The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-23
AN ACT
Secretary of State.

| Richmond, Va, there is hereby appro l priated out of any moneys in the stat treasury not heretofore otherwise ap | propriated the sums of s250 (two hun
 dred and fifty dollars) year for eacl 1 of the fiscal years ending respective ly on the S0th days of September, 1915 1918. 1917 and 1918, total for the fou years of 5000 Gone thousand dollars) Sec. 2 That the sums appropriatet by section l hereof shall be paid by tn, state treasurer on warrants drawI therefor by the state auditor in favol of such officer or officers of the Uni ted Daughters of Confederacy as tn, governor shall direct.
 Approved September 25 1915. Official:
 JOHN PURIFOY,
 Secretary of State.
 AN ACT
 No. 5S2.) lH. 997 Chamberlain To authorize shipping from within tn, the state of Alabama to points with out the state of Alabama, spirituous vinous and malt liquors, and othel liquors and beverages. the sale of whicf Is prohibited by the laws of the state of Alabama; to prescribe the condition under which same may be shipped, ant to fix the time within which same may
 be shipped.
 Be it enacted by the legislature of Ala bama.
 Section l. That the term prohibited liquors wherever used in this bill shal be so construed as to cover and include all spirituous, vinous and malt liquors and other liquors and beverages prohibited by the laws of the state of Alabama to be sold given away or otherwise disposed of or kept for sale.
 Sec 9 That 1t shall be lawful for the owner of any prohibited liquors, whether the same has been seized by an officer or not, to ship or transport such pro hibited liquors from any point within the state of Alabama to any point without the state of Alabama, provided the same is to be so shipped or transported in ac- cordance with the terms of this act.
 Sec. B. That such liquors or beverages which have been seized by the sheriff of any county in the state of Alabama, or by the chief of police of any city, town or municipality in the state of Alabama or by any other officer of the state oi Alabama, since June 30, 1915, may be shipped from the place within the state ot Alabama where such seized liquors now are to any point without the state of Ala bama, provided that said place where such liquors are to be shipped is not within a prohibition district, such ship ment to be made in accordance with the provisions and requirements of section five of this act
 Sec. 4. That any person, firm or corpor ation who has in his. their or it's posses sion any of such prohibited liquors, and which has not been seized by the sherifl of any county in this state, or by any chief of police of any city town or mu- nicipality In this state, or by any other officer, shall have the right to ship or transport from any point within the state of Alabama to any point without the state, provided said point or place to which said shipment is made is not with. in a prohibition district, and provided such shipment or transportation is mad. and had in accordance with the provi sions of section five of this act
 Sec. 5. That any of the prohibited liquors which are now in the custody oi any sheriff of any county of the state of Alabama, or the chief of police of any city, town or municipality in the state of Alabama, or any other officer of said state, may be shipped or transported as provided for in this act in the following manner: The owner of such prohibited liquors which is in the possession of either of said officers, shall notify such officer of his desire to ship such liquors to g point without the state of Alabama, sucl notice to set out the owner of the pro hibited liquors, when and where the same was seized, the place to which tho said owner desires to ship such prohibited liquors; upon such written statement be ing filed with said officer, he, the sait officer. shall allow the said owner to shiE said prohibited liquors provided that same were seized by such officer after June 30 1915, to some point without the state of Alabama, provided such place out o1 the state is not within a prohibition dis trict If the owner does so ship or trans port such prohibited liquors, he shall dS so under the supervision and direction o1 the sheriff, chief of police, or other office, having control of the same, and sucf officer shall personally or by deputy. ac company said liquors from the place where same is now stored 10 the carrier to be used in transporting the same, anc see that same is placed aboard said car. rier for shipment to some point without the state and not within a prohibition dis trict Such officer shall see that a bil of lading is properly made out, whicl bill of lading shall show that the saic prohibited liquors so shipped is billed te point without the state of Alabama, anf not within a prohibition district Any person. firm or corporation having in his their or it's possession in the state of Ala bama any of the prohibited liquors, whci liquors have not been seized by an off cer of the law and who shall desire tt Ship tHc Sdihc uiiueT tHe authority nefelf given. shall notify in writing the sherifi of the county in which such liquor i. stored, or chief of police of the city town or municipality in which said liquor is stored, or any other officer of such city or county where such liquors are stored, of his desire to so ship said pro. hibited liquors, and shall set out in sucl notice where such liquors are stored, ths quantity of same, and such officer shall thereupon take charge of such liquor, and see that the same Is shipped to a point without the state, and not within a pro- hibited liquors not seized shall be made in the same manner as are the ship. ments of the seized prohibited liquors.
 Sec. 6. The owner of such prohibited liquors so shipping the same from with in the state shall pay all costs attached to hauling such liquors to the carrier, and loading same on the carrier, and freight on same to point of destination, and shal; also pay whatever fees are due the offi- cers for experimenting the shipping of same. such fees to be s for each day or part thereof consumed in supervising said shipment. and in no event shall the state of Alabama, or any city, town or mu- nicipality of county thereof be taxed with any cost in connection herewith.
 Sec. '. The idea and intent of this act Is to allow the owners of the prohibited liquors in this state, where the same has been seized after June 30, 1915. and where same has not been seized at all, to ship the same out of the state of Alabama t1 some point in another state, which latter point must not be within a prohibition district, and to provide that such ship