The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1902-11-14

pt en- u on information given nv anv
o 1s with sufficient evidence that any
s,ate store keeper IN violation of his oath
~ Alice sells or furnishes Intoxicating
o. O 10 any minor, Intoxicated nerson
~ oerson who is in the habit of becom,
OF jntoxicated, or fails to make fuIl and
llnlsonrate returns as required by law
saboytng the true signature to every re-
ouest for liquor by him received and
quuonted or sells liquor to any person
g giahout first requiring the written re-
asts therefor to be filed ont and
qanod as provided by law or the regu-
ssIls9inns of the State Liquor Commission
nrs II shall be the duty of the States
Attorney to prosecute such in the name
~ The State. And when such prosecu-
t,on is commenced against him, the said
STATE Store keeper shall be Immediately
SSnri,-ed of his office as State Stora
Gsp% and his sureties aforesaid shall
ho liable on said bond for the amount of
al fines and costs adjudged against him.
ond shall remain further liable, Jointly
a ana severally, to the extent Of their
Sond to all civil damages, costs and
inJrments which may be obtained
oogainst the principal in any civil action
b5ought by wife, child, parent, guardian,
empIover or other person, under the pro-
visions of the law
Sec. Is. No person, firm, association
ar corporation, shall manufacture for
/ Gale sell furnish, give away, except at
his own residence and to persons who
are hot habitual drunkards and are not
minors other than members of his own
family. or keep for sale, exchange, bar
Ter or dispense any liquors containing
alcohol for any purpose whatsoever,
otberwise than is provided in this Act,
| ond all intoxicating liquors sold by per-
sons authorized thereto under this Act,
shall be purchased an dreceived from the
State Liquor superintendent. Any per-
OF
zion shall upon conviction thereof be
fined not less than twenty-five nor more
than one hundred dollars for each Of
fence. And upon a second or subsequent
conviction shall in addition to said fines
he confined in the House of Correction
for not less than two nor more than
twelve months and pay costs of prose-
! cution in all cases.
Sec. 20. Every State Store keeper, IL
/ censed hotel keeper and pharmacist
| shall keep a strict account of all liquors
received by him from the State Liquor
/ Superintendent in book kept for that
| purpose, which shall be subject at all
/ times to the inspection of the States At
torney, of any peace officer or grand
! Juror of the county, or Of any other citi-
| zen; and such book shall show the
amount and kind Of liquors procured,
the date of receipt and amount sold,
and the amount on hand, of each kind
/ for each month. Such book shall be
produced by the party keeping the same,
| TO be used as evidence on trial of any
prosecution against him, on notice duly
served that the same will be required as
| evidence.
| Sec. 80 Unless persons are selling in
accordance with the provisions of this
Act, the payment of the United States
special tax as a liquor seller, or notice
of any kind In any place of resort, or in
any store or shop, indicating that alco-
hoc liquors are there Sold kept or
given away, shall be held to he Drima
face evidence that the person or per-
sons paying said tax and the parties dis
playing such notices are acting in viola
ton of this Act; and such person or par
ties shall be punished as provided in Sec.
rs of this Act. Conviction in the United
States courts of Illicit sales of liquors
shall be taken as prima facie evidence
of violation of the provisions of this
Act.
Sec. 81. Licensed druggists conducting
drug stores and manufacturers of pro-
prietary medicines are hereby author
lied to purchase of State Store keepers
of the counties of their residence, or of
the State superintendent direct, intoxi-
eating liquors for the purpose of com
pounding medicines, tinctures, and ex-
tracts that cannot be used as a bever-
age. There shall not be charged such
licensed druggists and manufacturers
DfO1tS
liquors sold them for such purposes.
Such purchasers shall keep a record of
the uses to which the same are devoted.
giving the kind and quantity so used,
and quarterly they shall make and file
with the estate Liquor Commissioners
ana with the County Liquor Commits
ft,.@ he s . shttsy aa dSlI xmas a1a
or SUCH liquors purchased and used the
uses To winch Lhe same have been de-
voted, ana the parties from whom the
same were purchased, and the dates and
an invoice of each kind still in stock
and kept for such compoundings If said
licensed druggist or manufacturer shall
sell, barter, give away or exchange. or
in any manner dispose of. said LIQUORS
ior any purpose other than authorized
by mis- Act, he shall upon conviction,
forfeit his license, and be liable TO ali
penalties, prosecutions, and proceedings
at law and in equity provided against
persons selling without authority, and
upon such conviction the Clerk of the
Court shah, within ten days after such
guusLlept or oruer' transmit to the
Board of Pharmaceutical Examiners the
certified record thereof, upon receipt of
which the said Board shall strike the
name of the said druggist from the list
of pharmacists and revoke his certif-
cate: Provided, That nothing herein con-
Idlutu Sldll NC construed to authorize
the manufacture or sale of any prepara-
tion or compound under any name. form
or device, which may be used as a bey-
erage, which is intoxicating in its char
acter
See. %. If any person shall make any
false or nctitious signature, or sign any
name other than his or her own to any
paper required to be signed by this Act,
without being authorized to do so, or
make any false statement in any paper,
request or application signed to procure
liquor under this Act, the person so Of
Tending shall be guilty of a msdemean-
or, and upon conviction thereof, shall
be punished by a fine of not less than
twenty-five dollars or more than one
hundred dollars or be imDrisoned not
less than thirty days
Sec. 49, If any State Store keeper or
his clerk shall make false oath touch
ing any matyer required to be sworn to
under the provia,oas of this Act, the
person so offending shall, upon convic-
ton, be punished as provided by law for
perjury. If any State Store keeper shall
procure any intoxicating liquors from
any other person than the State Liquor
or make any false re-
turn to the State Liquor Commissioners,
or use any request for LIQUORS for more
than one sale, in any such case he shall
be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and
upon conviction. be punished by a fine
Of two hundred dollars or six months
Imprisonment.
Sec. "a. Every person who shah, di.
rectly or indirectly, keep nr maintain by
himself, or by assoclS ting or combining
with others, or who shall in any man
ner aid, assist or abet in keeping or
any club room or other
place in which any intoxicating liquors
are received or kept for use. barter or
sale as a beverage or for distribution or
division among the members of any club
or association by any means whatever,
and every person who shall receive, bar
rer, SELL assist or abet another in re-
sewing, bartering or selling any alco-
holic liquors so received or kept, shall be
deemed guilty of misdemeanor, and
mon conviction thereof. shall be pun
IEhed as provided in Sec 2S of this Act.
Sec. IS. All places where alcoholic
Iiauors are manufactured, kept, sold,
hs rtered or given away in violation of
tbis Act. or where persons are permitted
10 resort for the purpose of drinking al
-oholic liquors as beverage, or where
,Tcobolic liquors are kept for sale, bar
'er or delivery in violation of this Act,
re hereby declared to be common nuis-
noes and any person may go before
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