The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-05-26


10 construed to prohibit the giving o.
intoxicating liquor to guests by per
.on in his private dwelling or apart
,,arts unless such dwelling or apart
,ronts shall become a place of public
resort. :,
r,,,, nbrase Intoxicating liquor" al
used in this ordinance shall be cohs'rue'
to include whisky, brandy, rum wine
ale beer. or any spirituous, vinous' Ier'
,,ented malt or other liquor containing
Intoxicating properties, whether medicat
od or not. and which Is capable OF De-
ing used as a beverage, except prepar'
,tIons compounded by a registered phar'
macist. the sale of which would not sun
,aot him to the payment of the special
t,,uor tax required by the laws OF the
United States.
whoever shall either as principal. a.
GENT. clerk or servant, directly or lhoi-
,ectlv. sell, barter, exchange. give away
ar otherwise dispose Of any intoxicating
liouor in any quantity whatever, or VINO
shall keep or have in his possession any
Intoxicating liquor with intent to SELL
oive AWAY. or otherwise dispose OF such
Honor contrary to the provisions OF this
ordinance; or whoever shall take or so
licit orders for or shall make asree-
ments to sell or deliver, give away OF
by any device, evade or attempt 10 C.
yade the provisions of this ordinance
shall he deemed guilty Of an unlawful
sale Of Intoxicating liquor and shall be
punished as hereinafter provided.
III
Nothing in this ordinance shall be con-
strued as prohibiting the sale OF intoxi-
-ating liuuor by a licensed druggist with
N the Town of Lynden, for medical pur-
poses, upon the written prescription OF
lilly licensed physician. or for sacrament
al purposes. or of alcohol for mechani-
al of chemical purposes only and any
uch liquor so sold shall not be drunk
IN the premises under any circum-
tances.
ANY druggist selling liquor for the pun
uses above provided shall keep true
nd exact record, in a book provided by
i'm for that purpose, In which shall De
Inferred at the time of every sale of in
oxicating liquor made by him, or in or
bout his place of business. to any
.homsoever, the date Of the sale, the
anne of the purchaser, his residence
stating street and house number II
here be such) the kind, quantity and
rice Of such liquor. the purpose for
rhich 1t is sold, and when the sale is
Dr. medical purposes, the book shall also
ontain the name of the physician issu-
* the prescription therefor, Such entry
hall at the time of the purchase, be
igned by the person purchasing the IL
uor. Every prescription for the sale of
iquor shall be cancelled by writing thA
,ord Cancelled" and the date on which
was presented and filled. and shall be
ept on file, and no such prescription
hall be filled the second time.
This book and all prescriptions for In
liquors filled, shall be open to
lspection by the attorney for the Town
( Lynden or any Justice of the Peace or
'olice Justice having jurisdiction there
n. or any Marshal or other police offic-
r within said Town Of Lynden.
Any druggist or pharmacist who shall
all to keep such record, or who shall
estroy or alter in any way any such
ecord or entry therein, or any prescrip-
ion filled. or permit or procure the
anne to be destroyed or altered, or re-
use inspection thereof, to any person
Untitled to demand such inspection, or
hall fail to cancel any such prescrip-
ion, or shall refill any prescription. or
hall sell intoxicating liquors for medi-
al purposes except on written prescrip-
ion, or for sacramental purposes with
tut an order signed by a clergyman.
shall, for each such act, be deemed gull
~ of misdemeanor: provided, how
'ver. that nothing therein contained
of intoxicating liquors by a druggist to
or for a sick person In case of extreme
illness where delay may be dangerous
to the patient.
v
Any person, firm or corporation who
shall violate any of the provisions of
this ordinance or shall fail to comply
with the provisions hereof, shall, upon
of such violation, or failure
to comply. be punished by fine of
not to exceed One Hundred $4,000 Dol
lars and costs. or by imprisonment not
to exceed thirty days, or by fine of
not to exceed Fifty 05OOO) and impris-
onment not to exceed fifteen C5) DAVIS
Any person. firm, or corporation con-
victed for the violation of the provisions
OF this ordinance. shall. upon the Sc
cond conviction for violating any of its
PROVISIONS, be punished by a fine Of
not less than Fifty $4,000 Dollars and
of not less than ten DAYS
In any prosecution for the violation NJ
any provision Of this ordinance. It shall,
not be necessary to state the kind Of in
toxicating liquor sold, nor to descr,ha
the place where sold nor ~ ,ho,,,