The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-01-21

nor at the close of each fiscal year,
all of their acts and doings under this
act, with detailed statements of
all receipts, disbursements and expen-
ses incurred. Any or all of said board
may be removed by the governor on
good cause shown, after notice and
hearing.
Sec. 3. Said board of license COM
'missioners shall be provided with
suitable rooms for Offices in the city
of Santa Fe.
Sec. 6. A retail liquor dealer is one
who sells liquor in quantities less
than five gallons to one person at one
time.
Sec Z. Retail liquor licenses shall
be of the following classes:
First class.-To sell liquor OF any
kind to be drunk, or not, on the prem
ises.
Second class-To sell liquor of any
kind not to be drunk on or about the
pr amises or adjacent thereto.
Third Class.-For retail druggists
to sell liquor of any kind for medicinal
chemical and Sacramental purposes
only, and for dealers in paints and oils
to sell alcohol for mechanical and
chemical uses only.
Fourth class.-To sell liquor of any
kind to be drunk on the premises to
be used only to organized associations
or clubs.
. Fifth Classic distillers and brew
ers to sell their product in packages
for shipment or distribution TO the
trade.
Every license of the first. second,
third and fourth classes, shall specify
the room or rooms in which liquor
shall be sold or served, and no liquor
shall be sold or served under such
license in any other room or place.
Sec s. After the passage of his act
no retail liquor licenses shall be grant
ed or issued except by the territorial
board, and no such license shall be
granted for less than one year.
Sec. g. Fees for licenses shall be as
follows:
First class-In cities or incorporat-
ed towns having population of three
thousand or more, one thousand dol
lars.
In cities or incorporated towns hav-
ing a population of less than three
thousand, seven hundred dollars.
To do business outside of the limits
of any city or incorporated town,
where the population of the precinct
sand dollars; where the population of
the precinct is less than three thou
sand and over two thousand, seven
hundred dollars; where the Popula-
tion of the precinct is less than two
thousand and over one thousand, hVe
hundred dollars; where the popuia-
ton of the precinct is less than one
thousand and over five hundred, three
hundred dollars; and where the popu-
latfon of the precinct is less than five
hundred two hundred dollars; pro-
vided, that no license of this class
shall be granted to do business 0t any
place outside of city or Incorporated
town, except at such places and in
such houses as may be designated and
approved by the board in its discre-
tion
Second class.-One fourth of the
amounts required for licenses of the
first class.
Third class-Ten dollars per year
when liquor is sold only upon ply
sicians prescriptions. II sold other
wise, as hereinafter provided, one hun
dred dollars per year.
Fourth class.-Two hundred and fif-
ty dollars per year.
Fifth class-Three hundred and f1f-
ty dollars per year.
Fifth class-Three hundred dollars
per year.
Sec 10. No person shall receive a
license under the provisions of this
act.
L. Who has been or shall be con-
victed of felony, or knowingly has IN
his employ person who has been so
convicted;
2. Who is under the age of twen-
ty-five years, provided, however, that
any pharmacist, duly registered in
! the territory who is twenty-one years
of age and otherwise a qualified per-
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