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mayer may deem reasonable, with security 10
The acceptance Of such justice or mayor, condi-
ioned for the appearace OF said Defendant OF 90,
at the time fixed for the hearing Of
said complaint, and in default Of such defend
ant or defendants giving such recognzsnce as
aforesaid, the defendant or defendants shall De b
committed to the Jail of the county, to be safely
kept until the time fixed for the hearing of said .
complaint, and If the parties so recognized shall
not appear at the time set for said trial, the re-
cognizance so given by him or them shall be for
feited by such justice OF the peace or mayor, and
such officer shall enter such forfeiture upon said
recognizance, and also upon his docket, aud
theroupon such justice or mayor shall forthwith
proceed to collect the penalty Of said recoRn-
aance, by institutng an action thereon, and pro-
ceeding with the same to final judgment, aud
when the same is collected, after paying the
costs Of such collection, such justice or mayor
shall pay over the balance to the township, city
or incorporated village treasury, for the support
Of common schools, and in all cases OF prosccu-
tion before justices Of the peace or mayors, IL
such officer finds the complaint to be true, he
shall recognizes shch defendant or defendants
to answer said charge as Sn other criminal pros
eculions of like grades, provided that If such de-
fendnnt or defendants shall plead guilty, such
officer may offx the penalty and proceed to judg-
m snt and in such cas- :, said nfic shall imm
diately issue an execution against the property
aud body of the defendant for the fine and costs
unless paid or secured, and said defendant shall
not be discharged until said judgment ard qots
shall bo fully paid or secured to be paid.
SFC. l2 The following form Of complaint
shall be sufficient in criminal proceedings before
justices Of the peace or mayors, under this act,
when applicable, but may be varied II suit the
nature Of the case, namely:
State Of Ohio. - County ss. Before me,
a. b. Ga Justice Of the peace Of said county, or
mayor of, etc, as the case may be- personally
came G. D., who being duly sworn according TO
law, deposeth and saith that on or about the
- day of - ia the year -, at the
county Of -nforesaid E. T. did sell intnxi-
eating liquors to one G. H., to be drank in the
place where sold (or to G. II. a minor, etc.,l or
to person intoxicated, or in the habit Of getting
| intoxicated as the case may be- where intoxica-
ting liquors are sold IN vielotiOn Of law,l and
further saith.not.
Signed, G, ID.
| Sworn to, and subscribed before me, this -
| day of -, A. d.
| A. B., justice or mayor, etc.
SEC. l3. In all prosecutions under this act
| by Indictment or otherwise, ii shall not be nee
essary to state the kind of liquors sold, or TO de
scribe the place where sold, and for any viola
tion of the fourth section, it shall not be neces
sarv to state the name of any person to whom
sold and in all cases, the person or persons, tt
whom Intoxicating liquors shall be sold in viola
ton of this act shall be competent as witnesse.
|
AN ACT Supplementary to an act entitled Gar
act to provide against the evils resulting from
the sale of intoxicating liquors in the State o.
Ohio" passed May l, 1854 Passed and tool
effect April 5, 1861
FURNISHING LIQUOR TO PERSON INToxTcATSE. OIL
IN HABIT OF GLTTlNG lNToXlTCATLD OR TO
MINORS FORBIDDEN.
SIC. l. Be it enacted BY the General Assem-
| blv Of the State of Ohio: That il shall be uu
lawful for any person or persons, to buy for OF
| furnish To any person, who is at the time ntoxi
Gated, or in the habit Of getting intoxicated, ol
| to buy for or furnish TO any minor, to be drank
by such minor, any intoxicating liquors whatso'
| ever, unless given by physician in the regular
| liue OF his practice.
PENALTY PoR 80 DOING.
| SEC. Q. That for every violation Of the pro
visions Of the first section of this act every per-
son so offending shall, upon conviction thereof
| forfeit and pay fine. ef not less than ten mol
more than one hundred dollars, or be impris
oHed in the jail of the county, for not less than
| ten nor more than thirty days, or both of them a
| the discretion of the court, aud shall pay th'
costs of the prosecution.
AN ACT Regulating taverns and repeating GER
tain acts therein named. PASSED and tool
effect Feb. 81 1867
PENALTY FOR PERMITTING RroTINe, DRuNKsS
NESS, ETC, ~ TAvERNs.
SEC. 1. Be It enacted by the General Assem-
bly, of the State Of Ohio That If any taver
keeper shall permit or allow any kind Of riotinl
I or reveling, intOxication or drunkenness in hi
house, or on his premises, every such taverl
| keeper shall. for every such offense, on convic
ton, be fined not less than five nor more thai
ons hundred dollars.
AN ACT Supplementary 10 an act entitled "a
act to provide against the evils resulting fron
H.. = c.
Ohio" passed Nav 1854. (Passed aud too
effect March 8, 1865
ACT OF MAY l, 1854, TO BE GIVEN IN cuARG
| TO GRAND JURY.
SIC. l. Be it enacted by the General Assem-
bly, of the State of Ohio: That the act entille
"an act to provide against the evils resultin
from the sale of intoxicating liquors IN the Stat
of Ohio" passed May LIST. 1854, shall be give
in special charge to the grand jury by the jud
ges of the Court of Common Pleas Of each teri
thereof.
AN ACT To provide for the organization an
government of municipal corporations. Pas
sed May 7, 1862
SEC. 299. (As amended April 18Th, 1870
All cities aud Incorporated villages shall hav
the general powers hereinafter mentioned, an
may provide by ordinance for the exercise {
the same.
Paragraph S. To regulate, restrain and pre-
hibt, ue beer aud porter houses and places
notorious or habitual resort for tppling or il
temperance.
AN ACT For the prevention Of certain immol
nlpractiees. Passed and took effect Apr
II, 1852
: SIZZLING LIQUOR OR TRADING NEAR CAMP MERl
ISGs.
: SEC. |. (As omenAd Day /, ls6I.) De
e enacted by the General Assembly OF the State
hcf m pS
sale, give barlee, or otherwise dispose 0iIiu az
way, or at any place, auy spirtu0us or 9th,
- LIQUORS. or anV articles Of traffic, whatsoever,
; or within the distance of four miles from ii
n place where any religious society or assemblal
= Of people are collected or collecting tngeth
for religious worship in any field or woodland
prouided, that nothing in this act shall atle
tavern keepers exercising their callng NJ
|, disHlleTs, manufacturers, or others in prosecl
ting stheir regular tradeslat their places f b
f sit ess, or any person disposing Of any urdiual
! articles of provisions, excepting spirituous liz
b uors at their residences nor any person havr
! a written permit from the trustees or manager
y of any such religious society or assemblage
: sell provisions for the supply Of persons atten
- ing such religious worship, their horses or ca
: tie, such persons acting in conformity to Il
k regulations Of said religious assembly aud
e the laws of the State.
PRosEoTIos THEREFOR.
r. SIC. 2. That any person found guilty OF COT
hitting breach Of the provisions of III
a act, shall forfeit aud pay for every such often
p a fine not less than ten nor more than Que hu
dred dollars, into the township treasury for Il
use of the common schools in said tOwnsh
A where said Offense was committed and Al
- Judge Of the Common Pleas, sheriff, corener,
~ Justice of the peace of the county, or any CO
. stable thereof shall upon view or iuformati,
q and with or without warrant, apprehend al
! person so offending, and selze all such iiquo
or other articles Of traffic, and the utensils
r. furniture containing in them, and convey the
a before justice Of the peace and the said ia
Id tce upon the complaint under oath or allirmatiC
r of said officer apprhending such offender, or a
a person giving Information, shall Issue his va
II rant Of arrest, which shall be formally sery
!. by the proper officer, and proceeded To inqui
= into the truth of sad accusation, and il iuu
I. true, shall proceed to bind said offender in SUI
amount not exceeding five hundred dollars,
a lie shall deem proper, to answer at the ne
: regular term Of the Common Pleas in said cou
/, ty, to be proceeded with by indictment, the Fl
md cost 10 he collected as in other criminal C