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SUMMARY OF REQUIREMENTS
REGUI j ATI N G THE SAUK OF
BEER AND WINE
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THE NOME NUGGET,
Nome, Alaska.
JUNEAU, Alaska May 6. 1933
Below is a summary of require
ments of Chapter 71, Approved
May 2, 1933, regulating the Sale
of Beer and Wine; in th© Terri
tory Of Alaska:
‘1An Act to regulate the Sale of
Beer and Wine to provide for the
’ payment of a license fee toy those
engaging in the manufacture, bot
tling and sale of (beer' and wine;
to provide for the issuance and
revocation of licenses, and to pro
vide penalty for the violation of
its provision; and for other pur
' poses, and declaring an emergency.
SECTION 1. It will toe unlaw
ful for any person, firm or corpor
ation to manufacture, bottle or
sell Beer or Wine in Alaska with
out a license. License will be is
sued only to a citizen of the Un
ited States who have resided one
year in the Territory and persons
of good moral character.
— SECTION 2. Beer and’ Wine
licenses $50.00; License permits
holder to sell Beer and wine on
a common carrier in Alaska. Hotel
or Lodging House with not less
than fifteen rooms or in Boarding
Houses. Restaurants or Cafeterias
with accomodations for not less
than fifteen people, and in Road
houses. Such Beer and Wine:
shall the consumed in rooms of!
bona fide guests and patrons or1
with meals furnished to them in
good faith.
SECTION 3. Beverage dispen
sory license $175-00 per annum.'
permits holder to sell draught
tbeer and beer in uncapped toot
ties but not wine for Immediate
consumption while seated in dis
pensory.
SECTION 4. Retail license $25.
per annum; permits sale of beer
and wine contained in original
packages, must nor be consumed
on premises where sold,
SECTION 5. Club license $50
per annum; allows dubs, frater
nal and patriotic organisations
having Territorial or National
chanter and incorporated two years
to serve Beer and Wine to mem
bers and guests in their club
rooms.
SECTION 6. Wholesale licenses
$100.00 per annum; permits sale
of beer and wine in original ipack->
ages to retail stores or other lic
ensed places.
SECTION 7. Bottling Works lic
ense $100.00 per annum; permits
operation of bottling works, sale
of beer and wine in quantities npt
less than five gallons in kegs and
four gallons in bottles.
■SECTION 8. Brewery license
$100.04) per annum; permits man
ufacture of beer but no sale can
be made in less quantities than
five gallons in kegs and four gal
lons in bottles.
SECTION 9. No one In any
way connected with a brewery or
winery can own any Interest in
a beverage dispensory license nor
can ha finance dfreotly or indirect
ly any license holder in procuring
quarters or supplying equipment
and furnishings.
SECTION 10. Moneys collected
for licenses. penalties or delin
quency fees shall*be paid to Terri
torial Treasurer. Fifty percent of
licenses collected in any incorpor
ated town will be refunded mon
Ithly to the lawn by' the' Treasurer
unless the city levies a tax on
beverages, when no refund will (be
made but collections will toe credit
ed to the general fund of Terri
tory.
| SECTION 11. Term beer is de
fined to mean lager beer, ale, por
ter and similar malt, liquors of
alcoholic content allowable..
SECTION 12. Licenses are for
a period *of one yjear. beginning on
first day of July and ending the
30th day of June. They are pay
able on or before June 30th of
each year. No license can be Is
sued for less than one-fourth year.
< SECTION 13. Application for
license is made to District Court
upon form provided by Territorial
Treasurer. Judges are to satisfy
themselves of the moral character
and financial responsibility of the
applicant. Also must approve of
location of business and shall not
allow beverage dispensory to be
located within four hundred feet
of any public school. Following
information is required in making
application: (a. Applicants name
and address, length of residence in
Territory; if corporation, length of
business. operation and .place of
incorporation; to. Kind of license^
desired; c. Plape where business!
is to be conducted, size, structure,
and approximate value, real pro
perty and furniture and fittings
and distance from nearest public,
school; d. Name and address of1
true owner of premises on which !
business is to be conducted; e. ■
Statement .that applicant is a citi
zen and qualified elector of Terri
tory; f. Statement showing appli
cant is only one having financial
interest in the business for which
license is applied; (business not to
toe conducted with any equipment ,
and etc., rented, leased or given
toy brewer or manufacturer of beer
or ■wine; g. Statement all other
licenses under this act issued to
or applied for by applicant; h'.
Statement applicant intends carry
on touslness for himself and not
as agent for anyone else; i. State
ment whether or not applicant or
some other .qualified person is to
manage business; if beer and wine
to be consumed on premises, appli
cant must furnish name of mana
ger and statement of manager un-1
der oath, furnishing all informa- I
tinn applicable including statement ■
of such manager that he intends
to superintend in person manage
ment of 'business license; j. Ap
plication must be certified by affi
davit of application or proper of
ficer of corporation; any false
statement made therein or in ac
companying statements constitutes
perjury and is sufficient cause for
revokation of license in the dis
cretJon of the Court. When appli- j
cation is allowed and fee paid to j
Clerk of the Court, he shall Issue j
license. Before commencing busi- I
ness licensee must post license in I
conspicuous place in room where I
business is conducted. On tenth |
of month Clerks' of Court shall i
transmit to Territorial Treasurer
all license fees received and list
containing statement of kind of
license, date of issuance and name
and residence of each licensee.)
SECTION 14.. United States at
torneys’ may file appiopriate ac
tion in District Court of Division
in which license was granted for
revokation of license.
SECTION 15. Any persons.Arm.
association, partnership or corpor
ation Importing or causing to be
imported from any country or
producers or manufacturers of
beer or wine for distribution, sale
or use in the Territory, shall on
the tenth day of each month sub
mit a sworn statement on forms
prescribed by the Treasurer, of
the amount of 'beer and wine Im
ported, produced or manufactured
during the preceding calendar
month and shall pay a tax of
11.65 per barrel of thirty-one
standard U.'S. Gallons or 6 cents
per gallon. Tax on bottled goods
shall be one cent per trade quart
and one-half cent per trade pint
or less. Tax and statement re
quired shall be transmitted to the
Treasurer upon which he shall
render receipts for amount re
ceived. Penalty for failure to pay
tax shall be treble amount of tax
and recoverable toy action at lajv
in name of Territory and deemed
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a misdemeanor and upon convic
tion punished by a fine or not less
than $100.00 and not more than
$1,000.00 or foy imprisonment in
Federal Jail for not less than 30
days nor more than one year or
by both in discretion of court.
SBCTION 16. It will be unlaw
ful to sell beer or wine to intoxi
cated 'persons or to anyone under
eighteen years of age, unless such
minor is accompanied by parent or
legal guardian. Violation » thereof
is grounds for revocation of lic
ense and sulbjeet to criminal pro
ceedings; upon conviction deemed
guilty of misdemeanor and fined
not less than $10.00 nor more
than $350.00 for each offense.
SECTION 17 Any violation of
Section 15 of this Act is ground
for revocation of license and all
beer and wine in possession of
parties named are declared con
traband and subject to seizure ana
confiscation by the U. S.’ Afarshal
or other peace officer.
SBCTION IS. Any person, firm
association, partnership or corpor
ation if they manufacture, brew,
prepare or 'bottle any beer or oth
er beverage for sale or offer Same
for sale, containing more than 3.2
percent alcoholic content by
weight, is deemed guilty of a mis
demeanor and upon conviction
thereof will be punished by a fine
of not less than $25.00 or more
than $100.00 or by imprisonment
in Federal jail for not less than
five days nor more than 19 days
or ‘both in the discretion of Court.
SBCTION 19 Any person, firm,
association.. partnership or corpor
ation engaging in barter or sale
of beer and wine without a license
will be deemed guilty of a misde
meanor and upon conviction pun
ished tby a line of not less than
S50.00 nor more than $250.00 or
by imprisonment in Federal jail j
for not less than twenty days nor j
more than 120 days or both in the
discretion of the Court.
SECTION 20. Territorial Treas
urer has authority to make any
additional rules deemed necessary
for proper enforcement, of this Act
SECTION 21. All acts and parts
of acts in conflict herewith are
hereby repealed.
SECTION 22. Any part of this
Aict if for any reason held to be
unconstitutional, such decision is
not to efTect the validity of any
other portion of this Act.
SECTION 23. The intent of the
Law to contrul and license those
engaged in manufacture, bottling
and sale of beer or wine and to
regulate traffic in same and all
provisions contained In this Law,
shall Ibe liberally construed so as
to give force and efTect to this Act.
SECTION 24. An emergency
Act, effective May 2. 1933.”
JOHN W. TROY.
Governor.
EXPANSION OP TRAIIK
BROADENED
NEW YORK, May t>, (AH) —
Expansion of trade and industry
have broadened appreciably this
week, according to Dunn and Brad
street’s Review. Retail distribut
ion held its previous gains, and
wholesale buying extended beyond
the customary period of seasonal
activity.
LEGISLATORS ARE
RETURNING to NOME
VALDEZ. May 6. (Received to
late for publication Saturday)—»
The following telegram was re
ceived from Senator Alfred Lomen
late Saturday afternoon: “Session
adjourned sine die at 5:30 Friday
after a strenuous finish. A legis
lative ball was held last uite.
, Mr. and Mrs. James Frawley,
George Hellerich and daughter
Joan and Mrs. Brighton, the moth
er of Mrs Hellerich, and myself,
flew from Juneau to Valdez today.
We are happy to he returning to
our homes at Nome.
AIRPLANE NEWS
pilot Mirow of the NAT arrived
Nome late Saturday evening with
A.C. Stewart, Fred Jones, Wm.
Castleton and B. Sprague. Mirow
took off again early Sunday morn
ing for Fairbanks.'
Pilot Brown of the NiAT, is fog
•bound at Kotzebue.
pilot Hans Mirpw and Vic Ross
of the NAT, arrived Nome this
afternoon from?* Fairbanks with
two planes having as passengers
Mr. and Mrs. James Frawley, Al
fred Loonen, Geo, HelleTich and
daughter Joan, and Mrs. Hellerich’s
mother, Mrs. Breltman; Fred Me
foes, John Kanarle, Ben Gillette
and Herman Engles. The plane
also Ibrot a large first class mail.
OFFERS TO SELL RAILWAY
TOKYO, May 8, .(AP)—Japan
ese leaders welcomed Russia's oL
ter to sell her rights in the Chin
ese Eastern Railway. It was treat
1 ed as the Soviet being willing to
abandon her Interests u Manchuria
to avoid conflict with Japan
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WHALERS GOING OUT
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VICTORIA. May 8. (AP)
Whalers who made Victoria their
home port for ^years, are going out
this year for the first time since
1930. Four boats leave the ejjd
of the month for the hunting
grounds off Queen Charlotte Is
lands.
PLAN TO LEAVE ON SAILBOAT
BELLINGHAM, May 8. (AP) —
Mr, and Mrs. Chas." A. Warner, of
Ferndale, with their three-year-old
son, Kenneth, plan to leave here
a'bout May fifteenth in a nineteen
foot sailboat in search of a new
home in Alaska. The Warners
hope to homestead in the vicinity
of Anchorage or Seward.
Mrs. John Wagner J)i»*s
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Mrs. John Wagner passed ‘away
at her home Sunday morning from
au attack of pneumonia. Funeral
announcement will he made later.
GANDHI RELEASED
POONA. May 8 (AP)—Oandi
was released a few hours after he
started his fast.
TUESDAY
(From Nugget Daily Bulletin.)
BUCKS PLEAD NOT GUILTY
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PROVINCETOWN. .May 8. (AP)
—Kenneth and Cyril Buck pleaded
not guilty to charges in connection
with the MoMath kidnapping. The i
case was continued to May 22nd. j
Each were held on one hundred !
thousand dollars bail.
Kenneth told newspaper men j
that someone else, who was be
tween him and. his wife, was in- ;
volved in the crime, and ran ;
away leaving him to take the
blame. Later he denied the same
to -the police. (When confronted
with both statements, he let the
denial stand.
GANDI STARTS ANOTHER FAST.
POONA, May 8. ( AP)—Gandhi 1
‘began a fast, which he said would
not be ‘broken for three weeks, I
even though every temple in India
eras opened to India’s untouchables
and untouchability was wholly re
moved before then. Many believe
I he will die as the result.
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Mr MATH K IDNA PPRBg
ARRESTED
PROVING ETOWN. May 8. (AP>
Swift justice brings Margaret Mc
Math’s kidnappers to court to
face the law. The girls father
feels kindly towards Cyril Buck,
aged forty-one. For Kenneth Buck
aged twenty-eight, charged with
kidnapping be has little sympathy
and hopes he will get a severe
sentence.
A special session of the grand
jury will he asked. Both defend
ant were arrested Saturday. Ken
netli confessed and the ransom
money was found in his honne.
Cyril who acted as an intermed
iary, is charged with extortion.
MR I DI G. C AUSES
IMMENSE DAMAGE
ELISWORTH, Maine, May 8,(iiP)
—A fire believed to have been
•tarted by a firebug, laid waste a
(large section of this city with
koss estimated at one million
jlars. At dawn, when the fire w*,
(under control, a blackened a?
desolate area was all that rema/,{
ed, save aibout seventy five butt*
ness houses opt of aibout four hu j
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dred. w
Pour hundred residents were If
homeless. The Red Cross immej.
iately took charge and one hundr<0,
guardsmen and police moved in.' jf
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ROOSEVELT (OUTLINES IDEA 2
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WASHINGTON, May 8. fAP) .
Kooswyelt outlined to the nation
Sunday night his ideas of tfjj
* government partnership betwee
agtricujfure, transportation an jj
industry. ,j
In exposition of his policie
p;<»t and future, he announce^
I liar measures would be propose.
Ishprtjy to give “Industrial work ^
jers a more fair wage return, t
{prevent cut-throat competition an
I unduly long hours of laibor, am^
i a: the same time.to oncourag
each industry to prevent over pro,
j ductio>n.’‘
As part of the new * nutiona.
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iyta4>ft4hg"-'program,r~~li:g"aaid tha^
“anti trust laws would be pre ^
(served "to prevent monopolies, bu
they would not be permitted tt
| encourage that kind of fair comg
petition which results in Ion?
| hours and starvation wages and
'ever production.”
Turning to inflation, he stated
that the powers aibout to be given
him by Congress for this, will b«p
used when it will be necessary^
to accomplish the purpose of im
proved prices, credit and wages.1
a
He said that the <*onverjation*
with foreign envoys brought
unity of action in the progress of^
disarmament and economic stabit-.
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ization.
NEW VOU’AXIC KRCITION*
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— ANCHORAGE. May TU (API — 4
Captain Heinie ,Berte;er. of .the
.motorship Discoverer, arriving from
Kodiak, said that the recent quakef
in the Gulf off Kenai Peninsula.
Mount Iliamnu, which lias been 1
smoking through one tunnel, is
now billowing black smoke In 3
three places. There is an entirely 3
new funnel on the East side. *
EJIiKS CHARGES — k
WITH COMMISSION (
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WASHINGTON, May 8, (AP) —
Chairman Charles H. March of the
Federal Trade Commission said Frl' £
day night that Secretary Ickes tiled
several complaints with the Com- ,
“r
mission, contending that "practic- s
ally all the leading cement man
ufacturers in the United States”
submitted identical bids for fed
eral road work and that there
was no competition March said
that the complaints made to the
Secretary , of the Interior were
that ‘‘all bids were alike” and that
the bidding was unfair. The Fed
eral Trades Commission has dock
eted the complaints for invest
igation, and indicated that some
time would elapse before a re
port could be made.
The committee has already gath
ered extensive data Concerning*
the cement industry.
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CUTTER NORTHLAND
HAILS FOR ARCTIC
SAN FRANCISCO. May 6—Bound
for the Arctic, the U.S.Coast Guard
Cutter Northland sailed today tft>m
San Francisco. This is her sirfth
annual cruise to far northern
waters.
WRANGKL ISLAND
GETS NEW NAME
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LENINGRAD. IT. S. S. R. (&)-—
Wrangel Island, the dot of land
north of Kamchatka whose owner
ship was the cause of conflicting
J Russian, American, BHMsV and
Japanese claims a dccgde ago. has
been renamed Davidov Island by
the Soviet Arctic Institute in hon
or of Vladimir Davidov, a Russian
explorer, who died two years ago.
The Soviet maintains a colony on
the island.
SOURDOUGH.. STATIONERY FOR
SALE AT THE NUGGET OFFICE.