Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1881-01-13

DenSatlOn Tor his services, ana Ill Tie
sale of such liquors, shall conform to
such regulations, not inconsistent with
law as the board appointing him shall
prescribe; and he shall hold his ap-
pOintment one year unless sooner re-
moved by them or their successors in
office. Vacancies occurring during the
wear shall be filled in the same manner
as such original appointments are made.
No such agent shall have any interest
in said liquors, or in the profits of the
sale thereof.
SEC. 5. Such agent shall receive a
certificate from the board by which he
is appointed, authorizing him as the
agent of such township, city or. village,
to sell intoxicating liquors in such
township or part of township, city or
village for manufacturing, mechanical,
scientific and medi nal purposes only /;
but such certificate shall not be deliv-
cred to the person so appointed, until
he shall have executed and delivered to
said board bond, with two good and
sufficient suretieS to be approved by said
board, in the sum of not less than one
thousand dollars, in substance as fol-
lows
Know all men, that we, ----
as principal, and -----, as sureties,
are held and firmly bound unto the city,
(or incorporated village, or trustees of
the township, of ---- in the sum
of -------dollars, to be paid to said
obligee (or obligees), and to which pay
ment we bind ourselves, our Heirs, exc
cutors AMI administrators firmly by
\ these presents.
SWned, --
iScaIed ogith orr 8calS, and dated MiS----
dag of--, A, D, -
The condition of this obligation is
such that, whereas, the above named
- has been duly appointed an agent
for the said township, (city or village
to sell Intoxicating liquors FOR manufNc-
turing, mechanical, scientific and me.
dicinal purposes, and no other, until
the - day Of-A. d. -, unless re-
moved from said agency. Now, if the
said---- shall In all respects conform
to the provisions of the law relating to
the business for which he is appointed,
and to such regulations as now are, or
shall be, from time to time, established
by the board making this appointment,
then this obligation shall be void, but
otherwise shall remain in full force.
(Seals. .and signatures)
The trustees of any township, and the
Mayor and Council of any city or vii
lage, to whom such bond is given, for
any breach thereof shall cause suit to
be commenced and prosecuted to final
Judgment unless paid in full with COSTS
SEC. 6. Said agent shall keep book,
and enter therein the date of every sale
made by him, the person to whom sold,
the kind, quantity and price thereof,
and the purpose for which 1t was sold,
which book shall at all times within the
usual hours of business, be open for
public inspection. Whoever purChas-
ing such liquor of said agent, inten-
tionally makes false statement as to
| It's purpose or use, shall for the first Of
fense, be fined not less than twenty nor
more than one hundred dollars; and
for the second and every succeeding
0flenso shall be so fined, and imprisoned
not less than ten nor more than thirty
days,
SEC. 7. Whoever, by himself or by
his clerk, servant, agent or employee,
directly or indirectly, sells, barters,
gives away, buys or procures for, or fur
nishes to any person or persons any in
toxlcating liquor, except as authorized
and provided for by this act, shall for
the first Otfense, be fined not less than
twenty nor more than one hundred dol
lars; and for the second Otfense, shall
be so fined, and shall be imprisoned not
less than ten, nor more than thirty
days, and for the third offense, shall be
so fined, and shall also be imprisoned
not less than thirty days nor more than
three months.
SEC. 8. Whoever, by himself or by his
clerk, servant, agent or employee, Is a
common seller of Intoxicating liquors
except as authorized and provided
by this act, or keeps any place where
the same are sold, bartered, given or
furnished In violation of this act, or
being the owner of such place, know
ingly permits such Offense; shall be
fined not less than fifty dollars nor more
than two hundred dollars, and shall be
imprisoned not less than twenty nor
more than sixty days, and on such con-
ViCton of the Keeper or owner of such
place the Court, as part of the sentence,
shall order said place to be shut up and
abated as common nuisance.
SEC. 0. Whoever, by his clerk, agent
or employee, or by himself in the en-
plOyment of, or on the premises of am
other, keeps, or being the owner thereof
knowingly permits to be kept, any |
building, room, or place, called club
room, or by any other name, and which |
Is or shall be used as the resort Of two
or more persons for drinking intOxlcat-
ing liquors, as a beverage, except his
private dwelling, or rooms occupied by
his family; or whoever shall bring into
this State, or convey from place to place
within the State, any Intoxicating
liquor, with intent to sell or dispose of
the same, by himself, or to have the
same sold or disposed of by any other
person or persons, in violation of this
act, or having reasonable cause to be-
lieve that the same Is intended to be
thus sold or disposed of, shall, for the
first offense, be fined not less than
twenty nor more than one hundred |
dollars and for the second offense, shall |
be 30 fined, and shall also be imprlson-
Ell OF less than ten noc more than thirty
days.
SIC. 10. Whoever shall deposit, or
have in his possession, atany place, any