The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-12-18

shall, upon conviction ther, Of, be 6ned
in any sum not more than one hun.
drcd dollars, recoverable ii any court
having jurisdiction,
| Sec, s. Any person selling or Civ.
ing away any intoxicating liquors with.
in this State, and the suritlcs on his
bond shall DO jointly liable with :he
person purchasing or drinking such
liquor for all damages, injuries and
losses resulting from the sale or giving
away Of any such liquors, to be rccov.
cred before any court having jurisdic-
tion-
Sec. 9 Any parent, master or
guardian having minors, minor servants
or ards 10 charge, and any member Of
the family of any intemperate person
or habitual drunkard, or any guardian
Of such intemperate person or habitual
drunkard, or overseer of the poor, or
any magistrate Of the county, or any
person who is injured or annoyed by
any such Incorporate person or habit
ual drunkard, may give written no.
tice to any tavern keeper, saloon keep.
er, merchant, grocer, distiller, brewer
or any other person manufacturing
having or selling Intoxicating liquors
either with or without license as pro.
vided in this chapter forbidding him
directly or indirectly furnishing to such
minors, minor servants or wards, or
such Incorporate person or habitual
druokard intoxicating drinks or liquor
and if within one year after such no.
tice any one to whom such q uotice is
given, furnishes directly or Indirectly
or causes to be furnished intoxicating
liquors Z, such minors, minor servants
wards, or to such Incorporate person
or habitual drunkard, he shall be
deemed guilty Of misdemeanor, and
upon conviction thereof. shall BE- pun.
ished by fine, not less than ten nor
more than 6tty dollars, or by imprison-
meut iu the county Jail not less then
ten nor more than fifty days for each
offence.
SEC. 10. Every husband, wife,
child, parent, guardian. employer or
other person who shall be injured in
person or property or means Of support
by any intoxicated person, or in con
sequence Of the intoxication, habitual
or otherwise, Of any person, shall have
a right Of action in his or her name.
severally or jointly, and may sue for
the recovery OF damages in his, her or
their own name upon the bond herein
before provided. aud against any per
sou or persos who by selling or giving
away such Intoxicating liquors shall
have caused the intoxication in whole
or in part Of such person or persons 4;
and married woman shall have the
same right to bring suits, and to con.
troll the same and the amount recov-
cred as .fense sole and all damages
recovered by minor under this act
shall be paid either to such minor or
to his or her parent, guardian or next
friend as the court shall direct.
Sec. IL. Any person who shall
appear in state Of intoxication on
any street or highway in any town,
village. borough or city, or public place
shall, upon conviction thereof, be fiaed
not less than one day nor more than
ten days for every such offense.
SEC. 13. Any person who shall
eject FROM his premises any intoxicat,d d
liquors, shall upon conviction be SEN
tenced to pay 6ne Of not less than
Eve dollars, and shall be held liable to
t.ke charge Of, and provide for such
intoxicated persoa during the time
that such intoxication confines, and
further to pay all damages that may
result from such intoxication.
SEC. IA. The penalties imposed by
this chapter may be enforced by in.
dictment aud. trial 10 any of the distric,
courts Of this State.
SEC. Is All keepers Of drug
stores, dispensaries, apothecaries shops
or other business houses, in any mao.
ner dealing iu intoxicating liquors,
shall be subject to all the conditions,
liabilities and penalties prescribed for
or imposed upon other persons by this
act.
SEC. II, Sherifs, constables and
justices Of the peace, are under penalty
"f forfeitlng their respective Offices, re.
quired to make complaint Of such VIC.
Iations of the provisions Of the proceed
ing section as may come to their knowl
edge, aud the judges Of the several
counties in their districts.
SEC, l8. The giving away Of in.
toxicating liquors, or other shift or
device knowingly and willfuly made
for the purpose of evading any Of the
provisions Of this act, shall be deemed
aud held to be an unlawful selling
within the provisions and meaning Of
this act.
GENERAL NEWS.
ST.. CArHAR1NEs, Ont. Dec IL
The Welland Canal is again open. A
vessel bound for Oswego passed.
CINCINNATI. Dec. I1-Theo A