The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1902-11-21

g county court carefully examine the
n accounts and records and present
$ them to the grand jury when neces.
f sity appears for an Investigation OF
the conduct of the licensee.
: Sec. 80. If states attorney finds
: evidence of negligence on the part
t of the county clerk, or of collision
by him with violators of the law.
= the states attorney shall present the
= matter to the judges of the county
court, and if upon investigation
= thereof the judges shall find the
/ charges established they shall re-
= move such county clerk from office.
t Sec. 81. Licenses Of the 5th class
may be granted in towns that vote
not to license other liquor selling;
| such license shall be issued by the
seIectmen on petition of FIVE per
| cent. of the legal voters of the town,
! and a majority of the practising ply
sicians residing therein; said Ii
| censes to be issued under all the
conditions, and all the restrictions,
including advertising. hereinbefore
: mentioned.
. Sec. 30. A license may be grant
ed to a person keeping a summer
hotel in any town which has voted
in favor of license. Under this sec
ton a summer hotel shall mean a
hotel which is open for the accmmo-
dation of guests only during the
summer season, and which contains
not less than twenty-five furnished
bedrooms Such license shall con-
tinue in force not longer than five
months from June first to Novem Der
first, to sell Intoxicating liquors of
any kind. No intoxicating liquors
shall be sold in such summer hotels
except to guests resordng thereto for
lodging or food. Licenses of this
class need not be confined to resi-
dents of the town in which said sum-
mer hotel is located.
Sec. 80. The fees for the several
classes of licenses here IN specified
shall be as follows:
For a first class License, not less
than $500 nor more than 81, 200 in the
discretion of the board.
eacO,15 C1acs G2OO
For third class license-$25O.
For fourth class cense-$1, 900.
For fifth class liCense-fve dol
lars.
For a sixth class license An
amount proportioned according to its
duration to the fees for licenses of
the first class.
Sec. "a. Applications for licenses
shall be in the following form:
To the board of license commits
sioners for the town of in the
county Of. l, -, of
in said county of ---here-
by make APPLICATION for - class
license, to sell intoxicating liquors
at --- in said town of ---.
NY age is---years, and present oc-
cupation is.
Sec. IS. With such application
for license shall be filed bond sign
ed by the applicant and by not less
than two good aqG. sufficient surties
by the board to go into eff
feet after license is granted, which
bond shall be in the following form:
Know all men by these presents, that |
we A. B. of -- principal, and c.
D. and E. F. as sureties are holden
to the town of -- in the sum of
three thousand dollars for the pay
ment of which well and truly to be
made to said town we bind our
selves, our heirs, executors, and adj
firmly by these pres
ents.
Witness our hands and seals this
- day of -- A. d. --. The
condition of this obligation is such
that whereas a license has this day
been applied for by the above bound
en- A. B. to sell Intoxicating liquor,
namely License No. - by the board
IF license commissioners of the town
0f--now if the said A B. shall
we'll and truly comply with all the
of law under which said
license is issued, then this bond shall
De void. But if the said A. B. shall
violate any of the conditions
)r prohi EDITIONS of said license No. -
he above bounden A. B. as princi-
1al and c. D. and E. F. as sureties
become Jointly and severally liable .
penalty of three thousand dollars (
payable to the town Of and fur
hermore the above principal and
ureties remain liable jointly and :
everally to the amount of this bond. I
n the remainder, if a part has been I
orfeited under any suit for civil {
amages as provided in Act No. - /
Jaws of 1902. {
Signed, sealed, and delivered in $
'resence of --, t
Sec. SO. No person who is directly |
r indirectly engaged in the traffic of I
intoxicating liquors shall be accepted t
S surety on such bond; nor shall a /
erson be surety on the bond of
1ore than one applicant. The board i
lay require disclosure on oath and I
n detail of the property of a surety a
D determine whether he is respon-
ible for the amount of the bond. p
Sec. 81. No licensee shall sell 70 o