The Nome nugget., 1939-04-10
"COCKTAU BILL" WHICH RESTORES SALOON DOES NOT
 ALLOW WOMEN BARTENDERS

Under provisions of the Cock tail Bill" which restores the old time saloon, enacted at the recent session of the legislature, permit ting the sale of beer, wine and hard liquors for consumption on the premises where sales are made, a limit is put on the amount of wine that can be sold to one person in one day, and only male persons can serve drinks.
 The full text of the law, which will become effective 90 days af- 1 ter it was signed, or about June 10, is as follows:
 For an Act entitled: A Bill for an Act to amend Chapter 78, Session Laws of Alaska, 1887, de- fning the sale of intoxicating liquor in beverage dispensaries.
 Be it enacted by the legisla- ture of the Territory of Alaska:
 That Section 13, subsection A of Chapter 78, Session Laws of Alaska, 1887, be amended to read as follows:
 "(A) Beverage Dispensary Lii censes: A Beverage Dispensary license shall give to the holder thereof the right to sell or serve on the premises beer (and) wine and hard liquors for consumption on the premises only. Provided, however, that the premises for which such license is issued shall not be connected by doors or otherwise with premises covered by any other license issued un- der these regulations; and proVid ed further, that the sales under Beverage Dispensary Licenses are limited to less than five wine gallons to any one person in any one day.
 "A Beverage Dispensary Lie ense fee shall be $500 in all towns, villages, settlements and places of population not exceed ing l,500 persons and 5000 in all towns, villages and incorporated cities having the population in excess of l,500 persons and all ap licants desiring a Beverage Dis pensary License, at the time of filing with the District Court, the applicant for such license shall also file bond, either in cash or a surety company bond, the con dition of such bond or undertak- ing shall be, that the licensee or licensees are the sole owners and that no other persons are fin ancially interested either directly or indirectly and will conduct said business in accordance with the existing laws pertaining to the manufacture and sale of ln- toxicating liquor in Alaska. Such bond shall be in penal sum of $2,500. Upon conviction for vio- 1 lation of the laws of Alaska per taining to the manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquor or up- on revocation of a license, said bond shall be forfeited and cov- cred into the Territorial Treas ury.
 "The Judge of the District Court for the Territory of Alas ka is hereby empowered and au- thorized to revoke any license hereafter granted, as well as those now issued. Complaints for l revocation Ol llCCIlSIo dli1t1i 144A' Act shall be filed by the U. s. At torney, his assistants or any Fed eral or any Territorial Enforce ment Officer. Such complaints shall be filed with the Clerk of the U. s. District Court. Upon such complaint being filed, duly verified, the U. $. District Judge shall issue an order to show cause against the licensee and up on hearing the same, or upon de- fault of the license, the said Judge shall issue his judgement and order in the matter.
 "The holder of any license which has been revoked as here in provided shall not be entitled to apply for and receive another license under this act for a per