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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-31
No 1te.


LowANcE FOR OFFICERS OF THE
FIRST REGIMENT. VERMONT Ma
rIoNAL GUARD.
II is hereby enacted by the General
Assembly Of the State Of Vermont;
Section /. Commissioned officers OF the
irst regiment, Vermont national guard,
shall receive an annual allowance for the
purchase and maintenance OF uniform
and equipment. as follows --lieutenants.
not mounted. not to exceed forty dollars:
captains, not mounted. not to exceed nifty
dollars; mounted sficera, not to exceed
sixty dollars.
sec 2. Payment Of the allowance pro-
vided IN the preceding section shall Be
made IN the month OF January in each
year to officers holding commissions on
the first day Of january. and shall be
provided for by the adiutant general IN
his requisition on the auditor OF ac-
counts for general military purposes.
Sec. B. n an officer entitled to said
allowance Is Indebted 70 the state BY
reason or any fines, Or on account Of the
loss Of any clothing Or equipment be-
longing or chargeable to the state, for
which he IS accountable the amount OF
u,ich fns or Indebtedness shall ia AZ.
dalcted from his allowance OF said al
lowance applied TO It's cancellation
Sec ! This act shall take effect from
its passage
Approved December TO- 1904
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TERM OF OFFICE.

Sec. ;. The term Of Office or the license
commissioners shall commence on the list
day Of April and continue for the term
Of one year, but in case tho town votes
no at the March meeting next succeeding
their appointment, the term Of once Of
such commissioners shall be extended 70
the first day Of May following said meeting
and then terminate. The term Of Office
.of al license commissioners appointed
under the provisions OF No, 20 Of the acts
of 1902. shall cease on the first day Of
April 1905. All members OF the board
shan hold Office uutil their successors arc
appointed and qualified.
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ORGANIZATION OF BOARD

Sec, Il The board SHAH designate one
Of It's members as chairman, who shall
also aci as secretary Each board snail
keep record o. rs doings ard hear ngs
and report the same annually IN the same
manner as selectmen are required 70 rel
port other town business The board may
rsqure statements made bsfors IL ana
papers hlea WITH Il a Be sworn 20; ana
Tor such purposes any member Or the
board may administer oaths.
NOTICES or LICENSE APPLIcA-
TONS
Sec 10. On the Ming o. On application
for a license ana bond as hereinafter
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NO IN

AN ACT TO REGULATE TIE TRAF-
FTc IN INTOXICATING LIQUOR
1t IL hereby enacted by the General AS.
gembiy OF the state OF Vermont:
DEFINITION or INTOXICATING
LIQUOR
section l. The term Intoxicating liaucr'
as used ID this act shall bc held g In
clude spirituous or Intoxicating LIQUOR.
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VACANCIES ON THE BOARD.

Sec: 8. II a member OF the board en-
cages directly Or Indirectly In the manu-
facture or ssA m Intoxicating liquor, or
ceases to be q Eesldent OF the town, or
becomes unable to perform hts oficia du-
ties, or II in the opinion OF the assistant
judges he neglects to perform the same.
said assistant judges shall at once dc.
clare his Office vacant and appoint his
successor for the unexpifed term.
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FIFTH CLASS LICENSES IN N0fS-I
CENsE TOWNS.

Sec. 80. Licenses Of the fifth class
may be granted IN towns that vote not
to license other liquor selling such II
eense shall be issued BY tho select
men on petition OF i've per cent of
the legal voters OF the town, and a
majority OF the practieing physicians
residing therein; said licenses 10 be
issued under al conditions. and all
restrictions including advertising,
mentioned
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presents Witness our hands and seals
this day Of AID.
THE CONDITION Of this obligation
is such that whereas license has this
day been applied Tor BY the above
bounden a b to sell intoxicating IL
quor namely License No. .......by tbs
board Of license commissioners or the
town of............Now II the said A.
B. shan well and truly comply with
ali the the provisions Of law under
which said license IS issued. then this
bond shall be void But If the said A.
B. shall wnfuny violate any Of thu
condition OF prohibitions Of said Ii
eense No........s.. the above bounden
A. 3. as principal and c. d. and 2. f.
as sureties, become jointly and several
~ liable to a penalty Of $4,000 payable
to the town of............ and fur
thermore the above principal and sure
ties remain liable Jointly and seyeraliy
20 the athpuhl " thts puhal OF me re-
mainder, If part has been forfeited
under any suit for civil damages as pro-
vided in act No. III OF the acts of 1904
An act to regulate the trafic in intoxi-
eating liquor. signed sealed and de-
livered In the presence of...........
sec. 81 No person SHAH be surety on
such bond unless he IL citizen Of the
state Of Vermont, and a resident and
free holder OF the town in which the
applicant resides Inc board may re-
quire disclosure on oath and in detail
Of the property Of a surety TO determine
whether he IL responsible for the
amount Of the bond.
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malt liquors. lager beer. fermsnted wine
and ferInentsd cider. and any beverage
which contains more than one per cent.
Of alcohol by volume At sixty degrees
Fahrenheit ana distilled spirits. and the
sale thereof shall be regulated as in this
act provided.
Sec. 2 The warrant OF every town meet
ing to be held on the first Tuesday Of
March. 1905. and annually thereafter.
shall contain an article providing for
vote upon the question Shall licenses
be granted for the sale Of intoxicating
liquors in this town. The vote under
this article shall be by ballot in the fol-
lowing form
Shall license be granted for sale OF In
toxicating liquors in this town.
Yes. No. ~
and the voter shall mark a cross CS)
against the answer he desires to give.
TOWNS MAY DETERMINE KIND OF
LICENSES.
Sec. 5. The selectmen Of a town voting
IN favor of license shah. upon the written
application Of six voters, presented to
them within ten days after the annual
town meeting, forthwith can a special
town meeting. to be held within twenty
days after such application is presented
to them. to determine the kind OF license
70 Be issued In said town
The vote thereon shall be BY ballot In
the following form
Shall license be granted Tor the sale OF
liquors Of ali kindsg
III
SHAH license be granted for the sale OF
beer or matted liquors only7
and the voter shall mark cross cy)
against the class Of license for which he
desires to vote. II no special meeting is
held, in town voting in favor OF license.
licenses Of any class may be issued
Sec. 4 The license issued in such town
snail conform to the vote cast a. such
meeting and shall be in ali respects sub
iect to the provisions Of this act
FURNISHING BLANKS FOR VOTES
Sec Before the FIRST day OF Febru-
airy. A, D.. 1906. and annually thereafter
the secretary OF state shall cause 70 be
printed blank ballots FOR the votes pro-
vlded for in the preceding sections. and
shall furnish town clerks suficient
number to carry out the provisions Of this
act
Sec, 6. The box for the reception Of such
ballots shah Be opened al the hour the
meeting is called and be closed at three
o'clock in the afternoon.
BOARD or LICENSE COMMISSION
ERs.
Sec. Z When q town votes 10 authorize
licenses for the sale OF Intoxicating liq-
uors, the assistant judges Of the county
court shaii within sixteen days thereafter
appoint a board or license commissioners.
FOR such town. consisting Of three persons
who shall not be engaged directly Or indi-
rectiy 10 the manufacture or sale Of Ia
toxicating LIQUORS, and who shall not hold
any public office except notary public.
each o. whom shan have been a legal
voter Of the town for at least two years
Immediately preceding his appointment.
TERM OF OFFICE.
Sec. ;. The term Of Office or the license
commissioners shall commence on the list
day Of April and continue for the term
Of one year but in case tho town votes
mo at the March meeting next succeeding
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CONDITIONS or LICENSES or THE
SIXTH class.

Sec. 81. A license may be granted
70 person keeping summer hotel
IN any town which has voted in favor
of license. Under this section SUM-
mer hotel shall mean a hotel which Is
open for the accommodation OF guests
only during the summer season, and
which contains not less than twenty
I'VE furnished bedrooms such IL
eense shall continue in force not long
er Tran from June ist to November list
10 sell Intoxicating liquors Of any kind
% be drunk on the premises. No in
toxicating LIQUORS shall be sold in such
summer hotel except 70 guests resort
ms thereto for lodging or food Ii
censes Of this class may be issued To
others than legal voters 81 the town in
which said summer hotel is located.
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the written. not printed. prescription
OF legally qualified physician. stating
its date. the name OF the person for
whom and to whom It is given. and
that the prescription Is given and is
necessary for medicinal use. OF to a
physician for necessary use in his prae-
tioe
COUNTY CLERKS TO KEEP REC
oRDs. ETC.
Sec. Is. Boards Of license commits
Hioners shall forward to the clerk Of
their county the name and address Of
every person to whom a license Of the
nth class is issued, and county clerks
on the last day Of each month issue
to such licensee a blank book in form
as follows;
Date ...-..........'....''. ..'..
Name 0, gurchasers................,.'
Residence ....~.-.........'
Kind and Quantity ..........-.........
Purpose Of use,................'......
Price ....-...............-
Name Of Physician. ......,...........
and every sale shall be entered there
in BY the pharmacist Only one such
book shall be in the hands Of a licensee
at any time; and If the book is filled
during the month, he shall return Il 70
the county clerk and procure another
Sec. rs. On the first Monday in eacn
month the iicenaee shall In person, or
by registered mail or express deliver
to the county clerk said book together
with the original prescriptions and
fee Of ten cents per page for examine
ton and recording
Sec "a. The county clerk shall make
a record in volume kept for that pur-
pose OF the receipt Of such book, the
number 81 sales BY prescription Or e
physicians, and the number Of pre-
scriptions shown from each physician
Sec. Isl The book 90 issued by the
county clerk to nth class licensees
shall contain blank form for an in
ventory o. liquors on hand, and Of
purchases made during the month, with
the names Of parties from whom pur-
chased dates. quantities. and prices,
which the county clerk shall require
mcensee 10 all out and make oath
to each month If he finds reason for So
doing to guard the observance in good
faith OF the restrictions Of the law. II
at any time the account 20 kept creates
suspicion Of violation Of the law. the
clerk shall call it to the attention Of
the states attorney who shall institute
prosecution IL warranted. and shall also
! within a week before the converting Of
any grand jury term o. the county
court carefully examine the accounts
and records and present them to the
grand jury when necessity appears for
an investigation Of the conduct Of the
licensee.
sec. e. II states attorney inds
evidence Of negligence on the part Of
the county clerk, or Of collusion BY him
with vlolators q the law the states
attorney shall present the matter to the
judges or the county court and if upon
investigation thereof the Judges shall
fnd the charges established they shall
remove such county clerk from office.
FIFTH CLASS LICENSES IN NoN-LI-
CENsE TOWNS.
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SECRETARY or STATE TO PREPARE
LICENSES.

Sec. q. II shall be the duty Of the Sec
rotary Of state to prepare and procure
70 Be printed blank licenses Of each class
described in The following section tines
shall be numbered consecuhvels and the
conditions prescribed n this ACT shall be
printed upon the lace thereof he stall
forward sufficient number to each
board Of license commissioners IN The
state before the FIRST day of April in each
year or immediately upon application
therefor
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ISSUE or LICENSES.

Sec. 10. Every license shall be number
Cd and shah bear upon its race the num-
Der. the conditions specified in section
twenty-three OF this act. description Of
the room Or rooms III which the liquors.
are to be kept or sold, and the date Of its
issue: and shall continue In force untn
The FIRST day or May next following its
issue unless sooner forfeited or rendered
void It shah be signed BY the board
of license commissioners. and be coun-
tersigned BY the town clerk who shall
record It and transmit a copy or the rec
ord to the secretary Or state The Zee
for recording shah be one dollar which
the lioenaee shall pay to the town clerk
before the delivery Of the License; but
this provision for the expiration or
licenses shall not apply to licenses now
in force
UNLICENSED SALES PROHIBITED.
Sec. 70. No person shall furnish. sell,
expose or keep for sale any Intoxicating
LIQUOR except as authorized BY this act
but the provisions Of this act shall not
apply to the furnishing OF liquor by a
person in his private dwelling, unless It
be 70 an habitual drunkard Or unless
such private dwelling becomes a place OF
public resort Nor TO the sale Of fer
mented cider by the barrel Or cask Of
not less than thirty-tWo liquid gallons
capacity provided the same is delivered
and removed from the premises Of the
vendor at the time Of such sale in the
barrel or cask wherein the same is con-
tanned.
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COMPENSATION or LICENSE COM,
MIssIONERs.

Sec. 10 The compensation Of the com
rnlssioners shall be Fixed BY the assist
ant judges not to exceed three dollars
per day for time actually spent. to be
paid from the general funds Of the town.
The accounts OF members o. such board
shall be audited and allowed in the same
way as provided by law FOR the auditing
and allowance Of accounts OF town oai-
GERS.
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ArPLIcATIoN FoR LIcENeEs.

sec. s2. Application for licenses
shail pc in the Following form
10 the board Of license Commission
era for the town Of .............in the
county of..........I.. - IL
.,............ lin said county, hereby
make application for a..,....., class
license, to sell intoxicating liquors at
....... in said town of........
my age ISL. years, and my present
occupation is t..- and / am a
bona hde citizen Of the state Of YER
mont end resident Of the town Of
aoND 70 ACCOMPANY APPLICATION
Sec % wtih such application for
license shall be aled BOND signed ii
me applican. and by not less than two
good and sufficient snreties approved
by the board 70 go into ereet after
the license is granted. which bond shan
be N the following form
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE pRrs.
EMS; that We n p, Of princi-
pal, and G. p and 2, F as sureties. ara
holden e the town of 10 the
sum Of $4,000. FOR the payment Of which
we'll and truly % be made to said town
I'VE bind ourselves. or heirs, executors
and administrators frmly BY these
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CLASSIFICATION or LICENSES AMI
FEES THEREFOR

Sec a, Licenses issued under this
act shah Be Of the following classes. and
the fees therefor shall be as herein spec
iAed
First Class To sen Intoxicating liquors
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COMMISSIONERS 10 Dc SWORN.

Sec. H. Each member Of the board OF
license commissioners shah be sworn.
and shall file with the town clerk q COPY
OF his oincial cath signed By himself
and properly certified BY the magistrate
administering the same.
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and the voter shall mark cross cs)
against the class Of license for which he
desires to vote. II no special meeting is
held, in town voting in favor Of license.
licenses or any olass may be issued
Sec. T. The license issued IN such town
shall conform to the vote cast a. such
meeting and shall be in All respects sub
1ect to the provisions Of this act.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-10
CRICKETINC MEN
PLAN A SMOKER
Championship Emblem Will
Be Presented to Winning
Eleven of Past Season

Early in the week a meeting OF the
California Cricket Association was
held In this CITY, at which there were
present G. Harold Ward, delegate Of
the Alameda Club, in the chair; w.
H. McNaughton, his co-delegate; DR..
Q. N. Taylor, delegate of the Pacific
Cricket Club; Henry Roberts, delegate
of the San Francisco County Cricket
Club. and Arthur Inkersley, secretary
treasurer of the association.
1t was decided to wait until the an
nual election of 1906 before choosing
a successor to the late Edward Brown,
president of the association. 1t was
announced that the cricketers may fee,
reasonably sure OF being able to retain
the ground at Webster Road, Ala
media, for next seasons games, and
that another ground could be obtained,
If necessary, in Alameda.
1t was decided to hold a smoking
concert in this city on Saturday even
ing, January IA, when the champion
ship emblem will be presented to the
San Francisco County Club, winners
OF 1904. G. H. Ward, chairman; DR..
o. n. Taylor, w. H. McNaughton,
Henry Roberts, A. w. Wilding and j..
- ASObCl bSOi were dPpOllltSQ " SC
cure hall and look after the details
of the entertainment. 1t is proposed
to issue tickets to be sold at as mod
crate price as is found possible.
The secretary reported that he had
written to Major Wardill, manager of
the Australian eleven of 1905. express
iEg the hope that a match may be ar
ranged between the visitors from the
Antipodes and a California team of
QifrhfQar or 7fx-f r
ed out that the number of people TAX
ing an interest in cricket in California
being small it is not possible to take
in any large sum at the gates, but that
the California Cricket Association will
be ready to turn over almost the en-
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-10
BIG SHIPYARD
IN DIFFICULTY
Company That Built Cruiser
Denver Places Affairs in
the Hands of a Receiver

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. s-John w.
Grange to-day was appointed receiver
for the Neafie & Levy ShipbwIding
Company. one Of the oldest concerns OF
the kind in the country The company
recently completed the cruiser Denver.
1t is understood that the financial loss
on work for the Government caused the
embarrassment of the company.
The company's attorneys say that the
assets of the concern far exceed the liza
bilities, but are not at present avail
able. The concern will be rehabflitated
and continue business as heretofore.
The Neafie & Levy Company has
done and is doing much work for the
United States Government. The nro-
tected cruiser st. Louis is now two
thirds completed. Besides this the com
pany recently received contracts for
the building Of three steel tugs for the
Government. The company has built
seVeral torpedo boats and recently fin
lshed the cruiser Denver. The plant ia
also doing much private work
Ihe money expended on the cOnstruc-
O"n CT the st. Louis, which will event
LILLY De returned to the company when
the Government pays for the cruiser. IS
gwen as the principal cause for the
present difficulties
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RESUME
PLAY ON LINKS
Handicap Against ''Bogey"
Is Scheduled for Tuesday
on the Presidio Course
MANY EVENTS PLANNED
First Struggle of Season
for Councils Cup for
Women Follows Christmas

The second event on the schedule of
the Women's Annex of the San Fran
cisco Golf and Country Club will be
held on Tuesday morning, the 18th inst,
on the Preside course, play beginning
at $50 a. m. 1t is q handicap over
eighteen holes, match play, against
DOGGY"
The handicap tournament, match
play, the qualifying round of which was
played by the men of the San Francisco
Golf and Country Club on Thanksgiv-
ing day. is nearing its completion. The
two matches in the semi-final round
were between r. l. Bentley and DR..
j. r. Clark, the former winning up
and 1 to play, and between Worthing-
ton Ames and r. G. Hanford. Ames
has a handicap of ten and Hanford a
handicap of eight strokes on the eight
cen holes, these being the handicaps
they received in the qualifying round.
1t amounts to Ames receiving two
strokes from Hanford. The winner OF
the Ames- Hanford match will play in
the final round against r. i. Bentley,
whose handicap is eight. DR.. j. r.
Clark was expected to beat Bentley,
but the latter is playing too we'll at
present for the doctor to be able to
give him seven strokes, as he had to- do.
On Tuesday morning, the 9th inst,
the ladies of the San Francisco Golf
and Country Club will play the qualify
ing round over eighteen holes, medal
play, of the first competition held dur
ing the present season for the Council s
Cup for women. The first round OF
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INCLESlDE PARK
GATES CLOSED
COursing to Be Conducted
on but One Field for
an Indefinite Period

The struggle between the Greyhound
Owners Association and the managers
Of the two parks in this district, which
has been in progress for some time,
has at last reached an acute stage. AS
a result there will be no coursing at
Ingleside Park to-day and it is an
nounced the gates will remain closed
for an indefinite period. Union Park
will continue to run with greyhounds
owned by men not affiliated with the
association.
Affairs had reached a point where
the owners of greyhounds assumed
the right to dictate the value of prizes,
the class of stakes to be run, what
greyhounds should start in them and
the character Of the penalty to be i'm
posed for violation of the rules. AS
this left little authority for the park
owners or for the governing body Of
the sport they made stand for the
right TO conduct their business in their
own way.
1t is claimed by the members of the
association that certain proceedings
which precipitated the trouble were
Tot taken in their meetings. The Of
ficials are charged with having ex-
ceeded their authority, especially in
suspending certain men, thus making
IL impossible for them to run dogs
The trouble arose originally over the
payment Of a 25-cent admission at the
Union Park gate when the John Grace
cup was run. This admission has been
exacted for ten years and the money
added by the park was based on a Ger
tain take at the gate. Five of the
many owners who paid were singled
out for punishment. The park insisted
on their paying and the association
then asked the park officials to punish
these men for paying.
The park officials have refused to en-
tertain this request and have an
nounced they will not accedt to it If
there is never a blanket taken off a
greyhound in California.
With one park running one day a
week at this season only f1fty-six dogs
can be accepted each week One hun
dred and twelve dogs can be run in
two days and 168 in three days. AS
there are more than three hundred
dogs in regular training a large num-
Der must be left out each week. This
means the poorer dogs will be a burden
to their owners. 1t has been said of
horseracing that 1t is the greatest sport
in the world and the worst business.
The same applies to coursing. The
man who depends on few greyhounds
earning him a livelihood is on the
wrong tack Competition is keen and
the favor of the hare or some trivial
thing brings about the defeat Of q dog
considered a sure winner.
The coursing at Union Park to-mor-
row will be provided by two stakes, a
class and a reserve. Judge p j. Reilly
has recovered from his recent illness
and will officiate in the saddle. The
likely winners:
Class stake-Mcvey. Barge. Belle Free. The
Referee Richard Anton. Lost Chord. Carlow
Boy ] Z H.
Reserve stake-Medea. Miss Lucille. Texas
Mamie. Texas BlackliDs. Aeolus, Rich Ar
Marie. Jigamarco Quicksand. Racing Auto,
Texas Hoo Hoo Graceful Carmen, Lancashire
Lad Presto. Cranberry Sauce. Forest Fire,
Muggsy