The Nome daily nugget., 1935-04-05
NEW REGULATIONS
 MADE BY TERRI, B,
 OF LIQUOR CONTROL
Cities Must Enforce Regulations
(Bv The Associated Press)

(By The Associated Press)
 JUNEAU, April S. Providing for stricter enforcement local option in incorporated cities raises in license fees excise tax and regulations the Territorial Board of Liquor Control today announced its regulations
 In providing for local option the regulations require that fifty percent of the total number of voters at the last general election must petition before the board the of the question to be placed the ballot the next municp election At the election twothrds of the be required to bar liquor from within the city.
 The excise tax boosted from two and one-ha per- cent of the invoice value of the quor to five percent Re- funds to citizens on license pad were raised from fifty to sixty percent.
 JUNEAU, April S. If cities fail to enforce the regua- ons the refunds be foreted at the time the board is to take charge of enforcement.
 All licenses are be issued by the board and appica- ons to be held thirty days with notice of application posted Protests to be considered at the time the tion is taken.
 The matter of closing hours and entertainment in dis pensares and other places where liquor sod was left up to the cities
 The regulations effective of April 3rd 1885, with the present license continuing in effect until their piration
 The beverage dispensary lcense giving the holder the right to sell beer wine for consumption off the pre- ses whether in straight liquor other merchandise sing houses will cost $250.00
 Restaurant licenses allowing the sale of beer and wines with meals will cost one hundred dollars.
 The roadhouse license provides that the establishment be not less than ten miles from incorporated city The roadhouse serving food to the travelling public will have to pay fifty dollars, which is the as before
 club license will cost fifty dollars general retail license allowing the sale of all kinds of liquor in bulk will hundred and fifty dollars Both licenses ed from fifty to one hundred dollars.
 JUNEAU, April - Wholesale licenses divided into three classicaons First, wholesale of all kinds of liquor, hundred and fifty dollars license fee; Second wholesale of hard and distilled liquor allowing the right to sell not less than five gallons, hundred dollars Third wholesale of beer and wine licenses hundred dollars
 The board reserves the right to limit the number of c in any locality The penalty for violation of regua tons fixed at five hundred dollars fine with revocation of the license for year.
 JUNEAU, April 5 - stringent regulation also passed concerning outside wholesalers and reads follows
 Any distiller, brewer, wholesaler whose plant or business outside of the territory shall be required to ob tain wholesale license for products in the territory. separate license required for each wholesale distributing point in the territory
 Any wholesaler not resident of the territory, selling liquor designate the principal place of business and appoint agent who shall obtain license
 Any liquor shipped in without license will be confs cated sold by the Board the proceeds to be turned into the territorial treasury.