A Retail License to sell hard or distilled liquors may
be issued to any person, firm, or to a corporation quali
fied to do business in Alaska. Under this license the sale
of such intoxicating liquors is permitted in original
packages only, with the United States Internal Revenue
stamp unbroken, and no licensee under these regulations
shall permit any intoxicating liquors to be sold to any in
toxicated person or habitual drunkard, or to any person
under the age of twenty-one years, and the sale of any |
such intoxicating liquor to any person who is an attendant
of any public school or high school within the Teritory
of Alaska shall be deemed prima facie evidence that such
person is under the age of twenty-one years. All packages
are to be labeled, the label to show whether the content
is pure or straight, blended, rectified, or compounded, and I
where blended, rectified or compounded the character of j
the blend or compound and the alcoholic content thereof,!
and also the date when made, blended, rectified, or com-1
pounded.
Licenses to retail hard and distilled liquors may be is
sued only to citizens 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 Territory of Alaska may be issued to any person,
firm or corporation qualified to do business in Alaska, per
mitting the sale of such beverages in original packages
only, with United States Internal Revenue Stamps unbrok
en, to retail dealers only, and not to consumers or to the
general public.
