106 DRUG LEGISLATION IN THE UNITED STATES. 



deliver, or expose or offer for sale, exchange or delivery, any wood alcohol, or 

 substance commonly known as wood alcohol, unless each package, bottle, cask, 

 can or receptacle containing the said wood alcohol shall be plainly marked, 

 stamped, branded or labeled on the outside and face of each package, 

 bottle, cask, can or receptacle of the capacity of less than one gallon, in legible 

 type not smaller than large primer, and on the outside and face of each package, 

 bottle, cask, can or receptacle of the capacity of one gallon or more, in legible 

 letters of not less than one inch in length, the letters and words "wood 

 naphtha", " poison ". 



2. Penalty. Any person violating any of the provisions of this act shall be 

 deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and be punished by a fine of not less than fifty 

 dollars and not more than one hundred dollars, for each and every offense, or 

 by imprisonment in the county jail for not lews tkan thirty days, or more than 

 ninety (00) days. 



Laws, 1905, p. 50. 



1. Regulation of sale of cocaine. No person shall sell or give away any 

 cocaine, hydro chlorate or any salts or compound of cocaine, or preparation 

 containing cocaine except upon the written prescription of a physician or den- 

 tist licensed under the laws of the state. No prescription containing cocaine 

 shall be filled more than once and each shall have written plainly upon it the 

 name and address of the patient and be filed and preserved by the pharmacist 

 who shall not give a copy thereof to the patient. This section shall not be so 

 construed as to apply to sales at wholesale, in original packages, by any manu- 

 facturer or wholesale dealer, to a retail druggist, licensed physician or dent 1st 

 when such vendor shall have atlixed to each receptacle containing any such 

 drug a label in the English language specifically setting forth the proportion of 

 cocaine contained therein. 



2. Penalty. Any person who shall sell or give away any of the articles men- 

 tioned in the preceding section, in violation of this act, and any person who 

 shall prescribe any of such articles to any one addicted to the habitual use of 

 cocaine or any preparation or compound thereof in any form, shall be punished 

 by a fine of not less than $50 nor more than $100 or by imprisonment in the 

 county jail for not less than (80) days nor more than (00) days, and if the 

 person so offending shall be a licensed physician, dentist, pharmacist or assist- 

 ant pharmacist, in addition to the penalty above described, such offender's 

 license shall be revoked. 



3. Records may be examined. Upon complaint being made of a violation of 

 the provisions of this act, the county attorney of the county where the offense 

 is alleged to have been committed shall prosecute such complaint and to that 

 end is hereby authorized to examine the books of any manufacturer or whole- 

 sale dealer within the state for the purpose of tracing the sales of any of the 

 articles herein mentioned. 



Laws, 1905, p. 02. 



ADULTERATION OF DRUGS. 



7934. Druggist responsible for quality of drugs sold; penalty. Every proprie- 

 tor or conductor of a drug store shall be held responsible for the quality of all 

 drugs, chemicals and medicines sold or dispensed by him, except those sold in 

 the original package of the manufacturer, and except those articles or prepara- 



o So in Statutes. 



