenser or his clerk who
receives and lilies the request, In his own
true name and signature and In his
own handwriting. But the request
shall be refused If the county dispenser
filing 1t personally knows the persou
applying Is minor, that he Is intoxi-
Gated, or that he Is in the habit of using
Intoxicating liquors 10 an excess; or If
the applicant is Mt 80 personally
known to said county dispenser before
filling said order or delivering said liz.
uor, he shall require Identification,
ana the statement of q reliable and
Trustworthy person of good character
and habits, known personally to him
that the applicant Is not u minor. and
Is :ot In the habit OF using intUxica-
ting liquors to an excess.
Sec. IL. Requests for the purchase of
liquor shall be made upon blanks fur
nihsed by the county auditor, In pack
ages of one hundred each, to the coHn-
ty dispensers from time to time as the
same shall be needed, and shall be
numbered consecutively by the audi
tor. The blanks aforesaid shall he fur
nished to the county auditor by the
State board of control In uniform
h0Oka like hank check and the data OF