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

on the premises. Fee, not less thai
five hundred dollars, nor more thar
twelve hundred dollars, in the discre
tion of the board
Second class. To sell Intoxicating
liquors of any kind not to be drunk OF
the premises. Fee, three hundred dol
lars.
Third class. To sell malt liquors
cider and light wines containing moi
more than fifteen per cent. of alcoho
at GO degrees Fahrenheit to be drunk
on premises. Fee, two hundred anc
/ fifty, dollars.
Fourth class. To sell Intoxicating
liquors by the wholesale. Fee, one
thousand dollars
Fifth class. To sell Intoxicating Ii.
quors of any kind for medicinal pur,
poses. Fee, not less than ten dollars.
Sixth class. To sell Intoxicating Ii
quor in summer hotels. Fee, an amount
proportioned according to its duration
to the fees for licenses of the first class.
Seventh class. To sell malt liquors,
cider and light wines containing not
more than fifteen per cent. of alcohol
at sixty degrees Fahrenheit, not to be
drunk on the premises. Fee, not less
than one hundred and fifty dollars.
Conditions of Licenses.
Sec q. Licenses shall be subject to
the following conditions and prohibi-
tions which are hereby imposed and
prescribed, and made part of this act
That no intoxicating liquor shall be
sold otherwise than is provided in the
classification.
That no liquor shall be furnished or
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at night and six O'Clock il the morn
ing, except by a registered pharmacist
selling under fifth class license
That no liquor shall be sold or other
wise furnished on Sunday, nor on a
day on which national. city or annual
city, town or village election is held,
except by an inn holder to guests who
have resorted to his inn for food or
lodging, in their rooms or at the pub
lie table with meals, or by licensed
pharmacist holding a license of the
fifth class.
That no liquor shall be sold or other
wise furnished to a minor for his own
use or the use of any other person nor
TO habitual drunkard; nor to a per
son who is known to the licensee to
have been intoxicated within six
months: nor by pharmacist except
under the restrictions hereinafter pre-
scribed; nor to an insane person or
pauper: nor TO a person who has with
in the year preceding been supported
IN whole or in part by the town nor to
a person whose husband, wife, child,
brother, sister guardian or employer
has given notice in writing to the Ii
censee forhidding sale to such person.
That no minor shall be permitted to
loiter about the premises or room in
which the license is operated, and that
no gambling be permitted in said room
or on said premises.
That no female be employed on the
premises or in the room in which the
license is operated.
That no male person under the age of
twenty-one be employed therein
The two prohibitions last named shall
not apply to hotels. common victuallers
or pharmacists holding license of the
fifth class.
Conditions and Restrictions OF Fifth Class
Licenses
Sec. -. Licenses of the fifth class
shall only be issued to retail druggists
and apothecaries who are registered
Such licenses shall be
issued only to person doing business
himself. or on his own account. on
premises owned or leased by him, and
with a stock of goods owned by him,
lr by firm of which he is partner,
1r if it be a corporation, of which he
is the holder of at least One-fourth the !
,apital stock. 1t shall be issued only
after the notice, advertising, and hear I
ng provided for other licenses. the !
payment of the fee hereinafter speci-
led, and the furnishing of a bond for
me thousand dollars. signed by three .
good and sufficient sureties accepted .
~ the board, and of which bond the ,
condition is. that on the conviction of .
he holder of the license of a third Of .
ence of violation of the provisions .
hereof. the bond is forfeited and the .
ecurities become jointly and severally
liable for its full amount. the money
o go to the town treasury. The holder
# such license shall sell only for med
cinal purposes and only upon the writ
en- mot printed prescription of a le-
-ally qualified physician, stating spec
fically the ailment for which the pre-
is given; or to physician
or necessary use in his practice. No
iquor shall be furnished or sold to be
II unk on the premises. and only one
ale shall be made on one prescription.
County Clerks to Keep Records, Etc
Sec %. Boards of license commits
toner's shall forward to the clerk of
heir county the name and address of
very person to whom license of the
fifth class is issued, and county clerks
hall on the last day of each month is
ue to such licensee a blank book and
very sale shall be entered therein by
he pharmacist. Only one such book
hall be in the hands of a licensee at
nv time: and if the book is filed dur
ng the month, he shall return it to
be county clerk and procure another.
Sec y. On the first Monday in each
lonth the licensee shall in person, or
Y registered mail or express deliver I
D the county clerk said book together ,
18th the original prescription. ;
Sec. %. The county clerk shall make !
record in volume kept for that pur- {
ose of the receipt of such book, the ;
umber of sales by prescription or to
hysicians. and the number of pre-
.riptions shown from each physician. .
Sec. 30. The book so issued by the ,,
Dunty clerk to 9TH class licensees shall :
0ntain a blank form for an inventory :
f liquors on hand, and of purchases :
lade during the month, with the names !
parties from whom purchased, dates, :
uantitieS and prices, which the coun- +
, clerk may require a licensee to fill :
ut and make oath to. each month il :
e finds reason for so doing, to guard
lie observance in good faith of the re-
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