Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-11-28
Authorizations.

To believe That llcenSee rs selling IN
toyicating liquors that are adulterated
or are not of good standard quality,
calls the attention of the board there
to, the board shall, in writing, author
ize some person other than member
thereof, to procure a sample or sam
pies of liquor for analysis. And a
board may of its own motion at any
time cause to be procured samples OF
liquor for analysis
Sec. 81. The person SO authorized
shall procure samples from the licensee
and after receiving the same shall de-
liver to him the written order to pro
cure such samples, and the vessel or
vessels containing the same shall be
sealed before they are taken from the
premises of the licensee.
Sec, 60. The samples so obtained
shall be Immediately committed to the
custody of the board or member of
it, and shall be put into package
which shall be sealed and sent by eX-
press, or delivered in person by "A com
missioner to the director of the state
laboratory at Burlington, who shall
make or cause to be made an analysis
of such liquors, and send a certified re-
port of such analysis to the board from
which the samples came.
Sec. GO. If the samples be found
free from adulteration prohibited in
the pharmacopnia of the United States,
and of good standard quality, the GER
tificate referred to in the preceding
section shall so state, and the town
treasurer shall pay the licensee for the
samples obtained upon presentation by
him of the written order upon which
they were obtained; and if so requested
by the licensee the town clerk shall
furnish him certified copy of the re-
port of analysis.
See. 81. If the certificate of analy-
sis shows the samples to contain liquor
that is adulterated, or that is not of
good standard quality, the board shall
cause prosecution to be had by town
grand juror or states attorney against
the licensee for selling adulterated Ii
quor or liquor not of good standard
quality; upon conviction in either re
spect the offender shall be fined one
hundred dollars: and upon conviction
of a third offence shall forfeit his Ii
cense.
Penalties.
Sec. GS. A person who furnishes,
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/ toxicating liquors of any kind without
/ first procuring a license, or licensee
who furnishes or sells, or exposes for
sale such liquors after his license has
been forfeited, or during a suspension
of its operation, shall be fined not less
than three hundred dollars, or be i'm
prisoned not less than three nor more
than twelve months, or both.
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ders for the sale of intoxicating liquors
in town in which no license is au-
thorzed shall be fined not less than
one hundred dollars, or be imprisoned
not less than three nor more than six
months. Provided, this section shall
not apply to the soliciting of such or
ders from registered pharmacist hold
ing a license of the 9TH class.
Sec. 20. \ person who brings any
intoxicating liquor into town in
which no license is authorized, with
intent TO sell it himself or have it sold
by another in violation Of law. or who
has reason and cause to believe ii is in
tended to be sold in violation OF law
shall upon conviction thereof be fined
not less than one hundred dollars, or
be imprisoned not less than three nor
more than six months.
Sec. II. If Intoxicating liquors be
found in the possession of a person re-
ferred to in the preceding section, it
shall be seized by the officer making
the arrest; and if there be convic-
tion the liquor so seized shall be de-
clared contraband and shall be de
stroyed by order of the court before
whom trial is had.
Sec. -. A mayor, alderman, select .
man, sheriff, deputy sheriff, police Off
Ger or constable may without warrant I
arrest person whom he finds in the .
act of illegally selling, furnishing.
or distributing intoXicat-
ing liquor, and may seize the liquor,
vessels and implements of sale in the
possession of such person and detain
them until warrants can be procured
against such person and for the seizure
Of said liquor vessels and implements.
Sec. %. \ person who hampers with
samples of liquor taken as provided in
section 81 shall be fined not less than
)ne hundred dollars, or be imprisoned
not less than six nor more than twelve
months.
Sec. a. \ licensee who purchases
n receives from person any wearing
apparel, tools, implements of trade or
lusbandry, fishing gear, household !
Foods, furniture or provisions, either I
~ way of sale or barter. directly or
Indirectly, the consideration for which ,
u whole or in part is Intoxicating Ii |
Iuor, or the price thereof. or receives
rom IA person any such articles in pawn
or Intoxicating liquor. or the price q
hereof, shall be fined not less than :
me hundred dollars; and on convic- +
ion of second offence the license {
hall he forfeited
See. 70. \ licensee of the fifth class y,
'ho by himself servant or agent, sells +
therwise than is provided in his Ii .
ense, or furnishes intoxicating liquor q
n the licensed premises shall be fined
OF less than fifty nor more than q,
wo hundred dollars, and on convic- +
ion of a third offence his bond shall !;
e forfeited, and his license as a phar- !.
lacist revoked a
Sec. &c. A physician who gives a q
description for intoxicating liquor =
hen he knows or has reason to be
eve it is not necessary for medicinal .,
Sc, but is to be drunk as a beverage. >
nall be fined two hundred dollars for a.
lie first offence and five hundred dol ~
hrs for each subsequent offence n
Sec. II. A minor who falsely repre-
,nts his age to licensee for the pur- a
ose of procuring intoxicating liquor, N
lall be fined twenty dollars, or be i'm a,
risoned not more than thirty days, or y,
9th. =,
Sec IS. A sheriff, constable or 9TH p