The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-03-26


ipareBt, guardian. employer. or otheI
iperson, vino shall be injured in per
son or property, or means of support.
by any intoxicated person, or in
consequence of the iutoxication.
habitual or otherwise, of any person,
such wife, child, parent, guardian,
employer, or Othe- person, shall have
right of action in his or her own
name. against any person who shall,
by selling Intoxicating liquors con
trary 10 this act, have caused the
( Iintoxication of su,ir person, for all
damages actually sustained, as well
as exemplary damages and q mar
ried woman shall have the same right
10 bring suits. prosecute and con-
troll the same, and tue amount reeov-
cred, the same as il feme sole, and
all damages recovered by a minor,
under this act, shall be pa d; either
to such minor, or to his or her par
ent. guardian, or next friend, as the
court shall direct, and all suits for
damages, under this act, shall he by
civil action, in any of the courts of
this state, having jurisdiction thereof
SEC. VIII That for every viola
ton OF the provisions Of the fret.
second and third sections of this act.
every person so offending shall for
felt and pay fine OF not less than
five Eor more than fifty dollars, or be
| imprisoned liz the jail of the county
for not less than ten nor more than
thirty days, or both of them, at the
discretion of the cOurt, and shall pay
the costs of prosecution, and for
every violation Of the provisions OF
the fourth section of this act, every
person convicted as the keeper of
any places therein declared to be
nuisances, shall forfeit and pay q
fine of not less than fifty nor more
than one hundred dollars, or be i'm
prisoned in the Jail of the county for
not less than twenty nor more than
fifty days, or both, at the discretion
of the court, and pay the costs of
prosecution, and such place or places
so kept by such person or persons
so convicted, shall be shut up and
abated upon the order of the court,
before whom such conviction may be
had, until such time as such person
or persons keeping such place or
places, shall give bond and security
to the acceptance of said court, in the
penal sum of one thousand dollars.
payable to the State of Ohio, condi-
toned that he or they will not sell
Intoxicating liquors contrary to the
laws of the State, and will pay all
fines, costs and damages assessed
against such keeper or keepers, for
every violation thereof, and in case
of a forfeiture OF such bond, suits
may be brought thereon for the use
of any person interested, or for the
use OF the county, in case of fine or
costs due such county; provided,
that the provisions of the first and
fourth sections of this act shall not
extend to this sale of the wine manu-
factured of the pure juice of the
grape cultivated in this State, or
beer, ale or cider.
SEC. IN That the giving away of
intoxicating liquors, or other shift
or device to evade the provisions of
this ct,shall be deemed and held to
be an unlawful selling within the pro
visions of this act
SEC. y. That for all fines and
costs assessed against any person or
persons, for any violation OF this set,
the real estate and personal property
of such person or persons, of every
kind, without exemption, shall be
liable for the payment thereof and
all such fines and costs, shall be a
lien upon such real estate until paid.
And in case any person or persons
shall rent or lease any building or
premises, and knowingly suffer :he
same to be used and occupied for the
sale of Intoxicating liquors contrary
to this act, such building and premi-
ses so leased and occupied, shall be
held liable for, and may be sold to
pay all fines and costs assessed
against the person occupying such
building or premises. for any viola-
ton of this act; and in case such
building or premises belong to any
minor, insane person or idiot, the
guardian or guardians OF such minor
or minors, or insane person or idiot.
who has control OF such building or
premises, shall be liable for, and ac-
count to such ward or wards, insane
person or idiot, for all damages, in
consequence OF the use and occupa-
tion OF such building and premises,
and liabilities Or such fines and costs,
as aforesaid.