The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-11-02
MAINE U. S. LIQUOR TAX PAYERS


MAINE U. S. LIQUOR TAX PAYERS
Below are all the U. S. liquor tax en-
tries in Maine from last April 10th tt
October 6, 1911. They number 1893 fo1
the first three months and five days Of
this current revenue year and 25O fol
two months and twenty days of the las,
revenue year, ending June 80, 1911, or g
total of l, 149
The names of these tax payers are
here arranged alphabetically by coun-
ties, towns and surnames. Entries pre-
coded by no sign are for retail or whole
sale malt liquor dealers (R. M. L. D OF
W. M. L. D. Entries preceded by a
star (') are for retail or wholesale liquor
dealers (R. L. D., or W. L. d. en-
tries preceded by dash - are for
brewers.
The amount of the tax follows the
name of the payer and indicates whether
he is retailer (R. L. D., S25; R. M. L..
D., $20), or a wholesaler CIV. L. D.,
500 W. NJ. L. D., $500, or a brewer
forever, 500. If the amounts are diff
ferent than these sums. there will be a
date in parentheses (before the amount)
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year the tax is paid. The date and
amount show whether the person is a
wholesaler or a retailer.
A revenue year extends from July 1st
to June 3Oth. Fractions of year are
always reckoned from the beginning of
some month to the following June Both.
The date in parentheses before the
amount shows whether the payment is
for the revenue year 1901, or 1911-12.
If there is no date in parentheses before
the amount, the tax is for 1911-l2. The
date after the amount shows when the
tax is paid, which may be one or two
years after it is due. The only parts of
the official record here omitted are the
stamp numbers and file numbers of the
payers.
This list includes the names of many
law abiding druggists, who are obliged
to pay the R. L. D. tax, on account of
having for sale alcoholic, medicinal COM
pounds, which the analyses of the rev.
enue department show to be potable.
The list includes, also, some dealers in
light beers, containing one or two per
cent. of alcohol, not prohibited by our
State law, but taxed under the federal
law.
These liquor tax entries for 1911-12
are more numerous than at any similar
period of the revenue year since 1903.
They indicate that Maine liquor sellers
are less afraid of interference than for
merly and suggests the need of local eff
fort in many parts of our State in be-
half of law enforcement. N. Pringle
in Civic League Record.
Waldo County.
pEJEAST
'Baker, H. W., (s-1, '1D, s22.s2, 1923, '1D;
.Benson, Geo, al, '1D se25. s-5, IL;
Pleasant street.
.Howes & Co., A. A., s25, 6-2s, IL, 26 Main
street, Asa A. Howes, Ralph H. Howes
sMaddocks, Saml D., $25, s-25, II; CONNER
cial House.
poor, Fred R., s25, e-2s, H.. Johnson's
Block.
siciliano, Michael, AL, '11) S. ALL, II; ST
Main street.
siciliano, Michael $780, FPS. II; 81 Main
street
STAPLES, j. E., Isl, ~, s22.92, Gil, II;
TENDER 1917, IL.
.Trundy, 7. j., (7-l, 10Y s25, 81, IL; High
street.
.Windsor Hotel, s25. 7-25, II; High street,
E. A. Jones, owner
wood, R. M, $25. S-21, IL; Main street
BURNHAM JUNCTION.
Reynolds, Frank H., ISL; '11), 1894, 4-28,
IL; Cross street.
Reynol Is, F. H., 500, a-2, II; Restaurant,
Cross street.
CAPE JELLIsoN.
Croce, Jack, Ill, '11), $40, 1923, II; Western
avenue.
Guidi, Carlo, $40, TIT, IL; E. side Prospect
Rd.
.Keating, VIM. G., (5-l, '11), SALT, oil, IL
-Keating, VIM. G., s25. TIT, IL; Mano,
| House.
Switzer Water Co., $50, 80, IL; Rd. from
Prospect Ferry to Belfast; P. o. Stockton
Springs, Me-, Waldo H. Pooler, Treas.
sEARsPoRT.
Croce, Antonio, 500, 8-3, IL; Main street.
STOCKTON SPRINGS.
Bradley, James P, AL, '1l), SIS, 8-21, II
Clark Bldg, Cape Jellison.
Bradley, James P, $40. s-2l, IL; Cape Jelli'
son, Clark Bldg.
Callahan, Bernard, al, 'lD, IS, Al, IL
| Cape Jellison
Callahan, B., 500, I'll, IL; Clark Bldg.
Croce, Jack. $40, 1923, II; Cape Jellison.
Dutch, Fred M, $780, Til, IL; Dutch Blk
Main street.
White, James F., 500, 1928, IL; Cape Jellison
UNITY.
Adams & Son, J. A., $40, 8-9, IL; E. sid
Main street, James A. Adams, Chas. A
Adams.
WINTERPORT.
'Dunton, A. H., S25, SO, II; Commerce.
House.
There are 1149 licenses in the State
but as the Lewiston Journal truly oh
serves:
This list includes the names of
many law-abiding druggists, who
are obliged to pay the R. L. D. tax,
on account of having for sale alco-
holic, medicinal compounds, which
the analyses of the revenue depart
ment show to be potable. The list
includes, also, some dealers in light
beers, containing one or two per cent
Of alcohol, not prohibited by our
State law, but taxed under the fed
eral law.