The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-02-22

HHS3 TeaSOH 70 IDelleVe Chat the pur-
chaser is minor, or is itoxicated, or
is in the habit Of using Intoxicating
liquors to excess, or, if the parent,
husband, wife, committee or guardian
has made written request that no sale
or delivery be made to such purchaser.
."Sec. 16. The dispenser shall sell
only In room fronting public
street, without pictures, mirror, or any
Communications whatever, inside or
outside, and without any screen, cur
tain or other device for preventing
the, passing public from fully viewing
what may be transpiring within; nor
shall any restaurant, pool or billiard
room, or any other form of public
amusement be run or conducted in
the building in which said room is sit
uated, nor shall any opening commun-
icatng with such be permitted. 4
"Sec. II. The governor, county
dispensary board, mayor or intend
ant Of any city or town within which
a dispensary may be located are here
by given the power and authority to
cause the places where sales are per-
mitted by this act to be temporarily
closed, as often and for such time as
the public good may demand.
"Sec. 18. On the first days Of Jan
uary, April, July and October in ev-
cry year, the county dispensary board
shall file with the clerk of court a
sworn statement Of the profits Of
each dispensary in the county for the
three months preceding said dates re-
spectively, which shall be recorded by
him in book Kept for that purpose,
and published forthwith by said
board, once in newspaper published
within the county. The board shall
file a copy thereof with each of the
following officers: The county treas
urer, the county supervisor, and the
county superintendent of education,
and the mayor or intendant of any
city or town within which dispen-
sary may be located; and upon the
said days shall divide the profits in
to three equal parts; one-third to be
paid to the county treasurer for ordi-
nary county expenses; one-third to
the county treasurer for the county
school fund, or for roads and bridges
as may be determined by the election
provided for in section 3 of this act,
and one-third to the treasurer of the
municipality in which said dispensary
is located, for ordinary expenses, ex-
cept in the counties of Abbeville, Un-
ion, Newberry and Lancaster, where
the profits shall be equally divided
between t. counties for ordinary
county purposes and the town or city
where dispensaly is located for
municipal purposes; and in the coun-
ty of Georgetown, where one-tenth
shall go to the public schools and the
balance shall be equally divided be-
tween the county for ordinary coun-
ty purposes and the city of George
town for municipal purposes; and in
the county Of Orangeburg, where one
half of the profits shall go to the
municipality where such dispensary
is located and the balance to be equal
ly divided between the public schools
OF The county and the county for ordi-
mar county purposes; and in the
counties of Lee, Bambere, Fairfield,
Richland, and Florence, where one
fifth shall go to the public schools
in the. said counties and the balance
to be equally divided between the
town or city where the dispensary is
located and the county for ordinary
county purposes; and in the county
of Sumter 10 per cent. of the entire
profits derived in the said county
from all dispenSaries located therein
shall go to the general school fund
Of the profits that remain one-half
thereof that arises from each and ev-
cry dispensary in said county shall
go to the county for ordinary pul-
poses, and the town or city in which
dispensary may be located shall re-
tain the other one-half for ordinary
purposes; and in the county of Char
lesion, where one-half shall go to the
city, one-tenth to the school fund
one-fifth to general county fund and
one-fifth to sanitary drainage COM
mission of Charleston county fo,
drainage purposes and work
ing the public roads; and in the coun-
ty Of Hampton, where one-half of
the profits shall go to the general
county fund, one-fourth to the town