Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-10-13

lage or city in this state where such
sale is now Illegal until an election
shall have been had under the pro-
visions hereof permitting such sale
under the conditions in this act pre-
Scribed.
Section 1862. Manufacturers
and chemists who use alcohol for
industrial and scientific purposes
or in the manufacture of products
not suitable for use as an intoxi-
eating beverage. superintendent of
hospitals, museums, laboratories,
educational institutions, dentists.
physicians and persons. for lawful
purposes, may secure a permit from
the prohibition commissioner, au-
thorizing the purchase and possess
sion of alcohol and liquors for the
purposes permitted by this act, up
on making due application therefor
in accordance with. such rules and
requirements as the prohibition
commissioner may promulgate, and
upon filing a bond in such sum,
not to exceed two thousand dollars.
as in the discretion of the prohi-
bition commissioner shall be reuuir-
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and other liquors will be used only
for the purposes stated in the appli-
cation and permit and in accordance
with law. Such permit may be re-
voked by the prohibition commits
sioner if the conditions thereof are
not complied with after notice is
given to the holder of such permit
to appear before said prohibition
commissioner and show cause why
such permit should not be revoked.
Section d569-13. This act shall
not be construed to authorize the
confiscation or seizure or make I'M
lawful the possession of liquors de-
fined in. section 1868 hereof as
intoxicating liquor, owned by indi-
viduals and possessed and kept for
the individual use of the owners
thereof at the time this act be-
comes operative; provided such liq-
Ors were lawfully purchased prior
thereto for private purposes and not
for purposes of unlawful sale, but
all such liquors kept by retail deal
ers in Misunderstanding beverages as
defined in said section and on hand
in the building where such bust
ness is conducted at the time this
act becomes operative, or at any
time subsequent thereto, shall be
deemed contraband and subject to
seizure by the prohibition commits
sioner.
Section 1904. In addition to
the powers and duties conferred up
on the prohibition commissioner by
this act, he is authorized and en-
powered to make other and further
reasonable rules and regulations
relative to the possession and sale
of intoxicating liquors or drinks
as beverage as herein defined,
general in their application, not in
consistent herewith, for the enforce
ment of the provisions of this act,
and all such rules and regulations,
including those herein specifically
enumerated, shall have the force
and effect of law.
Section 1569-15. All alcohol and
intoxicating liquor as defined in sec
ton 1868 hereof shipped or car
ried into this state for any lawful
purpose or use permitted by the
terms hereof shall be plainly label
ed on the outside describing the ma
ture and character of the liquor, the
name Of the consignee and consign-
or in plain letters in the English
language. All such liquors not so
labeled shall be forfeited to the state
and be subject to confiscation by
the prohibition commissioner and by
him delivered to public state insti-
tutions for medicinal, mechanical
or scientific use.
Section. 1569-16. Premises occu-
pied by the owner or by a tenant
whereOn Intoxicating liquors are
sold contrary to the provisions OF
this act are declared a nuisance and
may be abated in an action brought
in the name of the state on COM
plant of any citizen. No such ac-
ton shall be maintained with re-
spect to premises occupied by a
tenant of the owner until notice OF
such violation of law is first given
the owner and he has an opportuni-
ty to evict such tenant. Proceed
ings for such eviction must be in
stituted within ten days after notice
and promptly prosecuted to judg-
ment or any citizen may intervene
or begin such action in the name of
the state and prosecute the same.
Upon final judgment that such nuis-
ance exists, that part of the premis-
es so used in violation of law shall
be abated and an injunction issued
permanently restraining their use
for any purpose contrary to law and
the owner may be required to give
bond in such sum as the court may
deem adequate that said premises or
the part thereof so abated and de-
clared a nuisance will not thereaf-
ter be used for the sale of intoxicat-
ing liquors.
Section 1569-17. No person shall
advertise, sell, deliver or have in
possession any preparation, COM
pound or tablet manufactured for
the purpose of adding the same to or
mixing the same with non-intoxi-
eating beverage or drink from which
intoxicating liquors as defined in
section 1868 hereof can be made,
unless he has a permit from the pro-
hibition commissioner authorizing
such possession, sale or advertise
ment.
Section 1569-1S. The provisions
of this act shall not be construed to