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AMEND LIQUOR
REGULATIONS
TO AID CLUBS
Authorize Sale Up to Half
Barrel by Brewers and
Wholesalers to Groups
B I * ' —
Amendment in tne liquor regula
tions has been made by the Board
of Liquor Control allowing brewers
and wholesalers to sell up to a half
a barrel of beer to clubs and organ
izations where the brew is for free
distribution among members and
friends.
Previously, the law provided sale
only up to five gallons which in
some places, it Is said, worked a
hardship on certain fraternal or
ganizations which did not have club
licenses. Picnics and other gath
erings where more than five gal
lons were needed, were required bo
get bottled beer, which, it was held,
was costly, especially at Interior
points.
ESTEBETH BRINGS
17 PASSENGERS TO
JUNEAU YESTERDAY
Including a large number of
miners and cannery workers, 17
passengers arrived at Pacific Coast
Dock early yesterday morning on
the motorship Estebeth from Sitka
and way ports.
Purser Dave Ramsay's inbound
list:
Prom Sltktv—M. A. Mello, Albert
Munson.
Prom Chichagof—Charles Wel
come, John Diaz.
Prom Todd—Emma Lou Palmer.
From Henakee — Manes Kepler,
Mrs. Luopa. William Luopa, Ed
Dowling, Henry Melseth, Capt. Jim
Davis.
