The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-10-21

upon the Hung OF SuCh
prescriptions and afldavits. the county
auditor shall carefully compare such
prescriptions with the carbon copies
thereof fled by the physicians or veter-
inaries issuing the same as provided In
this article, and such affldavits with the
carbon copies thereof and with the
blanks retained in his office, and ascer-
tain whether such druggist has re-
turned and filed all afidavits furnished;
to him in blank by such county auditor,
and whether such druggist has filed cor
rect carbon copies OF all such affidavits
upon which he shall have sold any Of
such liquor, and whether or not carbon
copies Of all physicians and veterin-.
aries prescriptions filed by the physi-
clans and veterinaries as provided in
this article. Upon the flling-o O. such
prescriptions. aff1davfts and copies OF
the same as required in this article,
such county auditor shall forthwith re-
move from the books Of afddavits the
carbon copies Of all such affidavits, and
shall fasten them together in proper
order and shall emf to the state sheriff
such carbon copies Of affidavits togeth-
er will all carbon copies Of all prescrip-
ions filed in his office, and one copy
Of the affidavit Of the retail druggist
filed with such prescriptions and aff-
,davits, and n copy Of the affidavit
Of each physician or veterinary filing
copies of prescriptions, together with a
carbon copy Of the physicians and vet
e~rinaries' record, and one copy Of the
blank afhdavits retained in his office.
But before sending the same. such
county auditor shall attach thereto his
certificate. stating the name, postoffce
address and place Of business, giving
particular descriptions, OF the retail
druggist whose report he is transmit
ting; also the number Of blank aff1-
davit books delivered by him to such
registered pharmacist and the dates Of
such delivery; and that all such blank
books together with all Of the blanks
therein contained have been returned
and filed in his office. giving the date
of such filing. and that such carbon
copies are true copies of all the original
prescriptions and afidavits filed in
such county auditors office by such re-
tail druggist; and in case the carbon
copies of prescriptions or affidavits do
not correspond with the original, such
county auditor shall give an explana-
ton of the same as far as possible. An
of such papers and records, not sent to
the state sheriff, shall be safely kept
and preserved by the county auditor in
his office for a period of three years
after the filing Of the same; and such
records and papers shall be open to
the inspection Of the public during all
business hours, but they shall not be
removed from such office during such
three years, except when needed as evil
dence or for reference in the trial Of
an action or proceeding in court.
Section 10260. Druggists Record Book.
Any retail druggist holding a permit as
provided in this article, who shall sell
pure grain or ethyl alcohol for the pur-
poses specified in this article, shall keep
in his pharmacy or drug store a separ-
ate record book kept for that purpose
wherein he shall record daily the
amount of liquor used for compounding
purposes under Section 10264, all sales
of such liquors, and such record shall
state the name and residence of the
purchaser, the kind and quantity of
liquor purchased, the particular pur-
pose for which it was purchased, the
date and number Of the prescription or
affidavit as the case may be, and the
date Of the sale, and if the sale of
liquor is for medicinal on a
physicians or veterinary's prescription
such record in addition to the forego-
ing shall state the name of the physi-
clan or veterinary issuing the same, the
lumber Of his permit, the disease or
ailment prescribed for, and the number
of prescriptions for liquor issued by
such physician or veterinary to such
purchaser for the preceding three
months n which record shall be
signed by the purchaser before receiv-
ing such liquor. Such record shall
during business hours be open to the
inspection of all state, county and
municipal officers who shall be charged
with n duty relating to the provisions
of this article.
Section 1o261. Sale by Wholesale
Druggist. 1t shall be lawful for any
wholesale druggist, who is a regular
registered pharmacist holding a PERM,
as provided in this article, to import
and sell pure grain or ethyl alcohol tc
retail druggists for use by such drug
gists in compromising bona fide non
potable medicines, toilet articles, ex-
tracts, tinctures, preparations and SINH
liar compounds containing alcohol, OF
for resale for the purposes specified ir
this article, n it shall be unlawful for
any such wholesale druggist to sell any
such liquors to retail druggists in this
state for any other purpose thar is
specified in this section or in any othe,
manner than as provided in this article:
it shall also be lawful for airy whole
sale druggist who has secured a permit
as herein provided, to sell vinous
liquors to religious organizations or as
soclations for sacramental purposes up
on written order of the state sheriff
Such order shall be executed by the
state sheriff in duplicate, one to be
filed in his office and the other for
Warded to the wholesale druggist from
whom the liquor is to be purchased
Such order shall be issued only upor
the written affidavit of the purchaser
stating the name and address of thu
applicant, that he is a regularly or.