The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-01-04
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not addicted to tho use of intox
icating liquors as beverage.
Tho bond is $4,000, and is liable
to civil action for damages caused
by violation of tho law or tho dis.
ponsary rulos and regulations.
Section 8. There may bo ono OF
moro county dispensers appointed
for zach county, tho place of bust.
ness of each of whom shall be dos
ignated by the county board, but
tho State board must give consent
before moro than ono dispenser
can be appointed in any county ;
and whom the county board dosig-
natos a locality for a disponsary,
ten days public notice of which
shall be givon, it shall DO compe-
tent tor majority Of tho voters
of the township in which such
disponsary is to be located to pro-
won't it's location in such township
by signing petitions addressed to
tho county board requesting that
no disponsary be established in
that township, whoreupon some
other place may be designated.
The county board may in its dis
cretion locate 81 dispensary else
whore than in an Incorporated
town, in tho counties Of Beaufort
and Horny and others. Provided,
however, that any county, town or
city wherein tho sale Of alcoholic
liquors was prohibited by law prior
TO July I, 1898, may secure the cs-
tahlishmcnt of Il dispcnsary with
i'm It's borders in tho following
manner: Upon petition signed by
one-fourth the qualified votors of
such county, town or city wishing
a dispcnsary therein, being filed
with tho county commissioners or
town or city council, respectively,
ihcy shall Ordcr an election sub
mitting tho question of disponsary
or no dispcnsary to tho qualified
voters of such county, town or city
and shall prescribe tho rules, reg
ulations, returns, ballots and no.
tico of such election and shall de-
claro tho result; and if Il majority
of tho ballots cast be found and
declared to DO for a dispcnsary,
then Il dispensnry may he cstnb-
lished in such county, town or
city: Provided, that disponsarios
may be established in the counties
Of Williamsburg and Marion with
out such olcction in compliance
with tho othor requirements Of
Of this Act, and that nothing in
this Act contained shall be 50 con-
strued as to prohibit persons ros-
idcnt in other counties which shall
elect to have no disponsary from
procuring liquors from disponsar.
les in other counties, or county
dispensers from shipping Same to
their places ss5TA rehdonco undor
proper labels or certificates.
Section 8 contains tho dispen.
sor's oath which includes a pledge
not to soil to any minor, intoxicat.
cd person or person who is in the
habit of becoming intoxicated. II
also provides that the dispenser
may at any timo be removed by
tho county board of control.
Section 10 provides the "details
of management Of tho country
board of control. Members arc tc
bo paid 50 day for not more thar
thirty days in yoar and fivo contl
mileage. Thoir ciork is to be pait
- a day for not moro than thirt,
days. The section ends as follows
"All profits, after paying all OK
ponses or tho county disponsary
shall bo paid ono-half to tho coun
ty treasury and ono-half t'
the municipal corpora
ton in which it may DO located
such settlements to be mado quar-
torly: Provided, That if the au
thoritios Of any town or city which
in tho Judgment Of the State boart
Of control do not enforce this law
the State board may withhold tn
part going to the said town or cit,
and uso it to pay State 'constablos.
Section If provides tho motho'
Of buying liquor. by application a