The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-18

shall take place and all suits for damages |
under this act may be by any appropriate
action in a, - of the courts in this State hay-
ing competent jurisdiction.
10. For the payment of any Judgment
for damages and costs that may be recov-
cred against any person in consequence of
the sale of intoxicating liquors under
the preceding section, the real estate and
personal property Of such person, of every
kind, except such as may be exempt from
levy and sale upon Judgment and execution,
shall be liable; and such Judgment shall
be lien upon such real estate until paid
and in case any person shall rent or lease to
another any building or premises to be
used or occupied, in whole or in part, for
the sale of Intoxicating liquors, or shall
knowingly permit the same to be so used
or occupied, such building or premises 50
used or occupied shall be held liable for
and may be sold to pay any such Judgment
against any person occupying such build
ing or premises, Proceedings may be had
to subject the same to the payment of any
such judgment recovered, which remain
unpaid, or any part thereof. either before
or after execution shall issue against the
property OF the person against who4 such
! Judgment shall have been recovered and
when execution shall issue against the
property SO leased or rented, the officer
shall proceed to satisfy said execution out
of the building or premises SO leased or &C.
cupied, as aforesaid Provided, that if
such building or premises belong to aminor
or other person under guardianship, the
guardian or conServatOr of such person,
and his real and personal property, shall
be held liable instead of such ward, and
his property shall be subject to all the pro-
visions of this section relating to the collec-
ton of said Judgment.
II IL. When the damages claimed under
either the eighth or ninth section of this
act do not exceed the sum of two hundred
dollars, the action therefor may be prose
cuted before justice Of the peace of the
proper county, and the judgment may be
enforced in the same manner as other
judgments recovered before justices of the
peace.
! Z II. Any fine or imprisonment men
toned in this act may be enforced by in,
dictment in any court of record having
criminal jurisdiction, OF the fine above may
be sued for and recovered before any jus
, tice of the peace Of the proper county, il
IIle lduG VI tue L GuplC VI tuC INdtS vi LII
inois and in case OF conviction the offend
er shall stand committed to the county jai
until the Judgment and costs are fully paid
Is. The giving away Of Intoxicating
liquors, or other shift or devise to evad,
the provisions Of this act, shall be held t,
} be an unlawful selling.
z IA. In all prosecutions under this act
, by indictment or otherwise it shall not b.
necessary to state the kind Of liquor sold
) or to describe the place where sold, nor t.
| show the knowledge of the principal, t
convict for the acts Of an agent or servant
: and in all cases the persons towhom intoX
E icating liquors shall be sold in violation o
this act, shall be competent witnesses.
p IS. 1t shall be no objection to recov
!, cry under this act that the offense 70
f which The person Is prosecuted, is punish
L able under any city, village or town ord
e nance.
f Approved March 80, 1874 In fore
! July /. 1874.