Defines the exact manufacturing conduct prohibited and preserves the crucial nonbeverage high-proof exception.
Section 1 continues with criminal penalties and a proviso allowing manufacture of alcohol of at least 188 proof for chemical, pharmaceutical, medical, and bacteriological purposes. Section 4 sets January 1, 1910 as the effective date; the court states the act passed over the governor’s veto on February 4, 1909.
“it shall not hereafter be lawful for any person or persons to manufacture in this State, for purposes of sale, any intoxicating liquor, including all vinous, spirituous, or malt liquors”
Hosted opinion paragraph 129
Opinion reproducing Chapter 10, section 1
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