Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-09-14

.569-2 Of this act as mountaineering which |
contain any alcohol whatsoever in the town, |
village or city voting against per-
nits and any permits granite or issued |
herein so long as the result of such election |
hall remain unreversed by another election |
held for the same purpose shall be void but |
+ a majority of the ballots so cast shall be |
For permit, il shall be lawful for the town |
BOARD, village trustees common council as
he case may be, to grant permit for the sale |
" such beverages.
The provisions of this act shall not author
re the sale of beverages containing alcohol
n any town, village or city in this state where
such sale is now illegal until an election shall
have been had under the provisions hereof
permitting such sale under the conditions in
his act prescribed.
Section 1569-12 Manufacturers and
chemists who use alcohol for industrial and
scientific purposes or in the manufacture of
products not suitable for use as an intoxicat-
ing beverage, superintendent of hospitals
laboratories, educational institutions
dentists physicians and persons, for lawful
purposes, may secure a permit from the pro-
hibition commissioner authorizing the purchase
and possession of alcohol and liquors for the
purposes permitted by this act, upon making
due application therefor in accordance with such
rules and requirements as the prohibition COM
missioner may promulgate. and upon filing a
bond in such sum, not to exceed two thOus-
and dollars, in the discretion of the pro-
hibition commissioner shall be required, con-
ditioned that said alcohol and other liquors
will be used only for the purposes stated in
with law. Such permit may be revoked by the
prohibition commissioner if the conditions
thereof 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 156e-13. This act shall not be
to authorize the confiscation or
seizure or make unlawful the possession of
liquors defined in section 1903 hereof as
liquor, owned by individuals and
possessed and kept for the individual use of
h. &s,,,a ha
comes operative; provided such liquors We're
lawfully purchased prior thereto for private
purposes and not for purposes of unlawful
sale, but all such liquors kept by retail deal.
ers in mountaineering beverages as defined
in said section and on hand in the building
where such business is conducted at the time
this act becomes operative, or at any time
subsequent thereto, shall be deemed contra
band and subject to seizure by the prohibi-
ton commissioner.
Section 1569--14. In addition to the pow
ers and duties conferred upon the prohibit
ton commissioner by this act, he is author
lied and empowered to make other and further
reasonable rules and regulations relative to
the possession and sale of intoxicating liquors
or drinks beverage as herein Defined gen
eral in their application, not inconsistent here
with for the enforcement of the provisions
of this act, and all such rules and regula-
tions, including those herein specifically. emu
merated, shall have the force and effect of law.
Section 1569-15. All alcohol and intox-
icatng liquor defined in section 1868
hereof shipped or carried into this state for
any lawful purpose permitted by the
terms hereof shall be plainly labeled on the
outside describing the nature and character
Of the liquor, the name of the cOnsignee and
consignor in plain letters in the English Ian
guage. All such liquors not so labeled shall
be forfeited to the state and be subject to con-
fscation by the prohibition commissioner and
by him delivered to public state institutions
for medicinal, mechanical or scientific use.
Section 1560-16. Premises occupied by
the owner or by tenant wherein intoXicat-
ing liquors are sold contrary to the provisions
of this act are declared nuisance and may
be abated in action brought in the name
of the state complaint of any citizen. No
such action shall be maintained with respect
to premises occupied by a tenant of the own
er until notice of such violation of law is first
given the owner and he has opportunity
to evct such tenant. Proceedings for such
eviction must be instituted within ten days
after notice and promptly prosecuted to judg'
ment or any citizen may intervene or begin
ecute the same. Upon final judgment that
such nuisance exists. that part of the prem
ises used in violation of law shall. be abat-
ed and an Injunction issued permanently re-
straining 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 there
of so abated and declared nuisance will not
thereafter be used for the sale of Intoxicating
liquors.
Section 1569-17 No person shall adj
vertise sell, deliver or have in possession any
preparation, compound tablet manufactured
for the purpose of adding the same to mix
ing the with Notwithstanding beverage
or drink from which intoxicating liquors as
defined in section 1868 hereof can be made,
unless he has a permit from the prohibition
commissioner authorizing such possession sale
advertisement.
Section 1569-18. The provisions of this
act shall not be construed to prevent:
C) The manufacture, sale and keeping
and storing for sale by'any person having a
permit of any medical preparation manufac
tured in accordance with formulate prescribed
by the United States Pharmacopoea or nation
al formulary or any patent or proprietary rem
edy in conformity with the laws of this state
unless such medical preparations are suitable
(2) The manufacture and sale of toilet
medical and antiseptic preparations solu
tions neither designed nor sold for use as
go The manufacture, keeping for sale or
selling of favoring extracts manufactured or
sold for culinary favoring purposes only.
(4) Any person having a permit who is
manufacturer of f1avoring extracts toilet,
medicinal antiseptic preparations or solutions,
patent or proprietary medicines prepare
tions, from purchasing, possessing transport
ing and storing alcohol necessary for the
manufacture of such articles.
Section 1569-19. Any person who shall
vend, sell, deal or traffic in, or for the pur-
pose of evading any law of this state, give
away Intoxicating liquor as herein defined,
except as herein provided or violate any other
provision hereof or any lawful order made un-
der the provisions of this act, shall be guilty
OF mlsdemeanor and upon conviction shall
be fined not less than one hundred dollars or
more than five hundred dollars or by mpris-
onment not exceeding six months or by both
such fine and imprisonment in the discretion
OF the court. And in the event of a second
conviction for any E1ch offense within one
year may be punished by a penalty equal to
double the maximum penalty prescribed for
a first offense.
Section 1569-2O. There is hereby appro-
priated sufficient sum to provide for the
payment of salaries and compensation of said
prohibition commissioner. his deputies, and
employees, and to carry this act into effect not
exceeding fifteen thousand dollars in all in
any one year.
Section 1921. If at any time after the
passage of this act the eighteenth amendment
to the constitution of the United States shall
become void and of no effect then and in such
case and from the date said amendment is de-
clared to be or becomes void and of no effect
this act shall be null and void and the provi-
sions of chapter sc herein referred to in sec
ton hereof shall again become operative and
of full force and effect.
Section 1569-22. If any of the provisions
Of this act shall be held to be invalid all other
of the same which are not so ex-
pressly held to be invalid shall continue in full
force and effect.
Section g. This act shall be in force and
effect on passage and publication on and after
January 10, 1920, and continue in force and
effect to and including January 1, 1921.
The prohibition commissioner shall have
power to enforce the provisions of this act and
all other acts relative to intoxicating liquor and
it shall be his duty and the duty of all peace
Offlcers of the state, to make complaints and
institute prosecutions for a violation of the
same, and all such officers and any citizen may
on information and belief make complaint be-
lore any magistrate court to the effect that |
provisions of this act are being violated and
that intoxicating liquors are being kept for
purposes of unlawful sale at a particular place
to be designated, and praying that a warrant |
nay be issued to search the premises where |
SAID intoxicating liquors are so being kept and |
seize the same, and upon filing any such com.
plant warrant may issue commanding the |
officer to search the premises and seize any |
md all liquors believed to be intoxicating and |
BRING the same before the court for further |
proceedings according to law. The procedure |
shall be substantially the same as the proce. |
lure provided for search. warrants in larceny /
,ases and such liquors shall be subject to such |
disposition as the prohibition commissioner |
nay order.
Section 4. The question whether the pro.
Tision OF this act shall continue to be in force |
md effect from and after January l. 1921. |
hall be sumbitted to the people of this state
n the manner provided by law for the submis- |
non Of an amendment to the constitution at
he election to be held on the first TUESDAY
lfter the first Monday, in November, 1920. |