Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-02-07

SEC. 8. For the payment OF all fines,
costs and damages assessed against
any person or persons in consequence
of the sale of Intoxicating liquors as
provided in section fvo Of this act,
the real and personal property Of such
person or persons of every kind, OK.
ccpt such as may be exempt from levy
and sale upon Judgment and execution,
shall be liable, and such fines, costs
and damages shall be lien upon such
real estate until paid, and in case any
person or persons shall rent or lease
to another or others nny building or
premises to be used or occupied 10
whole or in part for the sale of intoxi
eating liquors, or shall permit the
samelo DO used or occupied, shall be
held liable for and may be sold to pay
all fines, costs and damages assessed
against any person or persons occupy
ing such building or premises, Pro
ceedings may be had to subject the
same TO tho payment of any such fine
and costs assessed or Judgment rccov,
cd which remains unpaid or any part
thereof either before or after execu
ton shall issue against tho property
ofthe person or persons against whom
such fine and costs Of Judgment shnll
have been adjudged or assessed, and
when execution shall issue against the
property so leased or rented tho officer
Shall proceed to satisfy said execution
out of the building or premises SO
leased or occupied rs aforesaid, and
in case such building or promises be-
long to a minor, insane person or idiot,
guardian OF such minor, insane person
or IDIOT and his or her real aud per
sonal property shali bo held liable IN.
stead Of su9h minor, insane person or
idiot, and his or her property shall DO
sui iect to all the provisions OF tins
section relating to the collection Of
fines, costs and damages.
SEC o. Tho penalty and imprison-
mout mentioned in tho sixth section
of this act may be enforced by indict
ment in any court of record having
criminal jurisdiction, and all pecuniary
fines or penalties provided tor in the
sections of this act except the fourth
and ffth) may be enforced and prose
culcd for before any justice OF the
peace of the proper county in an action
of debt in the name of the Common
wealth OF Pennsylvania as plaintiff.
and in case of conviction the offender
shall stand committed to the common
iniI or workhonse until the judgment
and costs are fully paid, and the mag
istrate or court in which tho convc-
tion is had shall issue n writ of cdpids
al Sdfisfdciendam therefor, and justices
of tho peace shall also have iurisdic-
tion of all aclious arising under the
fourth aud fifth sections OF tbis act
when the amount in controversy does
not exceed two hundred dollars; such
actions TO be prosecuted in the name
of the party injured or entitled to TIE
debt or damages provided form said
fourth and fifth SECTIONS.
SIC. 10. In all prosecutions under
this net by Indictment or otherwise il
shall not bo necessary to state the
kind OF liquor sold or to describe the
place where sold, and forany violation
OF the third section of this act it shall
not be necessary to state the name OF
tho persons to whom sold, and in al
cases the person or persons TO whom
Intoxicating liquors shall be sold in
violation of this acl shall be competent
witnesses to prove such fact or any
other tending thereto.