The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1915-03-12
IDAHO GOES DRY WITH
VENGENCE JAN. 1, 1915

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him. This permit is void for trans
portation purposes after 20 days
from date of issuance. The court is
required to keep public record of
all certificates issued.
The certificate must me attached to
and remain affixed in conspicuous
place upon any package containing
pure alchohol imported or shipped
within the state and when so affixed
authorizes any comon carrier, per-
son operating boat or vehicle to
transport it, but before delivery the
permit must be defaced SO that it
cannot be used again. All transpor-
tation companies are required to keep
a record of shipments open to inspec-
ton, and it is made unlawful for
them to ship alchohol or liquor to a
false or fictitious name or person.
carriers may accept shipments of
wine for sacremental purposes when
the shipment is accompanied by
certificate, and if no certificate is at
j tached the carriers are required to
refuse the shipment. A record of
these shipments must also be kept.
To purchase alchohol for scientific
or mechanical purposes all persons
must apply to the probate court for
a permit for that purpose, and to Sc
cure it one must show to what use
! the alchohol is to be put, given under
oath. This permit will allow the, pur-
chaser to secure the alchohol from
pharmacist, who is also required to
keep a record of all permits.
1t is made unlawful for any pharm-
acist to sell pure alchohol without a
permit or for any person to keep or
have in his possession any pure alcho-
hol unless the recepticle is Tabled
with a copy of the permit 1t is made
unlawful for any person owning,
leasing or occupying or in possession
or control of any building, vehicle,
car or boat to knowingly permit
thereon the manufacture, transporta-
ton, disposal or the keeping of in
toxicating liquor with intent to man
ufacture, transport or dispose of it,
and it is unlawful for any person to
import, ship, sell, transport, deliver,
receive or have in his possession any
Intoxicating liquors. A& e.1g
To drink intoxicating liquors in q,
prohibition district, in public place,
on a passenger coach, street car, boat,
or in or about any depot, platform
or waiting room is a misdemeanor,
and this also applies to drunkenness.
Conviction of violation of any of the
provisions of the act is punished by
a fine of not less than $50 nor not
more than $500, and Imprisonment
in the county jail for not less than
80 days, nor more than six months.
A second offense is made persistent
violation" and felony punishable by
imprisonment in the state penetenti-
airy at hard labor for not less than
one year, nor more than two years.
In case a pharmacist is convicted the
court is required "in addition to the
penalty provided by this act, to re-
woke his license to practise phar-
macy"
Issuance by the United States of
an internal revenue tax stamp to any
person as dealer in intoxicating IL
quors is 'prima facie evidence Of the
sale of Intoxicating liquors by such
person during the time the stamp
or receipt is in force or effect.
ut shall be unlawful" says the
act, for any firm, person, company,
corporation or agent to have in his
or its possession any Intoxicating IL
quors of any kind for any use or pur-
pose except the same has been OBJ
tanned and is so possessed under the
provision of this act" In the event
any part or portion of the act is
found unconstitutional later, the in
validity in no way effects the remain
portions.
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