Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-12

conviction thereof be fined one hun
dred dollars, which fine shall be COL
lected and enforced as provided by
law. provided, that registered phar-
macists, under the ordinances of
this city may sell intoxicating liquor
for medicinal purposes as herein
after provided.
Section 2. The mayor may, upon
application in writing, grant per-
mits to pharmacists for the sale Of
Intoxicating. malt, vinous, mixed or
fermented liquor, for medicinal pur-
poses only, for such time as may be
allowed by such permits; but the
mayor may grant or refuse to grant
such permits, and deny any applica-
ton SO made for any reason which to
the mayor may appear to be suf1-
cient, or In the interest Of the pub
lie welfare of the said city.
Section 3. Before any such per-
NIT shall be issued to any pharma-
cist as provided in Section 2 of this
ordinance, such pharmacist must fur
nssh good and sufficient bond to
the city of Lewiston aforesaid, in
the penal sum Of $1,000, signed by
two or more sureties to be approved
by the mayor, conditioned that thu
said pharmacist will comply with
the rules, regulations, bylaws or or
dinances now in force, or that may
be hereafter enacted or established.
regarding the sale. disposal or use Of
such liquors, and upon a violation of
any such rules, regulations, bylaws
OF ordinances, to pay the full penal
ty Of said bond.
Section 4. Any physician who is
resident of the city Of Lewiston,
and who is lawfully and regularly
engaged in the practice of his profess
|, sion as business. and who, in the
case OF actual need, shall deem any
Intoxicating liquors necessary for the
health of his patients. may give such
patients a written or printed pre-
scription therefor. stating in said
prescription the particular disease
for which 1t Is given. or may admin
lister the same himself but no IRE.
scription shall be given or liquor ad-
ministered except in cases of actual
need, and when. In his Judgment. the
use OF intoxicating liquor is neces-
sary. And every physician who shall
In any manner violate this the fourth
section OF this ordinance, shall upon
conviction thereof be fined in any
sum not less than fifty dollars nor
to exceed one hundred dollars, which
fine shall be collected and enforced
as provided by law.
Section 5, Any person having
permit to sell intoxicating liquors
under the provisions OF sections two
and three of this ordinance may sell
the same only by himself in person.
or by clerk who is registered
pharmacist, or assistant phar-
macist, under the laws of this
state. for medicinal purposes only,
upon written prescription of a reg
ularly authorized resident physician
as set forth in section four of this
ordinance, which prescription shall
BIZ made out in the name of the per-
son for whom 1t was gwen. and
filled only at the personal request of
such person.
Before said prescription is filled
however, as aforesaid. the person for
whom 1t was given must endorse IT
IN the presence of said pharmacist
and before him be Identified BY one
or two witnesses in case he or she is
not personally known to him. Where
the person receiving such prescrip.
tion Is minor, his or her father. or
mother. or guardian, as the case may