Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-15

macist, under the laws of tbi,
state, for medicinal purposes only
upon a written prescription of a reg.
ularly authorized resident physician
as set forth in section four of this
ordinance, which prescription shall
be- made out in the name of the Der.
son for whom it was given. and
such person.
Before said prescription is filled
however. as aforesaid, the person for
ton is a minor. his or her father or
filled only at the personal request OF
whom it was given must endorse It
in the presence of said pharmacist
and before him be identified by ono
or two witnesses in case he or she ia
not personally known to him. Where
the person receiving such prescrip-
mother, or guardian. as the case NAV
be, must endorse it for the ward in
the presence Of the pharmacist un.
der the same regulations as are here.
In prescribed for adults to follow in
like instances. And there shall be
Tut one sale, and one delivery. of not
to exceed one pint of any intoxicat.
ing liquors on prescription as afore.
said to any one person in each TWEEN.
ty-fOur hours, but no pharmacis.
shall permit this drinking on his
premises. nor in any apartment con-
nected Herewith and under his con.
troll any of the Intoxicating LIQUORS
purchased by prescription as afore-
said.
Every pharmacist shall furnish
the city clerk with a copy of each
prescription he fills calling for intox-
icattng liquors, within twenty-rour
hours of its receipt, and said clerk
shall endorse thereon the date of the
receipt, and place the same on file
for the inspection of any citizen OF
the city who may take a memoran-
dunn or copy thereof. No person
shall sell intoxicating liquors to any
person whom he has reason to be.
lieve desires the same to use as :
beverage; or sell liquor when he has
reason to believe the liquor sold is
not a remedy for the ailment de-
. scribed in the prescription therefor,
or shall sell, barter or give away any
Intoxicating liquors to any minor,
any person under the influence OF
liquor, or who is in the habit of be-
coming intoxicated.
Section s. Any person who shall
obtain intoxicating liquors from
pharmacist by false pretense, in any
way whatsoever, shall upon convic.
ton be fined the sum of fifty dollars,
which fine shall be collected and en-
forced as provided by law.
Section Z. All ordinances or
parts of ordinances in conflict here
with are hereby repealed.
Section 8. This ordinance shall
90 into effect and be in full force
on and after the -. day Of ......
...... A. D., 19O.....
At such special election the polls
will be open atA12 O'Clock noon and
will continue open until O'Clock p
m. OF the same day. The said cleo
ton shall be conducted as other city
elections are conducted.
The form Of ballot will, among
other things. contain the words:
For Ordinance No. 666.
and
Against Ordinance No. 666.
The polling places designated by
ordinance for such election are as
follows:
First Ward-Hose House No. l.
Second Wa:d-Hose House NO. :.
Third Ward-Hose House No. 3.
The judges and clerks of election
appointed by the council are:
First Ward-Judges, c. P. Cooufh
M. NJ. Beach and Lee Pennell. Clerks
F. H. Wood and Albert Hester
Second Ward-Judges, P. n. wiz
Jams. w. P. Hunt and George E. Efp'
Clerks, ]. H. Jones and L. King
Third Ward-Judges L. D. ocna..
ner. Eugene Gasser and c. E. "nl'
comb. Clerks, T. NJ. Fleming aH'
Thomas Lindsey. -.
Dated at Lewiston, 1daho, 'n'
l 10Th day Of October. 1908.
JNO. q. NICKERSON,
sN,SEfea City clerh