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jery Article
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' In My Store] Makes
i Suitable Gift
jknd I Have thousands of
i:hem for Young and Old.
ne in and inspect our selected stock
for the Holiday trade
M L BLOEDHORN ,g
.Ler and watchmaker
|l|dCK BUILDING FIRST STREET
HE CITY BAKElfY
VE ARE SPECIALISTS IN. FINE CAKE! AND PASTRY
F0* F-ft,.
Parties and Receptions
AKERS OF THE FAMOUS .“CREAM LOAF” BREAD
UN “MAID" RAISIN BREAD—A TREAT INDEED
RYE BREAD GRAHAM BREAD
-UNCH ROOM-WHZRE YOU GET THOSE EXCELL
ENT LUNCHES
SAVE MONEY!
to the BARGAIN STORE
<ee vvliat we have in the line of workmen’s clothing,
mattresses and canvas goods of all kinds, tents and
Is, kitchenware, furniture, stoves, etc. We also
a full line of mirrors—plate glass and plain.
IE NORTHERN BLOCK
First Street
Copper River
& Northwestern Ry.
FOUR TRAINS WEEKLY BETWEEN
CHITINA AND KENNECOTT
Leave Cordova, Second Street Depot, on Mon
days, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Leave Chitina for Cordova Sundays, Tuesday*
days, Thursdays and Fridays.
Leave Chitina for Kennecott Sundays, Tues
days and Fridays.
Leave Keunecott for Chitina Mondays, W«dnes
days, Thursdays and Saturdays,
The above schedule subject to change with
out notice.
Dining Car in Connection With all Regular
Passenger Trains Between Cordova and Chitina.
Freight received and delivered at Cordova
Wharf from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m., except Sundays.
Tickets on sale at Second Street Depot
office, oue hour before departure of trains.
I CALEB CORSER, W. E. BROWN,
L Superintendent. Agt. Cordova Wharf
H R. K. BROWN, Jr., Ticket Agent.
ALASKA WILL BE
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act. he shall procure a permit for
that purpose from the judge of the
district court in the division where
the applicant resides.
That to procure such permit a
pharmacist shall make and file with
the clerk of the said court a state-1
ment in writing, under oath, stating
that he desires to transpor pure al
cohol for scientific, artistic, or me
chanical purposes or for compounding,
preparing, or preserving medicines
only, as provided by this act. and giv
ing his name, the location of his place
of business, a statement that he is a
licensed pharmacist, that he is regul
arly engaged in the practice of his
profession at the location named, and
that he will not violate the provisions
of this act.
That if the judge of the district
court of any division in Alaska is sat
isfied of the good faith of the appH
' cant he shall issue to such pharmacist
a permit to transport pure alcohol for
compounding, preparing, or preserv
ing medicines or for scientific, artistic,
or mechanical purposes.
That all express companies, rail
road companies, public or private car
riers are hereby required to keep a
separate book in which shall he en
tered, Immediately upon receipt ‘here
of. the name of the person to v.'t'om
pure alcohol is shipped, from "hat
I city or town and state the same was
shipped, and the name of the ship
per, the amount and kind received,
the date when received, the date when
delivered, and to whom delivered, aft
er which record there shall be a blank
space in which the consignee shall be
required to sigii his own name, in
ink. before such pure alcohol is deliv
ered to such consignee, which hook
shall be open to the Inspection of the
public as any time during business
hours of the company and shall not
be removed from the place where the
same is required to be kept. A- «ppj
of entries upon any such record here
in provided to be kept, when eertifiec
to by the agent of any express 01
railroad company or any public oi
private carrier in charge of the same
shall constitute prima facie evidence
of the facts therein stated in any court
of the Territory.
That whenever a shipment of wines
for sacramental purpswbs shall have
been transported for delivery within
: the Territory of Alaska the delivering
j agent of the transportation company
must refuse to deliver the same un
less it is accompanied by the certifi
cate prescribed in section eight of
this act, and then only tp the person
to whom the same is addressed or
upon his written order. The trans
portation company must keep a ree
| ord of all shipments and deliveries of
] wines for sacramental purposes and
j must preserve for a period of one year
j after their receipt all certificates ac
! companying such shipments and all
1 written orders upon which deliveries
may be made. Such records must be
I open to the inspection of the public
j at any time during office hours.
That any person who shall desire to
purchase pure alcohol for scientific,
artistic, or mechanical purposes shall
apply to the district court aforesaid
for a permit for that purpose. To pro
cure such permit he shall make and
file with the clerk of the district court
a statement in writing, under oath,
stating that he desires to purchase
pure alcohol for scientific, artistic, or
mechanical purposes as provided by
this act, and giving nig name and
residence and the place at which such
pure alcohol is to be used.
That it shall be unlawful for any
person owning, leasing, or occupying
or in possession or control of any
premises, building, vehicle, car, or
boat to knowingly permit thereon or
therein the manufacture, transporta
tion, disposal, or the keeping 0f In- <
toxlcating liquor with intent to mann- i
facture, transport, or dispose 0f
same in violation of the provisions of i
this act. \
That it shall be unlawful for any i
person to Import, ship, sell transport, I
deliver, receive or have in his poss-1 ]
ession any intoxlcantlng liquors, ex- i
cept as in this act provided.
That any person who shall In or <
upon any passenger coach, street car, i
hoat. or in or up .:i any other vehicle
commonly used for the transporta
tion of passengers, or in or about any
depot, platform, or waiting room drink
any intoxicating liquor of any kindJ
or any person who shall pe drunk or
Intoxicated in any publh or private
i
road or street, or in ain- passenger i
coach, street car, or any public place
or building, or at any pifblir gather
ing, or any person who shin be drunk
or intoxicated and shallHih'Turb the
peace of any person, s'nafll he guilty
of a misdemeanor.
That every person whaihall direct
ly or indirectly keep or maintain by
himself or by associating with others,
or who shall in any manner aid. assist,'
or abet In keeping or maintaining
any clubhouse, or other place in
which alcoholic liquor is received or
kept for the purpose of use, gift, bart
er, or sale, or for distribution or divi
sion among the members of any club
or association by any means whatso
ever, or who shall maintain what is
cohimonly known as the “locker sys
t
tern” or olher device for evading the
provisions of this act, and every per
son who shall use. barter, sell, give
away, or assist or abet in bartering,
selling, or giving away an> -liquors so
received or kept, shall be deemed j
guilty of a misdemeanor and upon
conviction thereof be subject to the
penalties prescribed in section one of
this act; and in all cases the mem
bers, shareholders, associates, or em
ployees in any club or association
mentioned in this section shall be
competent witnesses to prove any vio
lations of the provisions of this sec
tion of this act. or of any fact tending
thereto; and no person shall be ex
cused from testifying as to any of
fense committed by another against
any of the provisions of this act by
reason of his testimony tendt§g tor
criminate himself, but the testimony
given by such person shall in no case
be used against him.
O lr noril n ry e nli'in rr nntSi> nC n 1
cohollc liquors, or any schemes or
■ devices whatever, to evade the provis
ions of this act shall be deemed un
lawful within the provisions of this
act,
i That if one or more persons who
are competent witnesses shall charge,
on onth or affirmation, before the dis
trict attorney or any of his deputies
duly authorized to act for him, pres
; enting that any person, company, co
partnership, association, club, or cor
poration has or have violated or is vi
olating the provisions of this act by
manufacturing, storing, or depositing,
offering for sale, keeping for sale or
use, trafficking in, batering, exchang
ing for goods, giving away, or other
wise furnishing alcoholic liquor, shall
request said district attorney or any
. of his assistants duly authorized to
j act for him to cause to b|> issued a
warrant, said attorney or any of his
assistants shall cause to be issued
such warrant, in which warrant the
room, house, building, or other place
t in which the violation is alleged to
have occurred or is occurring shall be
speclficially described; and Said war
rant shall be placed in the hands of
the marshal, his deputy, or any town
1 marshal or policeman in any’town in
which the room, house, building, or
other place above referred to is lo
cated, commanding him to at once
thoroughly search said described
room, house building, or other place,
and the appurtenances thereof; and
if any such be found, to take Into his
possession and safely keep, to be pro
duced as evidence when required;
all alcoholic liquors and all the means
of dispensing the same, also all the
paraphernalia or part of the parapher
nalia of a barroom orj>ther alcoholic
liquor establishment, and any United
States internal-revenue tax receipt or
I
ertiflcate fof the manufacture or sale1
if alcoholic liquor, effective for the'
>eriod of time covering the alleged'
igense. and forthwith report all the
acts to the district attorney or his
leputy, and such alcoholic liquor orj
he means for dispensing same, or the*
laraphernalia of a barrrfom or other'
ilcoholic liquor establishment, or any
'nlted States internal-revenue tax re.'
eipt or certificate for the sale of al-1
'oholic liquor, effective as aforesaid,1
ihall be prima facie evidence of the
lolatlon of the provisions of this act.1
rI hat any United States district at
ornev for the Territory of Alaska
nay maintain an action in equity in
he name of the United States toj
ibate and perpetually enjoin such a
misance as defined in the preceding
’•ection. No bond shall be required.
\nv person violating the terms of any
^junction granted in such proceed-'
ngs shall be punished for contempt
iv a fine of not more than $500 or by ^
mprisonnient in the federal jail for
lot more than six months, or both1
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’.H'h fine and imprisonment, in the
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liscretion of the court.
That if a tenant of a building orj
tenement is convicted of using such
premises or any part thereof or main-j
taining a common nuisance, as here-'
Inbefore defined, or of knowingly per-j
mitting such use by another, the con
viction of such use shall render void
I he lease under which he holds and
shall cause the right of possession
to revert to the owner or lessor, who
may, without process of law, make
immediate entry upon the premises,1
or may avail himself of the remedy
provided for the forcible detention
thereof.
That anyone who knowingly per
mits any building owned or leased by
him or under his control, or any part
thereof, to he used in maintaining a
common nuisance hereinbefore des
cribed in section nineteen of this act,
neglects to take all reasonable meas
ures to eject therefrom the person so
using the same, shall be deemed guilty
of assisting in maintaining such nuis
ance.
That no property right of any kind
shall exist in alcoholic liquors or bev
erages illegally manufactured, re
calved, possessed, or Rtored under thii
and in all*such cases the liquor!
are forfeited to the United States am
may be searched for and seized am
for use as evidence, or upon satisfac
tory evidence to the court presente(
by the district attorney that such liq
uors are contraband.
That any person convicted of a vio
lation of any of the provisions of thii
act where the punishment therefor h
not herein specifically provided shal
be punished as provided by sectioi
one of this act.
That in case a pharmacist is con
victed under the provisions of this ac
the judge of the district court, in ad
dition to the penalty provided in this
act. may, in the discretion, revoke his
license to practice pharmacy, ant
thereafter he shall not receive a li
cense for one year
That the issuance by the Unitec
States of any internal revenue specie
tax stamp or receipt to any person a.’
a dealer in intoxicating liquors shal
be prime facie evidence of the sale
of intoxicating liquors by such pers
ons during the time the stamp or re
ceipt is in force and effect.
A copy of such stamp or receipt ot
of the record of the issuance thereof
certified by a United States internal
revenue officers having charge of such
record, is admissable as evidence in
like case and with like effect as the
original stamp or receipt.
That it shall be the duty of the gov
ernor of Alaska, the United States
marshals and their deputies, mayors,
and members of town councils, town
marshals, and police officers of all
incorporated towns in Alaska, all fed
eral game wardens, agents of the bur
eau of fisheries and forestry service,
customs collectors and their deputies,
employees sf the bureau of education,
prosecuting attorneys and their depu-l
ties, and all other federal and terri-j
torial executive officers to enforce the
provisions of this act.
That prosecutions for violations of
the provisions of this act shall be on
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Information filed by any such officer
before any juatlce of the peace or dis
trict judge, or upon indictment by any
grand Jury of the Territory of Alas
ka. and said United States district,
attorney or his deputy shall file such
information upon the presentation to
him or his assistants of sworn inform
ation that the law has been violated:
and in such prosecutions anyone
making a false oath to any material
fact shall be deemed guilty of per
jury.
That any person, company, or cor
poration who shall import or carry
liquors into or upon the Territorial
waters of Alaska in or upon any
steamship, steamboat, vessel, boat, or
other water craft, or shall permit
the same to be so imported or car
ried into or upon said waters, except
under the provisions of this act. shall
be guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon
conviction shall be punished as pro
vided in section one of this act.
That in addition to the power now
exercised the judges of the district
courts T)f Alaska may grant liquor
licenses for any period of time less
than one year upon n pro rata of th"
license fee for one year, but not to
extend beyond the first day of Jan
uary. nineteen hundred and eighteen,
rnder the provisions of lqw now in
force there so far as the same are ap
plicable.
That the legislature of the Terri
tory of Alaska may pass additional
legislation in aid of the enforcement of
this act not inconsistent with its pro
visions.
That in the interpretation of this
act words of the singular number
shall be deemed to include their plur
als. and words of the masculine gen
der shall be deemed to include the
feminine, as the case may bo.
That this act shall be in full force
and effect on and after the first day
of January, nineteen hundred and
eighteen, and all laws and parts of
i laws inconsistent herewith be. and
they are hereby, repealed as of that
date.
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CORDOVA
MACHINE WORKS
E. R. GARNES, Prop.
Residence Shop
Phone 101-3. Phone 132
Machine Wo k of all ’vinds,
Blacksm (thing, General Repair
ing. HorBe Shoeing, OxyAcety
'lene Welding and Cuttiug.
HARMON MACHINERY
BUILDING
Cordova, Alaska.
Out of Town Jobs Given Strict
Attention.