The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-03-05

Logan City. the sale of any intoxicat-
ing liquors, either in person or by
sign, circular. letter, card. price list,
advertisement, or otherwise. The
provisions Of this section shall not
apply to a person soliciting orders
from licensed druggist.
4s1. Permit to sell ON premises. 1t
shall be unlawful for any owner, les
sor. lessee o. person in possession Of
any building. room. booth. enclosure
or other place within Logan City to
permit any person to sell. keep for
sale, give away or otherwise dispose
Of any intoxicating liquors in or on
such premises. except as provided IN
this ordinance.
432. Sale upon prescription. Any
registered pharmacist may sell and
furnish intoxicating liquors for med
zeal purposes only, upon the written
prescription of regularly practic-
ing physician Of the state Of Utah,
in the manner herein provided. The
prescription shall contain the name
of the person prescribed for. the
quantity and kind of liquor prescribed
and shall be signed by the prescrib-
ing physician. No prescription shall
be filled hereunder except upon the
day upon which It is dated and Is
sued, or upon the following day. On,
the first day of June and January Of
each year the registered pharmacist
shall file all such prescriptions filled
within the preceding six months, with
the city recorder of Logan City. Such
prescriptions shall, at any time after
having been filled, be open to pub
lie inspection. A fee Of 800 for
each lot Of prescriptions so filled shall
be paid by the said druggist to the
city recorder. Provided. however that
IL such prescriptions are filed and
said fee Is paid in conformity with
the law Of the State of Utah, this
ordinance shall not be construed to
require the filing of additional pro
scriptions or the payment Of any
additional fee. No prescription shall
be refilled nor shall more than cie
quart be furnished on one prescrlp-
ton. Nothing in this ordinance snail
be construed to prevent druggists or
registered pharmacists from furnish
ing or selling intoxicating liquors In
wholesale quantities to registered
pharmacists, to public or charity hos
pitfalls, to medical or pharmaceutical
colleges, or to scientific schools or
institutions. All druggists and reg
istered pharmacists shall keep COM
plete record Of all sales at wholesale
of intoxicating liquor, which record
shall at all times be open to lnspec-
ton of the peace officers Of this city.
No physician shall issue prescrip-
ton except for bona fide medical pur-
poses.
433. Obtaining upon prescription II.
legally. 1t shall be unlawful for any
person to obtain from physician a
prescription for intoxicating liquors
with intent to procure intoxicating
liquors to be used as a beverage and
to produce intoxicatioh and the fact
that the person obtaining such pre-
scription became intoxicated on the
liquors purchased. on such prsscrip-
ton shall bs prims facis evidence
that such prescription wss obtained
with such intent. ~, eleml y.
49,. Idsm. II shall be unlawful for,
any physician 10 issue . prescription
for intoxicating liquors. with intent
to aid any person to procure intoxi-
eating liquors to be used as beg
erage. sa.
435. Aiding person unlawfully OBJ
tanning. 1t shall be unlswful for any
person with intent to aid any person
to obtain intoxicating liquors to leave
or place the same where they can be
by any person or taken
away, and the owner, lessee, or per-
son in possession of the premises
where intoxicating liquors are so left