The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-18

with at least two suretIcs, who shall be
frceholdcrss No person is allowed TO
become surety on more than one bond.
The bill makes the licensee liable
for all damages that may arise, in con
sequence of tho sale OF and traffic in
intoxicating liquors, or indirectly caused
by the gift or sale of such liquors. For
example,
\ married woman shall have right OF
action against hcensec for loss Of sup
port OF herself and minor children. and
she may maintain such action in her
own name, In such action II shall only
be necessary TO prove that the licensee
or his agent has sold or given intoXicat-
Ing liquors TO her husband. and that by
reason thereof he became disqualified 10
provide for her for his minor chill
dren, or that he neglected to DO SO. or
that he spent his money. or a portion
thereof. for Intoxicating LIQUORS obtained
from the icensee and that the sales
or gifts as aforesaid caused, or TO a
considerable extent contributed to the
husbands disqualification or 10 his neg
lcct or failure TO earn money. or to pro-
vide for his family. ANY licepsce under
this act, who shall sell or give TO any
person who Is already intoxicated or Wis
IDLY under the influence OF liquor. any
intoxicating liquors. shall be liable 20
such person for actual damages sus
tanned by him by reason OF any injury
that such person may sustain by reason
OF his Intoxicated condition. i'll case such
person by reason OF such condition has
temporarily loSt COnlrOl OF MS latulllSS
and by reason thereof Is injured.
For Medical Purposes.
Registered pharmacists, in units
where the vote has been against the
sale of Intoxicating liquors, are per-
mittcd to sell liquors, for medical pur-
poses, only upon tho prescription of a
regular practicing physician, which pre-
scription shall contain all necessary in
formation. These prescriptions are to
be kept on file and submitted 10 the
proper official twice each year. At each
filing, fee of 81 must be paid by the
pharmacist, and he is not permitted to
| refill prescription. Druggists and
! pharmacists are permitted, however, TO
| pharmacists. public or charity hospitals,
or to medical or pharmaceutical col
| leges, or TO scientific schools or insti-
tutions, but IA record of snch sales must
be kept for inspection. After the sec
'ond conviction of physician or phar-
macist who violates any of the provis-
ions of the act, his license is to be re-
voked. Druggists and pharmacists are
not permitted TO sell liquor for con
sumption upon their premises.
1T is made unlawful for any person.
| partnership or corporation engaged in
the manufacture or sale of Intoxicating
| liquors to aid in the procuring of a
| license for any other person, or TO he
interested therein. The same applies
used for retailing liquor, and applies
with equal force to the retailer.
1t is also made unlawful for the
| holder of license to employ any per
son under the age of 81 to serve IL
| quors. This also applies to the han
ding of liquors in brewery or bottling
establishments.
Closing at II O'Clock.
Closing hours for saloons are fixed at
III p. m. and they are not permitted
to reopen until & n. IN the following
morning; They, also are to be closed
on Sundays and election days.
| With the exception of clubs and phar.
macists ii is provided that no liquor
shall he sold except in single room on
the ground floor OF any building, the
main entrance to which shall open on
"A public street. Booths and partitions
arc barred, and screens and other OBJ
interior must be In plain view from
the street. 1t IS provided that there
shall be no gambling of any kind, no
| music, no lunch, no improper decora
tons, no females employed, and nc
chairs. benches or other furniture IN
front of the bar. Neither shall there
be any connection with any room
where improper practices are carried
on. Any person under the age of 2I
who misreprescnts his age in order to
obtain intoxicating liquors. shall bc
deemed guilty OF misdemeanor.
In case OF riot or great public ex
citement. saloons NAV be closed for &
period of not exceeding three days
In order to prevent other illicit sell
ing of liquor il is provided that Tho
delivery in or from any building, stand
or booth, except a private dwelling
house. shall be prima facie evidence
same applies to an internal revenm,
+ stamp Of the United States In prose
u cutions. il shall be necessary to stat,