The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-07-16
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Tor sRd compelled TO pay reasonable com
pen&tion TO any person who may take charge
Of and provide for such intox Gated person,
and one dollar per day in addition thereto
for every day such intoxicated person shall
be kept in consequence Of such intoxlcation,
which sum may be recovered in clvll &C
ton before any court having jurisdiction
thereof
SEC 5. That all places where intoxicating
liquors are sold in violation OF this ordinance
or the acts Of the General Assembly Of the
State of Ohio shall be taken, held and de-
clared to be q common nuisance, and all
rooms, taverns, eating house, groceries or
other places OF public resort where intoxica
ting LIQUORS are sold in violation Of this or
dinance or the acts of the General Assembly
OF the State Of Ohio, shall be shut up and
abatsd as public nuisances, upon. the eonvic-
ton Of the keeper Thereof, who shall be pun
Ished as hereinafter provided.
SEC. 8. That for any violation OF the pro-
visions OF the first and second sections OF this
ordina ace, every person 50 offending shall
forfeit and pay fine OF not less than five
nor more than fifty dollars, or be imprisoned
in the County Jail for not less than ten nor
more than thirty days, or both Of them at
the discretion Of the court before which
such action is brought, and shall pay the
costs of prosecution; and for every violation
Of the provisions OF the fifth section Of this
ordinance every person convicted as the
keeper Of any place named as being nui-
sance, shall for feit and pay fine Of not less
than ten nor more than fifty dollars, or be
in pr;soned in the County jail for not less
than ten nor more than thirty days, or both
| fine and imprisonment as above named, al
the discretion OF the court before whom such
conviction shall be had, and shall pay the
costs Of prosecution; and such place or pls'
ces so kept by such person or persons so
convicted shall be shut up and a6ated upon
| the order OF The court before whom such con,
yiction may be had, uuth such time as such
person or peisous keeping such place or pla-
ces, shall give bond and security to the ac'
ceptance OF said court in the penal sum o
five hundred dollars, payable TO the State o
Ohio, conditioned that he or they will moi
sell intoxicating liquors contrary to-the laws
of the State, and will pay all fines, costs and
damages assessed against such keeper OF
keepers for every violation thereof; and II
case of forfeiture of such bond, suits may bt
brought thereon for the use Of any person in
teresled, or for the use Of the county o.
.lcorporation in case Of fine due the county
or corporation.
Sec. Z. That the giving away OF intoxi
eating liquors, or other shift or device to eyad
the provisions Of this ordinance, shall b
\ deemed and held to be an unlawful sellin!
4 within the provisions Of this ordinance.
H SEC. 8. That IN all fines and costs assess
ed against any person oil persons Tor any VIC
lation of this ordinance, the real estate an
personal property of such person or person
of every kind, without exemption, shall D
i liable ior the payment thereof, and all sue
fires aud costs shall be lien upon such rea
estate until paid; and in case any person Q
persons shall rent any building OF premises
ahd knowingly shifer the same to be use
and occupied for the sale OF intoxicating Ii
auors contrary to this ordinance, such build
ing or premises SO leased and occupied sha
be held liable tor, and may be sold to pay a
fues and costs assessed against the perso
J or persons occupying such building or prem
ses for any violation Of this ordinance.
SEC 8. That all prosecutions under tn
! ordinance shall be in the name OF the Sta
, OF Ohio. and shall be commenced upon
, written complaint under oath or affirmation
| before the Mayor or any Justice OF tn
Peace Of the county in which said oiienc
was committed, and upon the filing of sue
complaint with such ustice OF the Peace {
Mayor as Aforesaid, such ustice Of the Peac
or Mayor Shall Iorthwith proceed against IL
parties accused, as directed in section ten
| the act of the General Assembly OF the Stat
5 OF OHIO, to provide against the evils resutin
! from the sale of Intoxicating liquors, passe
May 1st, 1854.
Q SEQ. 10. That in all prosecutions undo
/ this ordinance it shall not be necessary
q state the kind Of liquors sold or TO descrit
! the place where sold, and for any Violate
/ OF the fifth section Of this ordinance, it sha
y not be necessary to name the person to who
r sold; and in all cases the person or person
to whom such liquors ara sold in violation
e this ordinance, shall be competent witness
r to prove such fact or any other tendil
. thereto. -g a.. a... " -nsE - .
: SEC. IL. This ordinance to take effe
n from and after It's passage and publication.
Y Passed June II, 1862.
THOS. NICHOLSON, Mayor.
II L. WIN. RoMIoK, Recorder.