Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-11
So. Clerks Office, supren


---ss. Clerks Office, Supreme Ju-
dicial Court, A. ID. ls3
WHEREAS has this day ex-
hibited to me his certificate as an apotbe-
cary of the first grade issued to him, which
said certificate is dated and signed
by and has also requested in
writing that permit be issued to him to
keep and sell in connection with his apoth-
ecary business intoxicating liquors for
medicinal purposes only in the town of
in said county. and in building
situated on street, and numbered =.
Now. therefore, this permit is issued to
said TO keep and sell such liquors
in said town and said building only, and
only in connection with his apothecary bus
mess and pursuant to the statutes in such
case made and provided.
No apothecary shall be entitled to have
more than one permit under this act in
force at any one time, and the permit is
sued by the clerk of courts shall be re-
corded by him in a book kept for that pur-
pose, and such apothecary shall keep such
permit conspicuously posted in his place of
business.
The clerk of courts when he issues a
permit to any apothecary to sell said liq-
uors, shall take bond to the treasurer of
the county or his successors in office, in
the sum of $500, with two sufficient sure
ties approved by himself conditioned that
if such apothecary shall conform to all the
provisions of the Revised Statutes of this
State in relation to apothecaries, and the
sale of poisons, and shall not violate any
law of the State relative to intoxicating
liquors, than this obligation shall be void,
otherwise shall remain in full force.
1t is provided that such bonds shall be
examined each year and if not then salts
factory new bond shall be given.
And in any suit upon said bond when its
conditions have been broken or violated the
treasurer shall recover the full penalty OF
the bond.
For issuing such permit and recording
the same, the clerk shall be entitled to fee
of 81 90. to be paid by the apothecary.
Sect. 4. Whenever any person 81 years
of age and personally known to such apoth-
ecary shall apply at the store of any apoth-
ecary having such permit for any intoxi-
eating liquors, and shall make written OF
printed statement signed by him in INK that
such liquors are necessary, and are to be
used by himself or his family for medicinal
purposes, stating his name, residence, and
tIlat ne Is twenty one years VI age, tile klUu
and quantity of liquors desired, such apoth-
ecary, if he believes such statement to be
true, by himself in person or by his regis
| tered assistant is hereby authorized to sell
to such persons, not exceeding one quart Of
such liquors upon any one application. Said
statement so taken shall be kept on file by
such apothecary, and shall be witnessed by
the apothecary or assistant who makes suct
sale, and shall be open to inspection by the
county attorney. and the sheriff and biz
deputies at all reasonable times, and shall
be in form following:
l, hereby certify that re-
side at County of
that l am 81 years of age; that desire tc
purchase of to be
used by myself (or member
of my family for medicinal purposes only
that it is not intended for beverage nor tt
sell nor to give away. | therefore make
application to apothecary
to sell me such liquors.
| Subscribed in my presence this
DAY of A. d.
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