The Glenwood post., 1916-03-04

ing permit as aforesaid authorizing
him to purchase such liquors for sacra-
mental purposes. 1t shall be unlawful
for any person, association or corpora.
tion engaged in the drug business at
wholesale, or any duly. licensed and
registered pharmacist as aforesaid, ito
carry in stock an amount of intoxica.-
ing liquors exceeding at any time one
per cent in value Of his, its or their
entire stock in trade.
Sec. Is. Purchases Only on Requi.
sition-All purchases of Intoxicating
liquors by wholesale dealers, pharma-
cists and all persons, associations and
corporations mentioned in section Is Of
this act, shall be on requisition blanks
supplied to them by the secretary of
state at actual cost, such requisitions
shall be in triplicate, one copy to be
kept by the purchaser at his place of
business for two years and open to pub.
lie inspection, one to be kept by the
seller, if located in. the state, at his
place of business for two years and
open to public inspection, and the third
shall be filed by the purchaser with
the secretary of state within ten days
after his receipt of such liquors SO pur.
chased.
Sec. IL. Reports.-Within ten days
after the first days of April, July, Oc-
tober and January of each year, begin
ming with April, 1916, all persons, as
sociations and corporations selling or
giving away Intoxicating liquor for
medicinal or sacramental purposes uu.
der this act, shall make and file with
the secretary>of state full and com.
plete verified report covering all their
transactions in Intoxicating liquor dur.
ing the three months Immediately pro-
ceding the said first days of April,
July, October and January. Pharma-
cists shall include in their reports a
full and complete statement of all their
purchases of such liquors, giving the
dates when made, from whom made and
the kind and quantity purchased, ard
also full and complete statement If
each and all prescriptions by them
filled, and as to each shall state the
date, the name of purchaser, the name
of the physician making same ,the kin
and quantity of intoxicating liquor sold
and the purpose for which sold; and
they shall also include therein the date,
the name of purchasers and kind and
quantity of such liquor sold to persons
for sacramental purposes. Wholesale
dealers shall include in their reports a
full and complete statement of all Their
purchases of intoxicating liquor, giving
the dates when made, from whom made
and the kind and quantity of such
liquor purchased, and also the dates of
Y all their sales Of such liquor, to whom
made and kind and quantity of such
liquors sold
Sec. 18. Pharmacists Sell on Pre-
scripdons. may sell in
toxicating liquor upon written prescrip-
tions only, by registered physicians in
actual practice. Such prescriptions
shall be on numbered forms furnished
by the secretary of state, and when 49,
sued shall be signed by the physician
giving his true, full name and address
and dated, giving the hour, and shall
state particularly the disease or malady
for which prescribed, the true name and
address of the person for whom such
liquor is prescribed and the number
and dates of previous prescriptions fo-
liquor being given by such physician
to such person within the year next
preceding. Only one sale. shall be
made upon each prescription and all
prescriptions must be kept on file by
the pharmacist filling the same, for Mt
least two years and open to public in
spection, Prescriptions if presented
more than forty-eight hours after their
date shall be void, and no prescription
shall be for an amount exceeding four
ounces of any such intoxicating liquor.
1t shall be unlawful for any physician
to prescribe Intoxicating liquor for any
person unless he does SO in good faith.
Sec. 10. Civil Liability.-Any wife,
child, parent, guardian, employer, or
other person who shall be injured in
person or property, or means of sup
port, by any intoxicated person, or IN
consequence of the intoxication of any
person, shall have right of action
against any person, association or cor.
poration that illegally furnished the in
toxicating liquors that caused the in
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