Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-05-05

FArthsT aid Eppho4hi shan give bond TO The asnoaHi
Of ten thousand doA, signed b nofcWsr than three
Of the sner- of the petition, said bond to be forfeited
In the appoGn does not strictly fssp within the
lsu. The nEnufactmer q liquors for the Ahoye
named purposes shall keep reCord simi,Sri that
quired Of the druggist which shall be oFen TO the In
spection Of every body during business hour.
Sec. 9Th provides that all sales must be made upon
the written printed AppleAt0n Of pArtes wishing
to purchsse setting forth the names character and
occupation Of such pery the kinds Of liquors wAnied
and for what purpose; all such applications to be
verified by the aidAVii Of the applicant ANY rsch-
cation or adulteraon Of Intoxicating liquors shsil be
considered manufacturing under this art.
Sec ia relates to the iines and punishment OF per
sons who shall manufacture sell liquors without
license.
Sec. sth relates to the punishment of persons who
shall in any way aid or abet in the manufacture of
liquors against the provisions of the law.
Sec. 9Th provides that persons having a permit to
sell or manufacture intoxicating liquors, aud shall
violate the Law in any way shall for the first offence
be fined not less than one hundred nor more than
three hundred dollars or be imprisoned not less than
thirty more than ninety doys; and also shall for
felt his permit to sell. For second offence he shall
be fined not less than three hundred more than
five hundred dollars or the imprisonment and
shall forfeit his permit for period Of yeyears. For
third offence he shall be fined not less than five hun
dred nor more than thousand dollars, shall be
imprisoned not less than three months than
year aud ''shall forfeit his right to sell
liquors under this act"
Sec. 10th says that any and all mixtures, under
whatever sold, that will produce intoxication
shall be Tered as Intoxicating liquors, and within
the meaning of this act.
Sec. 18th relates to the length of time that permits
and licenses shall hold good.
Sec 18th relates to the duties and obligations of the
officers of the law, in regard to this act and also fixes
the duties of the County Attorney, and provides that
for the failure TO perform his Duties he shall be fined
any sum within five hundred dollars and be removed
from Office.
Sec. 18th declares all places where Intoxicating
liquors sold, in violation of this act, common nui-
sances and the officers of the law instructed to
abate and shut up said places; and the of such
places to be fined not less than one hundred nor
more than five hundred dollars, or imprisoned not
less than sixty, nor than ninety days. or both
Sec, 14th provides that any person who shall by any
means cause the eintoxcaton of person. shall be liable
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person and, in addition shall pay the sum of five dol
lars per day for every day such person shall be kept
in consequence of said intoxcation.
Sec. 18th provides that the seller or giver of the
liquor shall be liable for any danger injury done
by an intoxicated person.
Sec. 10th provides for the punishment by fines or
Imprisonment of any parties who shall associate
themselves together in club, any other organiza
ton, by any name whatever known, and keep for
gift sale or to otherwise dispose Of Intoxicating
liquors of any kind.
Sec. 18th. The giving away of Intoxicating liquor
any shifts device to cvadc the provisions of
this act, shall be deemed unlawful selling with
in the provisions of this act
Sec. 18th provides that fines, costs and ETC. for
any violation of this act, shall be Hen upon real
estate until paid, and in any person shall know
ingly let lease any building for saloon purposes
such building shall he sold to pay fines, costs &c.
and the person, against whom said fines and costs
are assessed, shall be committed to the county Jail
until they are paid
Sec. 10th decars that it shall be unlawful for any
person to get intoxicated and any person found in
such state shall be fined five dollars or imprisoned
not more than ten days.
Secs. 90 81, %, % and "a provide for the protec-
ton of persons informing against yiolators of this
act, states who competent witnesses, the duties
of the courts, the time when the law shall be in
forced &c, &c.
This abstract has proved longer than we had any
idea it would, and we would not complain if the
Editor would shorten it, but we thought thorough
knowledge Oft might prove useful to Napoleonites
who may visit Kansas this summer. To such we
would say, be sure and bring your liquor with you
for you can't get any here, but don't get drunk or
treat any body.
The saloons have all closed out or moved away.
One saloon keeper moved his building just eight
inches over the State line and hung out gIaring
sign 'St. John Exchange c. L. Z.