Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-03-25
INDIANA NEWS.
business Enterprise.

ANA(4hAV II NE ~ Os
Business Enterprise.
| NEW Republican paper is to be started at
Terre Haute by Charles II. Allen, Sergeant-at-
Arms of the United States Senate.
Personal.
WILLIAM BACON, of Indianapolis, was robbed
while in house of ill-fame a few nights ago of
81, O29.
W. II. Raglan Representative from Hendricks
county. returned to the Treasurer of State the
sum of 1922, the difference between what the
law allows him as per diem and mileage and
what he thinks he has earned.
Crime
A GIRL Is years of age, scholar in the pub
lie school ct Richmond and highly esteemed
by ALL gave birth to an illegitimate child last
week. The supposed seduoer has left the city.
The girl was prnctual in her attendance, and
was in the schcol-room the day before she be-
came mother.
Casualties.
Rev. J. L. ScHMoGRow, Lutheran minister at
Goshen, while returning from the country a few
attempted to cross the Coral river on the ice,
which gave way. precipitating them into the
water six feet deep. Fortunately assistance
was at hand and beyond the effects of cold
bath no damage done.
Deaths.
The Hon. Adam L. Hooper, of Columbia City,
late State Senator, died few days ago, aged 80.
Railroads.
INDIANA has one mile of railway to every 49,
inhabitants, the average cost of which was
$50 900 per mile.
Miscellaneous.
RUMoR says that the rolling mills at Seymour
are soon to be removed, either to New Albany
or some place near Cincinnati for failure Oh
the part of Seymour topay the remaining $1,000
of the $4,000 originally subscribed to secure
the location of the mills at that place.
THE newly elected Board of Directors of the
Northern Indiana Prison met at Michigan City
a few days ago, and reelected the old officers,
with the exception OF Chaplain, Rev. Ragsdale.
of Hancock county, being chosen for that po-
siton.
The Cass county Changers have rented a
room in Logansport, and will open a general
supply store. 1t is the intention to keep a
large stock of agricultural implements, together
with such other articles as the Patrons are
most largely interested in
The Ner Temperance Lar.
FULL TEXT THE ACT TO REGULATE THE SALE
OF LIQUORS.
Tho follou;osr 10 Tho full fnvt Of fha par
liquor law as it passed both houses of the Cen
eral Assembly
An ACT to regulate and license the sale Of spiritu
liquors, to limit the license fee to be charged by
cities and towns, and to repeal all former laws
regulating the sale of intoxicating liquors, and
all laws and parts of laws coming in conflict
with the provisions of this act, prescribing penal
ties for the violation thereof, and declaring an
emergency.
SECTION 1. Be IL enacted by the General .4ssem-
bly, Of the State " Indiana, That 1t snail be unlaw-
full for any person or persons directly or indirect
ly SELL barter, give for purpose of gain,
any spiruous, vinous, malt liquors in less guam
titles than quart at a time, without first procuring
from the Board of Commissioners of the county in
which such liquor or liquors are to be sold, a Ii
cense as hereinafter provided, nor shall any per-
son. without having first procured such license, sell
barter any intoxicating liquor to be drank suf
fered to be drank in his house, clubhouse, yard,
garden, or the appurtenances thereto belonging.
SEC. 2. The words '' Intoxicating liquors ;" shall
apply to any spirtuous, vinous, malt liquors.
to any intoxicating liquors whatever, which is used
or may be used as beverage.
SEC. 3. Any male inhabitant over the age of
twenty-one years desiring to obtain license to sell
intoxicating liquors, shall give notice to the citizens
Of the township town, city, or ward in which ne de-
sires to sell, by publishing in weekly newspaper in
a notice, stating in the notice the
location of the premises in which he desires sell,
and the kind OF liquors, whether only yinous and
malt liquors. malt liquors only, spirituous vim
least twenty days before the meeting of the board
at which the applicant intends to apply for a
license; or in case there is no sQch paper published
in the county, then by posting up written printed
notices in three of the most public places of the
township in which he desires to SELL at least twenty
COY days before the meeting Of such board And ii
to demonstrate in writing againt the granting of
such license to any applicant on account of Iminor
atty other unftness (as is specified in this act.
SEC. T. The Board of County Commissioners at
such term, shall grant license to such applicant
upon his giving bond to the State of Indiana with at
least two freehold sureties, resident within said
county, to be approved by the County Auditor, in
the of 81, 600, conditioned that he will keep an
orderly and peaceabe house. and that he will pay all
fines and costs that may be assessed against him for
any violations of the provisions of thus act and for
the payment of all Judgements for civil damages
growing ont Of unlawful sales, as provided for in
this act which bond shall be filed with the Auditor
o oo t % With A tb % II pe ns per
liquors, and if he be not in the habit OF becoming
intoxicated. But in TO case shall a license be
granted to a person in the habit of becoming intoxi-
Gated PToriGed That appeal taken by any
person from the order of the board granting
such license shall operate to estop the per-
receiving such license from selling intoxi-
eating liquors hereunder until the close of the
next term of the court ir which such appeal is pend
ing at which such cause might be lawfully tried,
and ne shall not be liable a seller without license
for sales made during the pendency of such appeal.
But h. shall be liable for the violation of any uf the
provisions Of this act during such time the same as
if regularly licensed.
SEC. s. If said applicant desire to sell spirituous,
ynous, and malt liquors IN quantities OF less than
quart at time. he shall pay the Treasurer of said
county one hundred dollars a license fee for one
year before license shall issue TO him. and ii he de-
sire to sell only vinous malt liquors. both, in
quantities less than quart at u time, he shall pay
to the Treasurer of said county fifty dollars
license fee for year before license shall issue TO
him. such fee to be paid into the school fund of the
county in which said license is obtained, and ap-
piled and expended for common school purposes in
the same manner in which the revenue of the COM
mon school funds are now expended.
SEC. 6. No citT or incorporated town shall charge
any person who may obtain license under the pro
visions of this act more than the following for
hceI to sell within their incorporated limits cities
may charge one hundred dollars, and incorporated
towns one hundred dollars, i'll addition to the sum
provided for hereinbefore.
SEC. Z. Upon the execution of the bond as re-
entation of the order of the Board of Commits