Seward daily gateway., 1933-05-08
ALL PROVISIONS CONTAINED IN THE LAW SHALL BE LIBERAL Iy CONSTRUED TO GIVE DE- SIRED FORCE AND EFFECT TO THE ACT.
"A SECTIONS IN ACT
TERRITORIAL TREASURER IS AUTHORIZED MAKE ADDI-
 TIONAL RULES

Below is a summary or require ments of Chapter Il approved May ?. 1883, regulating the sale ot beer and wine, as received today from Gov. John w. Troy, at Juneau:
 An act to regulate the sale ot beer and wine; to provide for the payment of license fee oy those engaging in the manufacture, bottling and sale of beer and wine; to provide for the issuance and re- vocation of licenses, and to pro- vide penalties for the violations of it's provisions; and for other pur- poses, and declaring an emergen- cy.
 Section 1: It is unlawful for any person, firm or corporation to manufacture, bottle or sell either beer or wine in Alaska without license. Licenses issued only to citizens of United States who have resided one year in Territory and persons of good moral character.
 Section 2: Beer and wine licens- es $50; license permits holder to sell beer and wine on a common carrier in Alaska or hotel or lodg- ing house with not less than l5 rooms or boarding houses, rest aurants or cafeterias with accom- odations for not less than Is pat irons and in roadhouses.
 Such beer and wine shall be consumed in rooms of bona fide guests and partons or with meals furnished to them in good faith.
 Section 3: Beverage dispenSary license On $175 per annum permits holder to sell draft beer and beer in uncapped bottles but not wine for immediate consumption while seated in diSpenSary.
 Section 4 Retail license S25 per annum permits sale of beer and wine contained in original pack ages but must not be consumed on premises where sold.
 Section 5: Club licenses $50 per annum allows clubs, fraternal ana patriotic organizations having Territorial or national charter and incorporated two years, to serve beer and wine to members ana guests in their club rooms.
 Section 6: Wholesale license S1OO per annum permits sale of beer and wine in original pack ages to retail stores or other lie ensed places.
 Section 7: Bottling works lic- ense S1OO per annum permits op- eration of bottling works, sale of beer and wine in quantities not less than five gallons in kegs and four gallons in bottles.
 Section 8: Brewery license SlOO per- annum permits manufacture of beer but no sale can De maoe in less quantities than five gallons in kegs and four gallons in bottles.
 Section g. No one in any way connected with brewery or winery can own interest in beverage dis pensary license nor can he finance directly or indirectly any license holder in procuring quarters or supplying equipment and furnish ingS.
 Section 10: Moneys collected for license penalties or delinquen- cy fees shall be, paid to Territorial treasurer.
 Fifty per cent of licenses col lected in any incorporated town will be refunded monthly to town by treasurer unless city levieS tax on beverages when no refund will be made but collections credited to general fund of Territory.
 Section II: Term beer is defin- ed to mean lager beer, ale, porter and similar malt liquor of alcohol ic content lawful under Federal laws.
 Section 12: Licenses are for period of one year beginning the
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