St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-07

same are hereby repealed and rc-enaeted
50 rs 10 read as follows:
179 No person in this State shall sell,
dispose Of barter, or i a dealer in any one
or more Of rIe articles Of merchandise IL
this section mentioned. shall give away on
the Sabbath day, CONNOLLY called Sunday
any tobacco. cigars candy, soda oT mine
raj waters, spirituous or fcrmcntei liquors
cordials, lager beer, wine, cider Or any
other goods, wares or merchandise what
soever, and any person violating any one II:
Of The provisions of this section shall be IL
able to Indictment in any court IN this
State having criminal jurisdiction, and upon
conviction thereof shall be fined a sum not
less than twenty nor more than htty dol
lars, in the discretion of the court, fer the
first offence. and if convicted second time
for violation If this sectior, the person
or persons 50 offending sLall be fined sum
not less than fifty nor more than tive num-
dred dollars, and be imprisoned TOR not
less than ten nor more than thirty days,
in the discretion Of the court, and his, her
or their license, if any were issued, sha-l
be declared null and void by the Judge OF
said court and it shall not be lawful Tor
such person or persons to obtain another
license for the period of twelve months
from the time OF such conviction, nor snail
a license be obtained by any other person
cr persons to carry on said busiHSS on
the premises or elsewhere, IF the krson
aforesaid convicted has any interest what
ever therein, or shall divide any proht
whatever thcrcffom, and III case OF bc!hg
convicted more than twice for violation,
such person or persons on each occasion
shall be imprisoned fer not less than thirty
nor more than sixty days, and fined sum
not less than double that imposed on such
person or persons on the last preceding con-
vction, and his, her or thar license, ifan,y
were issued, shall be declared null ana vold
Is the court, and no new license shall be Is
sued to such person or persons for period
Of two years from the time Of such CON
viction nor to any one else TO carry on
said business wherein he is in any wise IN
tcrosted, as before provided for the second
violation of the provision Of this section,
one half of all the fines to fo imposed un-
der this section Shall be paid to the State,
and the other half to the intormcr; this
article is not to apply TO milk or ice dealers
in supplying their customers, or TO apothe-
carries when putting up bona lido prcscrlp-
tons.
$50. It shall not be lawful to keep open
or use any dancing saloon, opera house
tcn-pin alley, barber saloon, livery stable
Except for funeral purpose or La'ia al
lev within this State on the Sabbath day,
commonly called Sunday and any person
or p rsons or body polite or corporate,
who shall violate any provisions OF TINS
section, or cause or knowingly permit the
same to be violated by 4 person or persons
in his her, tL,ir OF It's employ, snail he
liable to Indictment Ill any court OF tn.
State having criminal jurisdiction, and
upon conviction thereof shall be fined 4
sum not less than one hundred dollars IN.
the discretion Of the court for the first OF
fence, and if convicted a~sccona time for 4
violation Ct thjs section, tn person OF pr
sons OF body polite or corporate shall be
fined a sum not less than one hundred nor
moro than FIVE hundred dollars, and be mn
prisoncd not less than ten nor moro taan
thirty days in the discretion of the court,
and in case of any conviction or convictions
under this section subsequent to the second
such person or persons, body polite OF cor
porate, shall he fined on each OCCASION
sum at least double that imposed upon
him, her, them or it on the last preceding
conviction, and be imprisoned not less
than thirty nor more than sixty days ~
the discretion of the court, onc-haif OF all
fines to be imposed under this section shall
be paid to the State and the other hall to
the informcr.
Section 2. Be it enacted, That nothing
in this act shall be 50 construed as to pro
hiJit BARRIERS or livery stable keepers tron
the prosecution of their Legitimate business
between the hours of one o'clock, A. NJ,
and twelve o'clock, NJ, on the Lord $
day, known as the Sabbath.