The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-04-09

1ade; which said record shall be I
ubject at all times to the inspec- v
ion of the Solicitor of the Dis t
rict, the sheriff and other peace '
ficers of the county, the mayor {
nd police officers of the city or l
own in which said licensed and j
pharmacists business
5 lo"oated and all other persons;
md any licensed and registered
failing to keep the
record aforesaid, or re
fusing to permit examina-
5ion of such record by the officers
named or other persons, shall be
guilty of a misdemeanor, and
upon conviction be fined or i'm
or both in the discre-
tion of the court.
Sec. 4. The place where deliv-
cry of any Intoxicating liquors is
made in tire State of North Caro-
lima shall be construed and held |
to be the place of sale thereof
and any station or other place
within said State to which any
person shall ship or convey any
intoxicating liquors for the pur-
pose of delivery CT carrying the
same to a purchaser shall beco:l-
strued to be the place of sale:
provided, that nothing in this act
shall be construed to prevent the
delivery of any Neutrality-suspicious.
to any licensed and registered
pharmacist in sufficient quanti-
ties for medical purposes only.
Sec. 5. Nothing in this actshalI
he construed as making it unlaw-
full to sell to any minister of re-
ligion or any other officer of a
church wine to be used for re
ligious or sacramental purposes.
Sec, 6. Nothing in this act
shall be construed to prevent the
county com missioners or govern.
ing body of any city or town from
prohibiting the sale ofspirituous,
vinous, fermented or malt liquors
or intoxicating bitters by any l.
ccnsed or registered pharmacies
in their respective counties, cir
les or towns; provided that tht
commissioners or goyernin J
body of city or town may levy .
special privilege tax upon any IL
censed pharmacist licensed tt
sell spirituous vinous or malt
liquors.
/ Sec. 7, That all laws or parts
of laws in conflict with this act be
and the same are hereby to the
extent of such conflict repealed
Provided, however, that nothing
in this act shall operate to repea
any of the local or special acts o.
the General Assemb bly, of Nortl
Carolina prohibiting the manu-
facture or sale or other dispO
sition of any of the liquors in thi
act; but all such acts shall cor
tinue in full force and effect an
! in concurrence herewith; and il
O. dictment or prosecution may b
= had either under this act or an
- special or local act relating 10th
n same subject: Provided, that,
c the provisions of sections ] to
(inclusive) of this act shall fail
,r 90 into effect on the first day
J. January, 1909, because of a ia
X ure of a majority of the votes ca
,r in the election hereafter provide
n for to be Against the man ufat
% ure and sale of intOXicatil
+ liquors, then this act shall 4
" be construed as repeal of a
+ laws under which prohibition
a. a dispensary has been estt
60 lished; nor shall it have the effe
~ of restoring license where p
alt hibition or a dispensary now
re tains.
on Sec. 8. Any person violati
or any of the provisions of this
In shall be guilty of misdemean
q Sec. 9. That the foregoing
~ visions of this act shall go i
~ effect on the 1st day of Janua
M 1909, if majority of the vc
:, . cast at abe election hereinat
di provided for shall be against
y manufacture and sale OF ant
h, eating liquors.
and Sec. 10 That, on the
I~or Tuesday in May 1908, an cleo
dis shall be held in the several {
and ion precincts in each count!
sod the State of North Carolina
,olI determine whether the pr'
,ro ions of Sections l to 9 (inclu'
of this act shall become effec
ooor Said election shall be condu
- and held under the same I
and regulations and in the
as II manner as elections for Stat
+; IN " ficers; and, unless otherwise