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San Diego County Recorder/Clerk Statements of Liquor Sold by Pharmacists in No-License Territory
RCC/OFR35
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Title: San Diego County Recorder/Clerk Statements of Liquor Sold by Pharmacists in No-License Territory
Dates: 1917-1918
Collection Number: RCC/OFR35
Creator/Collector:
San Diego County (Calif.). Office of Recorder/County Clerk
Extent: 0.1 cubic feet (1 folder)
Repository:
San Diego County Archives
Santee, California 92071
Abstract: Statements of Liquor Sold by Pharmacists in No-License Territory consists of sworn statements, notarized, and filed in the
County Clerk’s Office, by pharmacists indicating the type and volume of liquor sold and received by pharmacists in San Diego
County, 1917-1918.
Language of Material: English
Please contact the San Diego County Archives staff at archives@sdcounty.ca.gov for access information.
[Identification of item]. San Diego County Recorder/Clerk Statements of Liquor Sold by Pharmacists in No-License Territory.
Collection Number: RCC/OFR35. San Diego County Archives
Scope and Content of Collection
Statements of Liquor Sold by Pharmacists in No-License Territory consists of a single folder of sworn statements, notarized,
and filed in the County Clerk’s Office, by pharmacists indicating the type and volume of liquor sold and received by pharmacists
specifically in Escondido, Oceanside, and Ramona. The records consist of two separate preprinted forms, Statement of Receipt
of Alcoholic Liquors and Statement of Liquors Sold or Dispensed.
The former identifies information that includes the name of the person filing the statement, their workplace, city, county,
and the date of the statement. This is followed by spaces for the accounting of inventory, including date received, quantity,
kind (i.e., whiskey, brandy, etc.), from whom received, and from whom purchased. The form is then signed by the person making
the statement and a notary public with a seal affixed.
The latter includes similar information. The identifying information remains constant however, the accounting of inventory
section is split into two, one indicating date, quantity, kind, to whom sold and the second, date, quantity, kind, to whom
dispensed, and physician issuing prescription. The form is then signed by the person making the statement and a notary public
with a seal affixed. Records are arranged by date for which statement was made, and alphabetically by city within.
Affidavits
Pharmacists
San Diego County (Calif.)