The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-02-22
NO LIQUOR FOR BEVERAGE.
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ing of this act.
Sec. Is. Storage of any unusual
amount or in an unusual way of any
alcoholic liquors shall be evidence of
violation of this act.
None for Students.
Sec. 16. It shall be unlawful for
any common carrier to deliver to any
minor, or any person not the con-
signee, or to any woman not the
head of family, or to any student of
an institution of learning, or for any
minor, or any person not the con-
signee, or any student of an institu-
ton of learning to receive any pack
age containing alcoholic liquors.
Sec. II. The original record
which common carriers are required
to make under the terms of this act
shall be kept in the county in which
the delivery of said alcoholic liquors
is made, and if practicable, at the
same office making delivery, and said
common carrier shall produce such
records for the use and benefit of any
officer of said county or of the courts
of the State when requested so to do.
Sec. IS. Any violation of the
provisions of this act for which no
other punishment is provided, shall
be punished by Imprisonment for not
more than one year, or fine of not
more than $1,000, or both.
"Sec. 10. The words alcoholic
liquors as used herein, shall be con-
sidered to mean any liquor, beer,
beverage, or compound, whether dis
titled, fermented, or otherwise, by
whatsoever name known or called,
which will produce intoxication, or
which contains in excess of one per-
centum of alcoholic and is used as
a beverage.
'Sec. 20. This act shall not affect
any existing law regulating the trans
portation for, or the receipt, storage,
sale or use by druggists, hospitals
and laboratories, or for scientific or
mechanical purposes Of alcohol or
preparations containing alcohol, or
any law regulating the transporta-
ton and storage of medicines or ex-
tracts which shall remain as here
tofore: And provided, That this act
shall not apply to alcoholic liquors
required and used by hospitals or.
sanatoria bona fide established and
maintained for the treatment of pa
tients addicted to the use of liquors,
morphine, opium, cocaine, or other
deleterious drugs, when the same are
administered to patients actually in
such hospitals or sanatoria for treat
ment, and when the same are ad-
ministered as an essential part of the
particular system or method OF treat
ment, and exclusively by or under
the direction of a duly licensed and
registered physician of good moral
character and standing: And pro-
vided, further: That shipments of
such liquors be shipped in the name
of such hospitals Or sanatoria, and
that the amount of such shipment
shall not exceed five gallons in any
one calendar month, and no permit
shall be required therefor.
For Industrial Purposes.
''Sec. 21. That any person, firm,
or corporation manufacturing in this
State ginger ale or similar soft
drinks in which there is an alcoholic
ingredient not exceeding one-third of
one per cent. nay import alcohol in
to this State, or order and receive
the same from another State in
quantities not exceeding 10 gallons,
for which no permit shall be re
quired: Provided, That such per-
son, firm, or corporation first file
with the clerk of court of that coun-
ty in which said manufacturing plant
is located a bond with an approved
surety company as surety in the sum
of $1,000 to be forfeited to the State
upon proof of misuse of such al
cohol or disposition of it otherwise
than contemplated in this section for
the manufacture of the said product.
The solicitor shall bring action upon
said bond upon information or be-
lief as he may see fit.
"Sec. %. This act shall not affect
any existing law regulating the man
ufacture, sale or disposition of ethyl
or methyl alcohol from sawdust,
slabs or other wood substance, which
shall remain as heretofore.