The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1902-12-19

in his private dwelling, unless it be
to an habitual drunkard, or unless
such private dwelling becomes a
place of public resort
Sec. %. Licenses issued under
this act shall be of the following
classes, and the fees therefor shall
be as herein specified:
First class. To sell Intoxicating
liquors of any or all kinds to be
. drunk on the premises. Fee.-Not
less than five hundred dollars nor
more than twelve hundred dollars,
in the discretion of the board.
Second class. sell intoxicat-
ing liquors of any kind not to be
drunk on the premises. Fee
Three hundred dollars.
Third class.-To sell malt liquors,
cider and light wines containing not
more than fifteen per cent of alcohol
at sixty degrees Fahrenheit, to be
drunk on the premises. Fee.-Two
hundred and fifty dollars.
Fourth class. To sell intoxicating
liquors by the wholesale. Fee.--One
thousand dollars.
Fifth class. To sell intoxicating
liquors of any kind for medicinal
purposes. Fee.-Not less than ten
dollars.
Sixth class. To sell intoxicating
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amount proportioned according to its
duration to the fees tor licenses of
the first class.
Seventh class.-To sell malt liq-
uors, cider, and light wines contain
ing not more than fifteen per cent
of alcohol at sixty degrees Fahren-
heit, not to be drunk on the premis-
es. Fee.-Not less than one hundred
and fifty dollars.
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 accom-
mediation If 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 November
first, to sell Intoxicating liquors of
any kind. No Intoxicating liquors
shall be sold in such summer hotels
except to guests resorting thereto
for lodging or food. Licenses of
this class need not be confined to
residents of the town in which said
summer hotel is located.
Sec. 40. A constable, police
.kGfjcer, sheriff. or deputy sheriff
all report forthwith to the board
zach violation or unlicensed sell
or furnishing he at any time
Us or has brought to his at
AZ. Any citizen who person.
deserves a violation of this act
icensee, or has good reason to
A,land does tsaAieye, that un-
ran$WT tiitoxicatIng LIQUORS
carried on in any place, Or
hanne5 may make complaint
Ioard al any time.
70. A physician who gives
ption for intoxicating LIQUOR
he knows or has reason to he
it is not necessary for medicinal
but to be drunk as beverage
be fined two hundred dollars
IL the first offense, and five hum
drei dollars for each subsequent
E offense.
SEC. II. A minor who falsely
represents his age to a licensee for
the purpose of procuring intoxicating
l;ouor shall be fined twenty dollars,
or be imprisoned not more than
thirty days, or both.
: See. 81. A licensee who by him
: self or by his agent or servant sells
or furnishes Intoxicating liquor to a
minor, either for his own use or the
" use Of another person; or allows a mi
nor to loiter on the licensed premises.
shall forfeit 500 for each offence to be
, recovered by the parent or guardian
Of such minor in an actioYkn the
case. But such action shat lot be
had unless commenced wi two
years from the alleged cd fssion
of the offence.
Sec. SO. A licensee W know
Iingly sells intoxicating 5rs to
one having the habit ofa xnking
such liquors to excess, afte aving
received notice in writing "A 70 sell
to him, shall forfeit one hdred
dollars for each offence, e re-
covered by the husband, WI par
ent. child, guardian, or emf r of
such person, in an action the
case. But such action sha II be
had unless commenced witt two
years from the time of ali of
fence.
Sec. SO. A license commil Ter, ,
mayor, alderman, selectman, lice +,
Nicer, constable, sheriff, or 4putv
sheriff may at any time enter Ii :
'ensed premises to observe how the
'usiness is conducted. Members of
he board of license commissioners
hall do so at least four times a
'ear. IA
Sec. 80. The mayor of a city or :
he selectmen of a town NAV in
asses of riot or great public excite =
nent, order licensees not to sell, or