Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-10-08

airy of four thousand dollars per yeal
and his actual and necessary expenses
incurred in the discharge of his duties
He shall take and subscribe the con.
stitutional oath of office and file bond
for the faithful discharge of his Off
clal duties, in the sum of twenty-five
thousand dollars, which shall be APP
/ proved by the governor. Such prohibi-
ton commissioner may appoint neces-
sary deputies, to be known and deSig-
mated as Deputy Prohibition Commits
SiOnerS," and may employ all necessary
clerks and fix the compensation and
remuneration Of all such deputies and
clerks SO appointed and file all such
appointments together with a state
ment showing the compensation or sal
airy so fixed, prior to the employee or
appOintee entering upon his duties or
employment, with the secretary of
state, and such appointee or emplOye
shall receive the compensation SO fixed,
OF be audited allowed and paid on the
certificate of the prohibition commits
SiOner i'll the same manner as salaries
and cOmpenSatiOnS are now allowed
and paid to state officials and en-
ployes. The prohibition commissioner
shall have and possess a suitable Off
cial seal. and all permits issued by him
under the provisions of this act, shall
have affixed thereto a clear impression
of said official seal. Other documents
may be authenticated by a printed
copy of the impression OF said official
seal. Said deputies may perform all
or any of the duties herein provided to
be performed by the prohibition com
missioner. All such deputies shall file
such bond as the prohibition commas
siOner shall require, to be approved by
the prohibition commissioner. 1t shall
be the duty of the prohibition commits
SiOner to exercise and perform all the
duties and acts required Of him by this
act For failure to perform such Gu
ties he shall be subject to removal by
the governor, for cause, upon due no
tice and an opportunity to defend.
Section 1866. 1t shall be the du-
ty of all district attorneys, sheriffS,
deputy sheriffs, cOnstables and other
executive law enforcement officers to-
aid and assist said prohibition commits
siOner or his deputies in the enforce
ment of the provisions of this act.
Section 1861. 1t shall be the du-
ty of the prohibition commissioner to
designate and issue Il permit (Which
permit may be revoked for cauSe) to
me or more persons in each munich
}ality in this state who shall be auth
)riZed to have in possession and sell
lnder such general rules and regula
lions as he may prescribe, alcohol, |
,inOus, spirituOus or malt liquors con-
tanning in excess Of two and 0ne-half
per centum of alcohol by weight to be
used exclusively for medicinal, me-
chanical, scientific and sacrament pur-
poses. The person so designated shall
execute bond in the penal sum of one
thousand dollars for the faithful com |
pliance with the rules and regulations
so prescribed by the prohibition COM
missioner with reference to the posses !
sion and sale of any such liquors. In !
the event of failure to comply strictly |
Herewith the amount of said bond
shall be forfeited to the state Of Wis
cOnsin and in addition the persons so
shall be liable to all other
penalties herein prescribed.
Section 15691S. No person who
shall keep or have in possession for re-
tail sale Notwithstanding beverages as
defined in section 1868 hereof shall /
at any time have in his possession or
under his control in the building i'll
which he conducts his business or sell
ing or dispensing any such beverages
any Intoxicating liquor as defined in
said section. The prohibition commits
sioner or his deputies shall have the
right of access at all reasonable hours
without notice, to the premises occu-
pied by any such retail dealer in non
beverages to investigate
if this provision is being violated.
Section 1863. No place in which
drinks or beverages,
as defined in section 1569-3 hereof
are sold or dispensed for consumption
upon the premises where sold, shall
maintain a standing bar or counter at
which any such drinks or beverages
alcohol in any degree are
permitted to be drank or consumed by
the purchaser.
Section 1569-10. The common
council of cities, the village board OF
and the town board of towns
for the purpose of regulating ana en-
forcing the. sanitary conduct OF places
in which Notwithstanding beverages as
defined in section 1868 hereof are
or sold may pass Ordl-
nances fixing the terms and conditions
under which such places may be con-
Quoted and operated ana may unit the
number of such places, and the loca-
lions at which such business or any
part thereof may be conducted, and
may require that any person who
wishes to operate any such business
shall first procure permit (Which
permit may be revoked for failure to
comply with the conditions of this act
or any ordinances relating to said
business. A fee of not more than one
hundred dollars per annum may be eX- ,
acted before the granting of such per-
nit and shall be payable in such
and at such times as may he
fixed by ordinance The commodities
to be sold under such permit may be
separated into classes and a separate
fee may be eXacted for each class nor
exceeding in all the maximum OF one
hundred dollars.
1t shall be the duty of the treasurer !
of each town, village or city in this
state wherein fee is collected for a |
permit as herein provided, to remit to
the state treasurer within sixty days
after such fee is collected five per cent
of the total amount collected, and such
moneys when so received by the state
treasurer shall be set aside and con-
stitute a separate fund for the payment