Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-07
A VERMONT SYSTEM
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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 conduci ing
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, rInctures, and ex-
tracts that cannot be used as a bever-
age There shall not be charged such
licensed druggists and manufacturers
more than ten per cent. net profits for
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 NJ.
with the State Liquor Commissioners
and with the County Liquor Commits
s,oners sworn reports. giving full and
true statement of the quantity and kinds
Of such liquors purchased and used. the
uses to which the same have been de-
vo.ed and the parties from whom the
same We're purchased, and the dates and
quantities so purchased, together with
an invoice OF each kind still in stock
and kept for such compoundings. II said
licensed druggist or manufacturer shall
sell. barter give away or exchange, or
III any manner dispose of, said liquors
for any purpose other than authorized
BY This Ac.. he shall. upon conviction.
forfeit his license, and be liable TO all
penalties, prosecutions. and proceedings
a. law ard in equity provided against
persons selling without authority and
upon such conviction the Clerk of the
Court shall. within ten days after such
Judgment or order transmit to the
Board of Pharmaceutical Examiners the
certified record thereof, upon receipt or
which the said Board shall strike the
name of the sad druggist from The list
of pharmacists and revoke his certiti-
cate: provided, That nothing herein con-
tanned shall be construed 10 authorize
the manufacture or sale of any prepara-
ton or compound under any name. form
or device, which may be used as a bev-
erage, which Is intoxicating in its char
ac-er.
Sec go. If any person shall make any
false or fictitious 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
!iquor under this Act, the person so OF
Tending shall be guilty of misdemean-
Or and upon conviction thereof, shall
De punished by a fine Of not less than
f"ensy-hva dollars or more than one
hhuHdred dollars or be imprisoned not
less than thirty days.
sec. 81: If any State Store keeper or
his clerk shall make false oath touch
ing any matter required to be sworn to
under the provisions of this Act the
person SO offending shall upon convic-
ton be punished as provided by law for
perjury Ii any State Store keeper shall
procure any intoxicating liquors from
any other person than the State Liquor
superintendent. or make any false re-
turn to the State Liquor Commissioners,
or use any reQues, for liquors for more
IMAM one sale, in any such case he shall
De deemed guilty of a misdemeanor. and
upoA conviction. be punished by a fine
~ Two nundred dollars or six months
imprisonment
sec. "A. Every person who shall, di-
fectly or indirectly. keep or maintain by
himself. or by associating or combining
with others, or who shall in any man
ner aid. assist or abet In keeping or
maintaining any club room or other
place In which any Intoxicating liquors
are received or kept for use, barter or |
sale as beverage, or for distribution or |
DIVISION among the members of any club ,,
and every person who shall receive, bar |
ter, sell, assist or abet another in re- |
ceiving, bartering or selling any alco- |
holic liquors so received or kept, shall be |
deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and |
upon conviction thereof, shall be pun i
fshed as provided in Sec % Of this Act :
Sec. S. All places where alcoholic !
liquors are manufactured. kept. sold. |
nartered or given away in violation of |
this Act, or where persons are permitted
to resort for The purpose of drinking al
conoic liquors as beverage, or Wher.
alcoholic liquors are kept for sale, bar
ter, or delivery in violation of this Act,
are hereby declared to be common nuis-
ance5, and any person may go before !
any magistrate in the county and swear
out an arrest warrant on personal |
knowledge or on information and belief,
Charging said nuisance. giving the !
ma mes OF witnesses against the keeper |
or manager of such place and his aids
and his assistants, if any. and such mag |
tsfrate shall direct such arrest warrant |
either . the Sheriff of the county or to
any special constable, commanding said |
defendant TO be arrested and brought be- |
foie him to be dealt with according to
law and shall issue q search warrant in |
whlcn the premises in question shall be
PARTICULARLY .tribed, commanding such |
Sheriff or constable to thoroughly search
;he premises in question and TO seize all
ALCOHOLIC liquors found thereon, and to
SAGE ali vessels, bar fixtures, screens,
b. les, glasses, and appurtenances ap-
ps:"ntly used. or suitable for use, in re-
Ia tnS liquols. 10 make a complete in
thereof, and deposit the same !
WIN the Sheriff. Under the arrest war ,
taLt the defendant shall be arrested and
brought before such magistrate, and the
criminal cases. Upon conviction of said
c@indants Of maintaining said nuisance
a. the trial. they, or any of them. shall
he deemed guilty of a misdemeanor,
by imprisonment in the
county jail for a term of not less than
three months or fine of not less than
two hundred dollars. or both. in the dis
cre:ion of the court. The articles COW
cred by the inventory. which were re-
tanned By the Sheriff. shall be forfeited
to the State and sold, and the net pro-
ceeds sent to the State Treasurer, and
the Sheriff shall forthwith proceed to
dispose of the alcoholic liquors covered
~ said inventory, as provided for in |