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

shall have the right 10 manufacture and
dispose OF the same ut wholesale at the
place where manufactured by obtaining
license therefor and by complying with
the other provisions OF this act. and OF
all other laws of this state relating TO
the manufacture of intoxicating liquors
and the sale thereof at wholesale, not
~ithstanding the result of any election
provided for In this act in any voting
unit created hereunder, Provided. that
no license shall he issued 20 any manu-
lacturer who was not engaged In the
manufacture OF intoxicating liquors al
tho time OF holding any election at which
Sale "
Qualifications for Licenses.
The measure then provides that no
license shall be granted to any person.
except male person over % years of
age, or TO partnership of male per
sons over the age of % years. The
person or persons must be of good
moral character and own at least the
personal property used in the conduct
of the business, and the property must
not be encumbered in an amount in
excess of half of the value. Sa-
looms are not permitted license if
they are within 800 feet of a school
or church. but this does not apply to
drug stores and hotels. The mayor
and city councils of cities and the trus-
tees of towns are authorized. however.
to determine limits for the purposes of
the act. Persons or partnerships arc
not TO bc granted license If any per.
sou or partner has previously violated
any OF the provisions of the act, nor
shall license be issued to a corpora
tion, except to bona fide clubs. In the
ease of clubs, the license must be grant
cd to a member of the club. However,
licenses may be granted to individuals,
partnerships or corporations engaged
IN the manufacture of liquors for sale
at wholesale Ouly.
The bill then defines the various
dealers in intoxicating liquors and fixes
annual licenses as follows:
Fixing the Licenses.
4 brewer is defined as a person
partnership or corporation engaged In
manufacturing fermented or malt liquors
and disposlng Of the same.
\ "distillcr Is defined as a person,
partnership or corporation engaged In
manufacturing distilled spirits and dis
A club" is defined as a corporation
formed solely for business or social pur-
poses. and which may incidentally de-
sire to dispose OF intoxicating liquors TO
It's members and their bona tlde guests
only No organization not duly lncor-
porate.d, shall he regarded as club
fined as a person. partnership or corpor-
alton which compounds or disposes ~
drugs or medicines; and IN the course az
liquors not To he consumed upon the
premises
A Wholesale dealer is defined as n
person, partnership or corporation which
disposes OF Intoxicating liquors in quan-
tides not less than i've wine gallons.
A ''retail dealer" is defined rs IA per-
son or partnership which dlsposes of in
toXicaiing liquors in quantities OF less
than i've wine gallons. which may he
consumed on the premises.
City councils. boards of trustees and
boards Of county commissioners shall fix
the amounts 10 bc paid for licenses with
in the following limits: For annual IL
censeS. excluding cost and expense Incl
dent 10 application for license:
Retail dealer. not less than $500 and
not more than $500
Wholesale dealer. not less than 500
and not more than $1,000.
DIstlller not less than 500 and not
NOR" than $1,000.
Druggists or Pharmacists. in voting
units voting For sale. not less than
$200 and not more than $500.
Brcwers operating n brewery with an
annual capacity not exceeding 5000 bar
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