The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1903-01-15

Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asylums:
Norris, Justice, Spruill, Pollock,
Pharr. Milton. Mcmillan, Lamb.
Crisp.
Insane Asylums: Glenn. Warren.
Norris, Ballengcr. Pollock. Allison.
Hicks, ~ Duplin. Aaron. Conley.
Fedora! Relations: Mitchell. Rich
ardson. Henderson. Justice. Wendard.
Holton.
Fish and Fisheries: Mann, McMul-
Ian. Brown, Bel!amy, Mitchell, Blow.
Conley.
Pensions ard Soldiers Home: Rein
hardt. Henderson. London, Lamb. All
lison. Ballenger. Crisp.
Railroads and Railroad Commits
sion: Justice. London. Brown. Travis.
Walker, Reinhardt. Pritchard, Mann.
Burton. Beasley, Welborn.
Public Roads: Allison. Baldwin.
Pharr. Hicks. of Granville, Norris.
Thayer, Pritchard, Conley.
Counties. Cities and Towns: Hoey,
Webb. Goodwin. Beasley. Bellamy, Dur
ham, Hicks, of Duplin; Hunter, MAJ.
shall.
Public Health: Pollock, SyruilI.
vann. Milton. McBryde, Durham.
Manufacturing: Durham, Allison
Walker, Warren, Cathey, Mclaughlin
Burton.
Mining: Cathey, Pritchard. Spence.
Ballenger. Webb, Milton. Crisp.
Election Law: Gillian, Travis.
Webb, Henderson, Beasley, Spence.
Mitchell. Richardson, Warren.
Constitutional Amendment: Burton,
Balwin. Norris. Vann, Blow. Hicks.
Of Granville: Hoey.
Shell Fish: Spruill, Warren. Vann.
Mitchell, Hicks. of Duplin.
Rules: Brown. London. Glenn.
appropriations: Baldwin. Spence,
Beasley. Brown. Durham. Gillian.
Hoey. Justice. White.
Congressional Apportionment: Col
win. Travis, Webb. Hoey, Mclaughlin,
Spence, Lamb, Hicks. Of Granville;
Warren. Richardson. Lamb. Hicks, Of
Granville; Warren. Richardson.
Judicial Districts: Blow. Mann.
Granville; Mclaughlin, Burton, Nor
riS.
Joint Committees-Library: Thayer.
Reinhardt, Gillian, Goodwin, Spruill.
Walker, Pharr.
Justice of the Peace: Hicks. of Dup
lin; Aaron, Bellamy. Burton, Cathey.
Public Buildings and Grounds:
Lamb, Thayer, Walker, Pollock, Manu..
Trustees OF the University; Pritch-
ard. Gillian, London, Henderson. War
rem, Burton. Webb, Hoey, Holton.
Enrolled Bills: Webb, Aaron, Blow,
Durham, Mcmillan, Pharr, Pollock.
Printing: Richardson, Beasley.
Hoey.
The State Liquor Bill.
4 Ia IN ho SS%l~ &C.
late the Manufacture and Sale Of
Liquors in North Carolina" was in
PRODUCED by Mr. Watts, of Iredell, as
follows:
That it shall be unlawful for any
person or persons. firm or corporation
10 manufacture, sell or otherwise dis
pose of for gain. any spirituous, vinous
or malt liquors or intoxicating bitterx
within the State of North Carolina
except in incorporated cities and towns
wherein the sale of or manufacture of
liquor is not or may not hereafter BE-
prohibited by law. Provided. this act
shall not be construed to forbid the
sale Of such spirituOus vinous or malt
liquors by druggists for sickness upon
the written prescription of a regular
practicing physician having such sick
person under his charge. Provided.
further, that this act shall not be SO
construed as to apply to wine or cider
manufactured from grapes, berries Or
fruits raised on the lands Of the person
50 manufacturing, or purchased by tho
manufacturer from the growers there
of.
Section 9. That it shall be unlawful
for any person. persons firm or cOrpO-
'ation to manufacture or sell or other
len, - fo,. fpit vSo
vinOus or malt liquors or Intoxicating
bitters except as herein before provided
in any incorporated city or town with
out first obtaining. as provided by law.
license therefor both from the board
of commissioners of the county in
which said city or town l.; situated and
from the board of aldermen or city
councilmen, or the governing authori-
ties by whatever name called of said
city or town.
Section 3. That any person violating
the provisions of this act with refer
cnce to the sale. or disposition for gain.
OF spirituous. vinous or malt liquors or
intoxicating bitters, shall be guilty of
a misdemeanor and upon conviction
shall be imprisoned not exceeding six
months or fined not exceeding 5000. or
both. in the discretion of the court.
Section 4. That any person violating
The provisions OF this act with refer
ence to the manufacture of spirituOus.
vinous or malt liquors or intoxicating
bitters, shall be guilty of felony and
shall upon conviction he imprisoned
not less than four months or more
than two years Or fined not less than
5000 nor more than $1,000, or both, IN
the discretion of the court.
Section 5. That any physician who
shall make any prescription except In
case of sickness for the purpose Of aid
ing of abetting any person or persons
who are not bona fide under his charge
to purchase any intoxicating liquors
contrary to the provisions Of this act
and any druggist who shall duplicate
the prescription Of a physician for In
toxicating liquors for any person o.
persons, not bona fide under his charge.
without the written direction Of the
physician who gave the same, shall be
guilty of a misdemeanOr and upon con-
viction shall be fined or imprisoned
for each and every offense or both In
the discretion Of the court. And all
druggists selling intoxicating liquors
by prescription as aforesaid, shall keep
a record thereof which shall be subject
at all times to the inspection OF the So
licitor OF the district and Of the mayor
and police officers Of the city or town
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