The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-04-20
THE LIQUOR Ii ".
TPublishcd March 2S, 1872
CHAPTER 121.

AN ACT provide against the evils resulting from the
sale of intoxicating liquors.
The people OF the of Wisconsin, represented in
senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section l. 1t shall be unlawful for any person or
pprSols bv agent or otherwise, without having first
obtained license therefor AS required 10y law, to
sell in any quantity intoxicating liquors: prorsded,
that person sh be granted license TO sell or give
away intoxicating liquors without first giving oond,
in addition to the bonds required by law, to the
muuicpalitv authority authorized by law TO grant
Surb license running to the of ioco Sin i'll the
penal sum of two thousand dollars, with at least two
good and sufficient suretles to be approved by she au
h0rtics granting the license, who shall be treehodeS
aud residents Of the county in which said license Is
granted who shall severaIly justify upon the bond,
their responsibility for said sum over and above all
labilite, and exemptions, conditioned the payment
OF all damages to any person or persons Which may be
inflicted upon or suffered bv them either in person
property of support by reason OF so obtain
ing license selling or giving away intoxicating hq-
uors dealing therein; and such bond may be sued
or recovered upon for the any or PERSONS
their legal representatives who may be injured by
reason of the selling giving away of intoxicating
liquors by the person his agent obtaining the
License.
Sec. 3 It shall be unlawful for any person per
sons by agent otherwise to sell intoxicating liquors
TO minors unless upon the written order of their pa
rents or guardian to persons intoxicated or who
habitua drunkards.
See g. All places where Intoxicating liquors sold
in violation law shall be taken, held and declared
be common nuisancCs and all rooms, taverns bazaaTs,
saloons restaurants, groceries, drug stores, coffe
houses cellars and other places of public resort where
Intoxicating LIQUORS are sold in violation of law, shall
be shut up and abated public nusances upon con
vcti0n of the keeper thereof who shall be punished
hereinafter provided.
See Ii shall be unlawful within this state for any
person to become intoxicated, and any person found
a condition of intoxication shall on convc-
ton thereof be punished therefor by being held in
custody bv order OF the court before which such per-
son may be convicted, or by imprisonment in the
county ail less than day, than sixty
DAYS and may in addition thereto, in the discretion of
the court be required pay the costs of prosecution,
and NAV be retained in jail in custody until such
costs are fully paid.
See J. Every person who shall, by the sa or Civ
inc away of intoxicating liquors with without Ii
cee cause the Intoxcaton of other person. shall
bc liable for and compelled pay reasonable com
penSation eIty, town or village, or to any per
son who NAV take charge of and provide for such
intoxicated person. and dollars per day in addition
thereto for every day such intoxicated person shall be
kept, in qu of such intoXicaton, which sum
nay be recovered before any court having competent
iuriSd elton.
See. s. Every husband. wife, child parent guardian,
employer other who shall be injured in person
property. means OF support by any intoxicated
person. or in consequence of the ntoxcation of any
person. shall have right of action In his her own
name sgyerally jointly, against any or per
sons who shall by selling giving away Intoxicating
liquors. have caused the intoxication, in whole IN
part of such person par>ons, and any person who
shall have caused such nt0xicatou, aforesaid, shall
be liable for all damages sustained and fer exemplary
damages, and married woman shall have the sans