The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-20
LIQUOR C Q D E.
 HAS ''B0NE DRY" | SUNDAY CLAUSE
Council He ars Proposed Municipal Laws-No
 Action Is Taken

 Juneau will be bone dry" from o'clock Sunday morning until [ o'clock Monday morning-if the proposed municipal liquor code, now being considered by the City Coun- ell, is adopted at a coming meet ing.
 | All-day closing on Sunday and a weekday closing period from o'clock to ' o'clock in the morning were features of the proposed code presented councilmen by their spec ial committee, which worked with legal advice from City Attorney H L. Faulkner. On this special com mittee were c. E. Krause, chair man. Ralph H. Beistline, Henry Messerschmidt and Mayor Isadore Goldstein, ex-officio member. The Council received the pro- posed code last night at City Hall before large gallery, partially composed of representatives of beer and liquor dealers in the city. Here Are Suggestions The preliminary items in the city's new code, not as yet adopt ed, include all pertinent Territorial Liquor Board regulations. If the city does not enforce those regu- lations, 1t stands liable to be re- fused it's 60 per cent refundable account from the sale of Territor- ial licenses.
 When the first items had been read by City Clerk A. w. Henning, spectators and councilmen alike be- gan to sit up and take keen inter- est. Here are the new added city regulations which are proposed.
 l. Intoxicating liquor can not be carried into public place of en- tertainment, dance hall or place of amusement. (This is in accord with recent law passed by the Terri torial Legislature.)
 ?. No loud or lewd conversa- tions will be permitted in public places.
 3. Intoxication on public streets will not be permitted.
 4. Drinking will not be permit jed on public streets.
 5. Driving an automobile while under the influence of liquor will not be permitted cThis also is in accord with recently passed Ter ritorial statute)
 6. No liquor or beer sales of any kind will be permitted in any place from 1 o'clock to o'clock in the morning on week days, and from l o'clock Sunday morning to O. clock Monday morning. (This rule follows test" vote taken of $50 voters last winter by the Council )
 '. The municipal penalties for violations of the city code will be a fine of $100 and, or 30 days in jail. By incorporating the Terri torial regulations in the city code, all violators may be taken before the City Magistrate by the Police Department.
 To Be Studied
 These rules were not okeyed last night. Copies were to be pre- pared over the weekend by City Attorney Faulkner, so councilmen may study them before the next session.
 There may be Territorial regu- lation changes by the time the Council gets around to taking a vote on its code it is said. Beer and liquor interest representatives served notice last night that there were many features about the Ter ritorial liquor set-up with which they disagreed and found entirely impracticable.
 They were told by Mayor Gold stein to take their protests to Frank Boyle, Territorial Auditor and secretary to the Liquor Board The Mayor explained that the city has no choice but to enforce the regulations handed down by the Liquor Board, and that the only changes the city could make, in adopting a code of its own, are amendments which in no way con- flict with Territorial laws.
 The liquor representatives indi- cated last night that they would call upon MT. Boyle early next week.