The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-16


existing regulations and taxes in the
same manner and upon the same Ii.
censes 40 are applicable to beer con-
tanning not to exceed - per cent Of
alcohol by weight.
Definitiens and inter 1,
rEs sis1s" In. cto esms OF
liquor" and ''liquor" whenever used
In this Act shall mean and include
ethyl alcohol and include distilled.
GUS beverages containing in excess
Of SIS per cent of alcohol by weisht
The terms sale and "selr' skali
mean and include all barters and ali
m manners or means Of furnishing in
ttoxicating liquor or liquors ~ above
law; "off sale" shall mean the sale IL
OF liquor in packages in retail drue
stores for consumption off or away
from the premises whore sold. ION
s SALE snail mean the sale Of liquor
premise. only. The term whole
sale" shall mean and include any
wholesaler" or distributor" shall
mean n... q any person engaEed in the bust
or "orisinal package" or "co SHna
shall mean and include any contain
er or package or receptacle holding
liquor which Is corked and Tor sealed.
The term "municipaiity" shall mean
Section 2. HOTEL DEFINED.
The term "hoter' as herein used shall
mean and include any establishment
having = resident proprietor or man
nser Where shsrs,d IN consideration Of pay
and which maintains for the use Of
Its guests in cities Of the first class
not less than so guest rooms, and in
cities OF the second class not less
other cities and villages not less than
other suitable and necessary fur
nishtngs In each room and which is
provided ut the main entrance with
z suitable lobby. desk and office for
ground floor and which employs an
adequate staff to provide q suitable
ana usual service and which main
tains under the same management
ana control as the rest Of the es-
thereof 2 dining room with appro-
pirate facilities for seating not less
than thirty. guests At one time where
the general public are in considera :
ton OF payment therefor served with
meals at tables. except that such din
under separate management II d.
rectly connected with and convent.
emily available to the guests OF such
hotel BY interior entrances.
rI sset,on ~: r.. RESTAURANT !A!I DE.
herein used shall mean any establish
ment other than hotel under the
control Of single proprietor or man
ager having appropriate facilities for
the serving of meals and In cities OF
the first class for seating not less
second class not less than thirty-five
guests, and in cities Of the third class
not less than thirty guests: and where
IN consideration OF payment there
for meals are regularly furnished to
ploys an adequate staff to provide
the usual and suitable service to its
guests.
Section =. CLASSIFICATION OF
MUNICIPALITIES. For the purposes
Of this Act cities Of the first class
Of not less than 10000. cities Of the
second class shall be those having a
of not less than 5000, and
cities Of the third class shall include
all cities or villages having q popu-
i lat m. Of less than 5000; according to
term CLUB" shall mean and include
any corporation or association or
ganized for civic. fraternal. social
or business purposes which shall
which shall for more than one year
have owned. hired or leased . build
ing or space in a building Of such
extent and character as may be suit
able and adequate for the reasonable
and comfortable accommodation Of Its
members and whose affairs and man.
agement are conducted by a board
OF directors, executive committee or
other similar body chosen by the
members at meeting for that pur-
pose and none Of whose members.
paid directly or Indirectly any n.y. COM ON.
pensation by way OF profit for the
or sale of beverages to
the members Of the club or its guests
beyond the amount Of such reason
able salary or wages as may bs fixed
or other governing body.
Section s. LIQUORS DEFINED.
malt liquor means any beverage
containing more. than SIS per cent
Of alcohol by weight obtained by the
sion or decoction Of barley. malt or
other cereal and hops In water.
"Vinous liquor" means any beverage
more than 80 per cent Of
alcohol by weight obtained by the
fermentation Of the natural sugar
tural products containing sugar. IN
fortified wines such as port
and sherry. Spurious liquor" means
any beverage containing more than
80 per cent Of alcohol by weight OBJ
ter and other substances in solution.
including among other thing s..
Section I. iNTERPRETATioN. II
any word, section, clause or portion
OF this Act Is adjudged unconstitu-
shall not invalidate the remaining
portions OF this Act. It being declared
that the remaining portions Of this
Act would have been adopted not
the invalid portions
thereof. This Act shall be given q
to the end that it's general purpose
may be carried out.
TITLE No. TX.
Repeal
Section l. REPEAL OF CON-
FLICTING LAWS. All laws or parts
Of laws in conflict with the provisions
Guiding Sections 100s2, 10o93, 100s4,
1oo95. l009S, 1oO97. 100eS, 100sS. 1000,
10l01. 10l02, 1ol03, 1oio4, Compiled
Laws 1918: iolo6 Compiled Laws 1918.
- amended by Section l0105 Supple
ment to Compiled Laws 1918: l0f05a
to Compiled Laws 1919:
l0i0e. 1ol07, 101os. 1ol09, lOiio, 10lii,
10113,- 1918. 1914. 1915. 10l16 Com
piled Laws 1913: 10l17 Compiled Laws
1913 as amended by Section 1917
to Compiled Laws 1919:
10117a Supplement to Compiled Laws
1918: 1Ol1S, 1910, 1920, 1871, 1919,
10l33. 1915. 1915, 1916. 1917. 1915,
1929. 1890, 1871. 1ol33. 10l33. 1915.
1875. Compiled Laws 1918: l0l3e,
Compiled Laws 1913, 40 amended by
Section 10l3s Supplement TO Compiled
Laws 1913: 1013Sa1, 10136a2, 1Ol3sa3,
l0l3ea4 Supplement to Compiled Laws
1913; 10137, 1915, 1919. 1914, 1ell2.
10l43 Compiled Laws 1919: 1Ol40a,
1914 supplement to Compiled Laws
1918; l014aal, 10ll3a3 Supplement to
Compiled Laws 1915; 1914 Compiled
Laws 1919. a. amended BY Section
1914 Supplement to Compiled Laws
1918; 1915 Compiled Laws 1911:
10146 supplement to Compiled Laws
1918; 1Ol45al, 10145a3, loll5eS,
lO145al Supplement to Compiled Laws
1918: lo14Sbl. l0l4sb2, 10il5b3 Sup
plement to Compiled Laws 1913:
10ll6b4 Supplement to Compiled Laws
1919 - amended by Chapter 17l Laws