Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-01-07
ORDINANCE NO. 1894.

toxicating Liquor Within the City of
Olympia. Prohibiting the Manufac-
ture, Keeping, Sale and Disposition
Thereof. Except in Certain Cases, the
Soliciting and Taking of orders
Therefor. the Advertisement Thereof
and the Making of False Statements
Same; Declaring Certain Places to
Be Nuisances and Providing for Their
Abatement; Regulating the Keeping,
Sale and Disposition of intoxicating
Liquor by Druggists and Pharma-
cists, the Prescription Thereof by
Physicians, and Providing for the
Search for and Seizure and Destruc-
ton Thereof; Prescribing the Powers
and Duties of Certain Officers, and
the Forms of Procedure and the
Rules of Evidence in Cases and Pro-
ceedings Hereunder, and Fixing PEN
alties for Violations Hereof
The City Council of the City of Olympia
do Ordain as follows:
Section l. That it shall be unlawful
for any person to manufacture. sell
barter. exchange, give away, furnish or
otherwise dispose Of any Intoxicating
liquor, or to keep any intoxicating
liquor. with intent to sell, barter, ex
change cham give away, furnish or other
this act provided. Provided, however
That 1t shall not be unlawful for a per-
son to give away Intoxicating liquor.
in his private dwelling or apartment,
which Is not a place Of public resort.
Sec. 2. That it shall be unlawful for
any person owning, leasing. renting or
hicle or boat to knowingly permit in
toxicating liquor to be manufactured.
sold. bartered. exchanged, given away.
furnished or otherwise disposed of in
or to be kept with intent to sell. bar
ter, exchange give away. furnish or
otherwise dispose OF the same in viola
ton of the provisions of this act there
fhnrains nd oil h,,;I
ings. vehicles and boats wherein and
wherein intoxicating liquor is manu-
featured. sold. bartered, exchanged,
given away. furnished or otherwise dis
barter. exchange. give away, furnish or
otherwise dispose of the same in viola
ton OF the provisions Of this act are
common nuisances and may be abated
as such. and upon conviction of the
owner. lessee, tenant or occupant of
any premises. buildings. vehicle or boat
of a violation of the provisions of this
nuisance be abated.
Sec. 8. That 1t shall be unlawful for
any person to take or solicit orders for
the purchase or sale of any intoxicating
liquor. either in person or by sign. cir
cular. letter. poster, hand bill, card,
price-list. advertisement or otherwise,
or to distribute, publish or display any
representing. describing. or referring
to the quality or qualities OF any in
toxicating liquor, or giving the name or
address OF any person manufacturing
or dealing in intoxicating liquor, or
stating where any such liquor may be
obtained.
Sec. 4. Nothing in this act shall be
construed to prohibit registered drug
gist or pharmacist from selling intoxi-
upon the prescription Of a licensed ply
stefan, as herein provided, or for sacra-
mental purposes, upon the order Of
clergyman. as herein provided, or from
zeal purposes only; but 1t shall be un-
lawful for such druggist or pharmacist
to permit any such liquor to be drunk
9 upon the premises where . sold: Every
eating liquor or alcohol for the purpose
above provided shall keep a true and
exact record in book provided by him
tered at the time Of every sale Of In
toxicating liquor or alcohol made by
him or in or about his place Of business
the date OF the sale. the name Of the
Ing the street and house number az
there be such), the kind. quantity and
price of such liquor or alcohol and the
purpose for which 1t is sold, and, when
purposes, the name Of the physician
issuing the prescription or OF the
clergyman giving the order therefor.
mechanical or Chemical purposes. the
purchaser shall be required to sign the
record Of the sale in the book. When
ever any druggist or pharmacist fills a
preseription for intoxicating liquor he
the face thereof, in ink, the words:
cancelled" with the date on which 1t
was presented and filled, and shall keep
prescriptions. and. no such prescription
shall be filled again. Such book and all
prescriptions for intoxicating liquor
filled shall be open to inspection by any
Judge. police Judge. or justice of the
peace. sheriff, constable, marshal. or
other police of1cer, or member OF the
lawful for any druggist or pharmacist
to fail or neglect to keep such record.
or to destroy or in any way alter any
such record or entry therein or any
cure the same to be destroyed or
altered, or to refuse inspection thereof
to any person entitled to such inspec-
ton. or to fail or neglect to cancel any
such prescription. or to refill any pre-
scription or to sell intoxicating liquor
for medicinal purposes except on
written prescription of licensed ply
stefan, or for sacramental purposes
without an order signed by a clergy
man. or to sell any alcohol for mechan-
ical or chemical purposes without OBJ
tanning the signature Of the purchaser:
rovided. That nothing herein contained
shall be construed to prohibit the sale
by a druggist or pharmacist Of such In
toXicating liquor as may be needed by
or for sick 0ersOn in case Of extreme
illness where delay may be dangerous
to the patient. A druggist or pharma-
cist who has been convicted of selling
liquor or of any other act
in violation of this section, shall not
within two years thereafter. either
personally or by agent, sell intoxicat-
ing liquor for any purpose whatsoever;
and upon a second conviction of a vio-
lation of the provisions of this section,
such druggist or pharmacist shall for
felt his right to practice pharmacy. and
the justice of the peace or superior
judge before whom such druggist or
pharmacist is convicted of a second
Of this section shall so ad-
judge, and shall send a copy of such
judgment to the board of pharmacy,
who. upon receipt thereof shall forth
with cancel the license OF such druggist
or pharmacist. and no other license
shall be issued by the board of phar-
macy to such druggist or pharmacist
within two years from the date Of such
Sec. s. 1t shall be unlawful for any
licensed physician to issue a prescrip-
ton for intoxicating liquor except in
Or in any case. unless he has
good reason to believe that the person