NEW LIOUOR LAWS
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(Continued from »’■*« One) „
Age Limit In 21
It .shall be unlawful to sell beer
to any person under the age ot
twenty-one Vears, to any intoxicat
ed person, or to an habitual drunk
ard, and it shall be unlawful for
any licensee to permit the drink
ing of alcoholic liquor, other thun
l»eer or wine ot 17 percent or less,
in the premises covered by the
license,
•'ll shall be unlawful for any
licensee to maintain curtains,
screens, or other obstructions,
shading either booths where beer
may be consumed or rooms where
beer is sold.
"It shall be unlawful for any
licensee to sell any beer between
■the hours of 1 o’clock am. and
8 o’clock a.ni., or allow any liq
uor of any kind to be drunk be
tween the said hours on the prem
ises covered by the said license.
Violation is Misdemeanor
“Any violation of these regula
tions shall he deenied a misdem
eanor, and> upon conviction shall
toe punishable as provided in Sec
tion 2072, Compiled Laws of Al
aska 1913, (Section 505, S. L. A.
1933), and shall be constued as
prima facie cause for revocation
of the said lieensp; and in the
event of revocation of any license,
the licensee shall be- disqualified
from securing a license to sell In
toxicating liquor in Alaska for a
ppriod of one year from the date
of revocation.
Section 8 Specifics Dealers
“A retail License to sell hard
or distilled liquors may be Issued
to any person, firm, or to a cor
poration qualified to do business
the Alaska. Under this license the
sale of such Intoxicating liquors
is permitted in original packages
only, with the United States In
ternal Revenue stamp unbroken,
and no licensee under these regu
lations shall permit any liquors
to he sold to any intoxicated per
son or habitual drunkard, or to
any persons under the age of twen
ty-one years, and the sale of any
such liquor to any per«on who_ is
an attendant of any public school
or high '/school within the Terri
tory of Alaska shall be deemed
prima facie evidence that such
person is under the age of twen
ty-one years. All packages are to
be labeled, the label to show
whether the content is pure or
straight* blended, rectified, or com
pounded, and where blended, recti
fied or compounded, the character
of the blend or compound and
the alcoholic content thereof, and
alao the date when made, blended,
rectified, or compounded.
KcNidontei of Alaska
“Licensee t6 retail hard and dis
tilled liquors may be issued only
to ci likens of the United States
who .have been bona fide residents
of Alaska for at least one year,
or to firms or corporations who
have' been qualified for at least
one year to do business in the
Territory of Alaska.
“A Wholesale License to sell
hard or distilled liquors in the
Terirtory of Alaska may he issued
to any person, firm or corporation
qualified to do business in Alaska,
permitting the sale of such bev
erages in original packages only,
with United States Internal Rev
enue Stamps unbroken, to retail
dealers only, and not to consum
ers or to the general public.
“No license shall be grunted to
any person, firm or corporation
holding a retail license, unless
the said persons, firm or corpora
tion has first relinquished the re
tail license.
“Kach license, under the pro
visions hereof, shall keep a com
plete record of all receipts and
sales of intoxicating liquors, and
said records shall be available at
all times for the inspection of re
presentatives of the Territory, and
a copy of the same shall be fur
nished to the Territorial Hoard of
Linqtior Control upon request.
No (tonmunptkin in I'lrnfidrs
“The consumption of hard or
distilled liquors on the premise.®
covered by any license ‘issued un
der these regulations or under
Chapter ■ 11. Session. .L£.tt« of Alas
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ka, 1933. is forbidden. It shall
be the duty of each licensee to see
that this provision is enforced.
“No license to sell hard or dis- j
tilled liquors shall be granted to
any person, firm or corporation
huving a Beverage Dispensary Li
cense issued under the provisions
of Section 3, Chapter 74. Session
Laws of Alaska. 1933, unless the
j license so Issued to the business’
to be cdnducted would be on prem
ises separate and apart from t?ie
| premises covered by a dispensary
license.
Seciion 4 On filing
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“All applicants for license other
than those granted or to be gi*ant
<d under the provisions of Chap
ter 71, Session Laws of Alaska,
1933, as supplemented herein, shall
file wit li the Secretary of the
Board of Liquor Control ih“ fol
lowing:
“An application in writing, s:gr
ed tty applicant, giving the name
end address of such applicant; aud
if by a corporation, by its officers
or duly authorized agent.
1 “A description of the parti f”Vr
place for which a license Is de
't.red, with reference to stfe?. etc.,
j »n that the premises can 1>j de
! iinil ely' located.
1 "A statement of the citizenship
'or corporate qualifications of the
applicant.
Shall lie Responsible
j “A statement that the appli
cant will personally superintend
'and manage the business licensed
'and be responsible therefor.
“A list of references as to the
I integrity and reputation of the
.applicant, and of the desirability
|of issuing a license for the prem
ises mentioned therein.
| “Bach application for a license
jwithin any incorporated^ town must
be accompanied by the approval
lof the' city council of said Incor
porated town, or by a petition
| signed by at least 50 .reputable
jcltlzens of the said tow# and a
remittance of the license fee.
i Section 5 On Qua Li West ions
j “Before any license is issued
j for the sale of hard or distilled
liquors in the Territory of Alas
ka, the Board of Liquor Control
must he satisfied that the appli
cant is duly qualified and that
the premises are suitable for the
proper handling of such liquorB,
iand the said Board of Liquor Con
trol shall be the final arbiter as
to whom licenses shall lie IsBtied
jar as to- the suitability and loca
11Ion of the premises covered there
.bv. If the Board finds that the ap
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plication la regular and satisfact
ory, it slial? be tlie duty of the
Secretary of said Board to issue
an appropriate license.
Meet ion <1 Id in its Time
“All licenses Issued under these
regulations are ifor a period of
one year beginning with the first
day of July and ending with the
HOth of June, or until the Legisla
ture otherwise provides, and the
fees therefor are payable4 in ad
vance: no license shall bo issued
fir less than ohe-ifoii: ii ??f a
';i'’ \
i up feo' or a lice"- ■ to s-1 i
hard or distilled liquors in the
Territory of Alaska is $ TOO.00,
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and in addition thereto the li
censee shall pay to the Treasur
er of “'Alaska two and one-half
percent of the invoice price of
ntl liquor purchased by licensee.
For the purpose of this provision,
the licensee shall submit to the
Treasurer of Alaska within thirty
days of receipt of each ship
ment of intoxicating liquor, all
invoices of such liquors shipped
to the said licensee for sale by
him and shall remit to the Treas
urer of lAlaska, with such invoic
es, the amount of excise tux due
under these regulations.
Sails on I touts
“Provided thul the license fee
for the sale of hard and distilled
liquors on regular passenger boats
of not less than 250 gross tona.
IT. S. Custom's House measurement
plying between .Alaska and the
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No. saoft
Civil
IN THK MRTRIOr 1WCBT FOR
THK TERRITORY OF ALASKA
FOR Hrroid Division
I.KLN'A ROSK GOODRIDGB,
Plaintiff, vs. HBNM.VMIX THOM
AS GOODRUXMC, Defendant.
THK FRRS1UMNT OF THE
united States of ambkica,
TO THK ABOYH-NAMBD DH
FH.VD.VNT.
n R E K T I X G: ..
You w* hereby required ..to ap
pear (a the District "Court for the
Tend) or y- Of Atakfca, Second Dlv
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isloii, within thjfcty—4*3 0 i days af
ter the last publication of this
summons, namely Within thirty
(30) days after the $Sth day of
April, 1934, in case this* sum
mons is published, or within
torty (4 0). days after |ho date of
Its service upon you, in case this
summons is served upon you per
sonally, and answer the complaint
of the above-named plaintiff on
file in the said court in the above
untitled action.
The said plhlntiff in said action
demaritds the following relief: « A
Judgement of said court dissolv
ing the bonds of matrlmdny now
existing between you and the
said plainMtr. and changing the
name of the said plaintiff to Lena
Rose l!ahnke, and for such other
and further relief as to the court
Play seen equitable and just.
And in the event you fall to
so appear and answer the plaintiff
will take judgement against you
for want -thereof, and will apply
to the court for the relief de
manded in her complaint and as
hereinabove stated.
WITNESS, the Honorable Hes
ter O. Gore, Judge of said Court,
and the 8eal of said Court here
unto affixed, on this 3rd day of
April, 1934.
SEAL. ~ THOS. D. JENSEN,
Clerk IMst. Court
HE ROY M. SCRIM VAN,
Attorney for Plantiff. «>
Publish April 7, 14. 34. 21.
May 5, 1934. “ __
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