Hot Springs post. (Hot Springs, Alaska) 1908-1909, 1909-04-24

pllcant has not been, since the passage
OF this act, adjudged guilty of violating
the laws concerning the sale of intoxi-
eating liquors, or laws for the proven
ton OF crime in the district.
"Fourth-That said applicant in
tends to, and If so licenced will, carry
on such business for himself and not as
agent for any other person.
"Fifth-That said applicant intends
to, and if SO licensed will, superintend
in person the management of the BUSH
ness licensed
"Sixth-That said applicant will not
conduct, maintain or permit the main
tenance of any gambling, dance hall or
bawdy house on or in connection with
the premises, nor permit any female or
minor in or about the rooms where
liquor is sold or served.
"That if any false material statement
is made in any part of such petition or
affidavit the petitioner of petitioners
shall be deemed guilty of perjury, and
upon conviction thereof said license
shall be revoked and said licensee shall
be subject to the penalties provided by
law for the crime of perjury.
THAT should it appear to the district
judge that any of the statements above
renumerated, required to be made in
the petition, are untrue at the time of
application for such license, such appli-
cation shall be denied.
''That should it appear to the district
Judge, after the granting of any such .
license, that any of the statements
above renumerated, required to be
made in the petition, are untrue, or
that the applicant is permitting any of
the things to be done or exist on the
premises contrary to the statements re-
quired in the petition, it shall be the
duty of such judge to forthwith enter
an order revoking said license, and all
license moneys deposited by the appli-
cant shall be thereby forfeited, and it.
shall be the duty of the United States
arshals and their deputies and the
United States attorneys and their depu-
ties in said district to investigate and
report to the district judge any viola
tion of any of the provisions of this Sec
ton: Provided, that this act shall net
be SO construed as to prevent any inn
keeper or any person operating hotel
in good faith from receiving as guests
women and minors.
''Sec. 46S. That the liquor licenses
authorized and provided for by this act
shall be of two classes, namely, whole
sale and barroom. Every applicant for
license shall deposit the amount of
the license fee with the clerk of the
court at the time of filing his applica-
ton therefor; and if upon consideration
of such application by the court, as pro-
vided for in this act, the court shall
determine to grant the license prayed
for, it shall notify the clerk of the
court and the applicant in writing, and
the applicant shall thereupon receive :.
his license.
THAT the fee for wholesale license
shall be $4,000 per annum, and for bar
room or retail license $1,000 per annum:
Provided, that the fee for a retail IL
cense for roadhouses on regular post
roads or trails where the population
within two miles of the place where
the business is to be conducted does not
exceed fifty persons or for steamboat
or steamer operating on the inland
rivers of Alaska during the season of
open navigation shall be $500 per an
mum: Provided, that said steamboat or
steamer shall not be authorized to sell
intoxicating liquor while in port or
dock: And provided, that the words
towns, camps or settlements, as used in
this act shall be construed to embrace
the population within radius of two
miles of the place wherein the business
is to be conducted under the license.
''That a retail or barroom license
shall be required for every hotel, tav-
ern, boat, barroom or other place in
which intoxicating liquors are sold at
retail.
''That a wholesale license shall only
the licensee to sell distilled,
malt or fermented liquors, wines and
cordials in quantities not less than four
gallons; not to be drunk on the prem
ises where sold; and no such license
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