Local Option
the right of each locality of a State, such as each county, township, or city, to determine for itself whether or not some particular measure the liquor traffic shall be licensed and applied more especially as to whether passage of the Prohibition Amendment the liquor traffic shall be licensed and passage of the Prohibition Amendment in 1919. hil of Kinross-shire, Scotland, 23 miles N. N. W. of Edinburgh. Lying 353 feet above sea-level, and engirt by Benarty (1,167 feet), the West Lomond (1,713), and other hills, it measures 35% flowing 16 miles E. to the Firth of Forth; is 10 to 90 feet deep; and has an area of 3,406 acres, drainage operations having reduced its size by one-fourth in 1826-1836. Of seven islands, the largest early seat of the Culdees, and Castle Isearly seat of the Culdees, and Castle Island, with the 14th-century keep of a castle which in 1567-1568 was for 10 months the prison of Mary, Queen of Scots. Since 1633 and earlier the loch has been famous for its delicate pinkfleshed trout, and since 1856 for its flyfishing.