The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-02-25

OF the immediate members OF his TAM
ilv, such Use to be made at the usual
residence Of the consignee as herein
defined; and, provided, that such con-
signee complies with the provisions of
this act.
Sec. j. 1t shall be unlawful for any
person to order any such liquors and
bcvrases in a fictitious name, or in the
name OF any other person than himself
or herself. And II shall be unlawful
for any common carrier to deliver any
alcoholic liquors and beverages to any
fictitious person, or to any person other
dian the consignee named therein in
person, and only between the hours OF
sunrise and sunset.
Sec. ;. 1t shall be the duty OF any
common carrier to keep true and cor
rec, record OF all alcoholic liquors and
bcvrases transported and delivered by
it to any person or persons and to file
with the probate Judge OF the county N
which such liquors and bevrageS are de-
livered at the end OF each calendar
month, verified statement either
printed. plainly written or typewriter,
clearly stating the date on which the
said liquors and beverages were dellr-
cred, the name and postoffice address OF
the consignee, and consignor, the place
of delivery, and the person to whom de-
I;vered. kind and amount OF such bev-
erage delivered The probate judge
shall receive fee of fifty (5o) cents
for filing each OF said reports. If any
common carrier shall neglect, fail or re-
fuse to file with the probate Judge,
OF the county as herin required. Such
statement or statements, it shall be
the duty of such probate Judge
within ten days after the same should
Lave been filed. to make report thereof
to the attorney general OF the State and
he shall forthwith institute or direct
some solicitor to file suit in the name o.
tie State on the relation OF the officer
fling the same, in an appropriate court
70 secure mandamus to compel COM
Dliance with this section: provided. in
Charleston. Chesterfield, Colleton. VIII
1;amsburg. Clarendon, Sumter, Mari
boro. Georgetown. Edgefield, Hampton,
Fairfield. Dorchester, Florence, Lexlng-
ton, Richland. Berkeley, Beaufort, Lee,
Greenville. Anderson, Horny, Oconee
counties that the record OF all alcoholic
LIQUORS and bevrages transported and
delivered by any common carrier shall
be fled with the clerk Of court.
Sec. 6. Such common carrier shall
permit any sheriff, deputy sheriff, con-
stable, chief of police, prosecuting at
tornev or solicitor, or magistrate, or
other officer charged with law enforce
ment, to inspect and examine said rec
ords from time to time and when they
may make reasonable request therefor
And the said officers and any other per-
son shall have right at any time to eN-
anime and inspect the reports filed by
such common carrier in the office Of the
probate judge.
Sec. !. 1t shall be the duty OF any such
common carrier whenever subpoenaed'
according to law. to produce records for
use in any court. and copy cerrhed
under the hand and seal of the probate
Judge OF the county in which the state
ment is filed shall be evidence OF the
contents of such statement in any trial
for violation Of the provisions OF this
statute
Sec. 8. 1t shall be un1awful for any
person to break open, or divide, upon
the premises Of common carrier, any
.ri.e,,nal package or packages in which
alcoholic liquors or beverages are ship
ped or delivered. Md it shall be TN
i,u.f,,1 for any srch common carrier to