Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-09
The Nen Tgmpsraneo ~ d nlia8L

The following are the more important isc'.1lr
C. tie new Temperance izv Of Illinois Us #5ra-
lag vii be watched with interest tie country
over:
SECTION L Be it eaa,;ei By the people
the State O. Illinois, Ieprs--lted in the Gen
/ eral Assembly. That it 1asu Be UnlsEfli Or
any person Or perFors, By ageu- OF ote-
xiss, Uith0u, FIRST having CHAINED license
! 20 keep grocery, O. ct. u any quantity
intoxicating iClors, % be drank 3D., upon c-
about the building or premises where sod OF
I 20 sell such iu-o-io-ting liquors 90 Be drank
/ IL any adjoining room, 1uiding or prem
/ ises, o. other plsce Of public resort, coaueetef
| with said building Prcr.est, inst no per-
/ son shall. be granted G Lce1re % sell or give
away intoxicating liquors, Fiflou. first Civ
ing & bond 10 the municipality o. authority
authorized by law 20 grant Ecens-s which
bond shall Iuu 10 the name OF the people ct
/ the S;s-e Of Illinois. and De II The rcn2l sun Of
three thousand dollars With al least two goo
I snd sufficient securities. vil shall BE- freehold
/ ers, conditional that they viii psy al damages TO
/ any person or persona which nay he afflicted
I upon them, either 10 person or properly, o.
means Of support b reason Of 60 o5-ail-ng
| license, ceiling OF giving aFzy intoxicating
/ liquors; and such bond may be sued and reco7-
I cred upon Tor the use Of zny perzal OF persons.
or their legal Representatives, who msy BE in
Jured BY reason Of the selling iut1-ics.iug
liquors by the person OF his agent 50 obtaining
the license.
SIC . Il shall be unlawful flr any person or
persons, b agent or otherwise. 20 sell intozica--
Ing liquors. 90 mia0rs. unls5s upon The written
order Of their parents. guardians or family
physicians, or 20 persoas intoxicated, or VAC arc
IL the habit Of getting intoxicated.
SEC. 3. All places where intoxicating liquors
are sold "a vi5stiol Of this sc- shall De Jaze1-
held snI declared to be common nuisancas; s-t
all rooms, ta7erus, eating houses, 1az1rs restAl-
rants, lrgs stores, groc-E.es, co4se hou1es, cell
lars, or other places o. public resort. where i1-
tJxicsting liquors are soii in v-1-=,.ou % t-s
ACT, shall be shut up sld abztel as QuJlc ll--
sances, upon conviction o. the keeper thereof.
who shai. be punished as hereinafter provided.
SIC 4 Every person Who shall, b the ga
Of Intoxicating liquors, Ti-h or without
license. cause the iut0zica,i11 u s1T other per-
son, shall be liable for, and compelled 20 1s7 81
reasonable compensation 20 any person Who -zI
take charge Of or provide for such iut5zi-t'.i
person, and two dollsss pes LAY iu al-.a--
thereto Tor every Gsy such intoxicated psri-
shall be kep, in consequence Of such il,1zisl-
ton; which sums may oe recovered In al action
Of debt before any court having Competent
jurisdiction.
SIC. 8. Every husband, wife, child, -sr--,
guardian, employer or other person, F1l shall
be Injured IN person or property, OF ulsl= ..
support, b. any intoxicated psrsol, CT 10 c-lsz.
quenc6 Of The !nt0I.cltiln, hz-itlai o. otherwise
Of auy psrsoa, shs.i have a right Of seton 10 lie
or her own name, reve-ally CT j-iatJ, s-s'-r
any person OF persons who s5sI, have ells-i
the intoIicati1n, il whole OF in past, g s---
person OF persons ani say person OF r=rl--s
owning, renting, leasing, or permitting --s c.
cupation Of any building or prenisss. Ell tz7-
ing knowledge that iltoZicstiug liquors SIRE
be sold therein, or WHO. having Iessci -1e sane
for other purposes. shaI knowingly rer-t
therein the sale OF any Intoxicating liquors Chs.
have c&uiei, in whole or in psrt, the ir,7z--l-
ton q any psrson, shall Be liable, rlveralT 90
jointly, with the person or persons selling
giving Intoxicating liquors aforesaid, .--
dsmnges sustained, sui for exemplary 5lusss,
STOCKING THE ADRosDAcz LAEz-Ill.
veteran sportsman, Geo. Dawson OF the Albany
Journal, does not think much Of the ezrs--
men- Of stocking Raoke, and Moose Lszes sitl
bass lie ssys Trout are still " aa1l311-~
II those Wstsrs-the ' lakes Of the northern
wildernsss-Quite ss " abundant " as a1g tr-s
angler can desire. Indeed, during ,ls
twenty years we have made annual 7I=i-s Or
those lskes and intersectiug rivers, re never
found trout more s. abundant than il1-
the last two yeass. What are known as lake GO
salmon trout arc Eeitne- as large r.- g.
soundaIt in some formerly fSvorite lazes ss, they
used 10 be but seversl generations vi. T-ss
away before they viii become practically exc
unct, unless they axe destroyed by the intro
dlclon CT their natural enemies Vcsere- chi
bass. Nets, spawn bed and winter srslsi1z sre
very destructive, and should be pr1-i1-eL
uuder the seyeTest penalties. B1t Jls qcszr.
IN trout stream or lake IS more destructive rll1
ihity po.chers, ald bass are scarcely less So.
The fSh Commissioners d0u5less ussur vel
when they authorized this experiment. but vs
fear they have made mistake The srar.sIe-
threatened 90 lynch the h.oc-hasis who F1t
picKerel in Long lake three years age au- Do
the lynching had been restricted % fort
nights diet On stale picss-el IN August w.
would have had no objection; snd ii cur ir'e1i
Seth Green had been osu kei iu bis Psri.ols
winter journey to introigce black 6sss INTO these
northern waters, We would have been better
pleased thsn with the Announcement STAT Dis
journey Tas a success.
Planting pickersl anl bass 10 ta5se -rsli
lskes and rivers l. Ike p.l-ti1E this'lss "a
flower garden Nature has maize them t17
home Of specSled ST. El.m.a frou Z; aud T.
artidcislly introduce any -'ls- hsl is i'tie less
than sacrileEe.
II the trout are becoming scarce -sS ans
oockueys, who catch cold great aea4 more
readily than they can catch game 1s1' nave
been doubtless told and rerot.-Tly not Try tle
,Tt OF propagation gi,h then, an not iHt''-
luce among them ash whose destructive pr7pea-
iiiies are sure, sooner or LATER, % ez'--m'li't
hem sllogetherl
We fear that the fish commissioners, og tlh
Jingle bit Of piscs;orisl csrui1slism, have i2le
nore harm tnsn they h.ve good ~ ali 'hsF
Iseful lsbors since their Organization And 90
ne having, By twenty years' occupation, s-7t
II preventive right 20 these waters, We prots',
'gainst having them " planiei' with fish wl'''
'redstory and goracious habits Will uiumste.
xtermiuate the eatire trout family, Shoe r,--
nit nov furnish such pleasant pasuue &c re
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