The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-10-14

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80 IoSo5' 1896. 1871 and 1oS2S Of tbc
south Dakota Revised Code ~ Io,o .me
"rnE 10 intoxicating liquors. '
me purpose and legal effect OF the mas
10y =" "hich the title is printed above 80,
explained by the Attorney GenoroT Ioone, as
follows. ''"e'ai' are as
sections lo249. 1o25o. l0252. loo54 ,oo,c
aI,h, Lo-'' ana lO@60, Revised Code. 1919
Ho''"c I"tal druggists. under certain 20
Strictions 10 purchase, import and coll ar,.
a1uS or Nlnous liquors for medicinal sc,en
,ro,, :, a'h'istaI purposes. the amendment
would limit retail druggists TO tho nurohnn1
1"tioh' seIIing or keepi"s for sale of
pure grain or ethyl alcoho' FOR r,adto,,
sCiehtIhc purposes only. Sections I0osI
" 49, inclusive. Of the Revised code
'u'horlze wholesale Sruggists updor oou..t'
restrictions, to import and soil sntr,.nil
y Nlhous liquors to licensed retail a.
ESts' as amended, these sections outbaria
-, "uol'Saie druggists to sell only pure
san OF ehyi alcohol to such retail drus
ststs' ana further authorize wholesaIa a.
800, VINO nave secured a permit. IN coli
sacran iatuVrs 10 religious organizations for
a"'ehtai purposes only. and TO sci, mr.
gram or ethyl alcohol to hosnit,is ca pule
,atI"hdI institutions for scientific nurnos".
aect'ohs lO2T2 to 1925 r. q as
vetor,nar, "ouid authorize physicians and
Vterlhary surgeons to write prescrtn.tan.
Ior pure grain or ethyl alcohol for u,adtcinaI
- buses under certain restrictions and nre.
80 penalties for the violation OF these
p'"Nlsions; under the present law ,hoso -
lohs apply only to physicians ana
iya fh.r, - ~ anu auInOr-
~ 'hsfh to write prescriptions for "sniri,,
Gus or Vinous liquors." Section I0o7s p ~
It unlawful for any person TO keen
y, nave intoxicating liquors in any nuhf,c
pace as amended this section makes =,
unI""iui TO nave, keep or use intoxicatInp
liquors IN any place within the state. ex-
Sept as permitted by this act. Section IO2no
r. - provides a penalty for intoxication
IN any pubic place: in this amendment tho
sSclioh omlts the words 'in any public
paace ana increases the penalty. Section
now hermit thA
or medicines, toilet articles, tinctures exs
tracts. etc, not suitable for use as n beyer-
age; the amendment reads mot CAPABLE or
oelng used as a beverage" Sections Ioo-s
and 1927 relating to carriers. SectIon moss
relating to possession OF intoxicating liquors.
sections 1929 to 102Se and Sections 1926
ana ioSoS relating to transportation Section
WE'VE relating TO costs: Section 1926 relat-
ing TO nuisances; Section 10000 relating IN
obstruction OF liquors and signs; Section
IoSol relating to intoxication on trains. and
oeeeon iosil relating to penalties, are
amended to conform to the purpose of the
amendments above discussed. and the PEN
alties for violation thereof are increased.
NO.
an Act entitled an act to provide for the
holding OF primary elections for the purpose
or making party nominations. ~electing party
delegates and committeeman. providing PEN
aities for violating party primary election
laws. providing for registration, and repeal |
ing Sections 1907 to 1859 and 1900. inclu- |
sive, OF the Revised Code OF 1919, and all
acts and parts Of acts In conflict with the
provision OF this act. and to provide for
this act to the voters of this
state for approval.
The purpose and legal effect Of the meas
ure or which the title is printed above, as
by the Attorney General. are as
follows;
This is a law proposed and enacted by
the Legislature at the special session OF
1920. and submitted to the people for their
1t will not become effective until
so approved. 1t Is intended to repeal prac-
tically the entire existing primary law and
TO substitute therefor a new law relating
to primary elections. 1t provides for the
nomination of party candidates for United
States Senator. Representatives In Congress,
Governor. and all county and legislative Of
fces. and the election OF delegates to POI
litical conventions and precincts. county and
state committeeman, at q party primary TO
be held on the FIRST Tuesday In May. In 1872.
and biennialiy thereafter; provides for the
Ming OF petitions. without which no candi-
name can appear upon the primary
ballot. dispenses with the county and state
and prescribes the form of the primary bal
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