The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-07-22

In section 1104 of the Revised Statutes,
10 enforce the lien for the same, with
the penalty thereon. And the provisions
Of said section 1104, and all other pro-
visions Of the law of this State relating
to the assessment and collection of taxes
are hereby made applicable to the en-
f0rcement of liens and the collection of
such assessments and penalties. The
treasurer shall charge himself with
all such assessments placed in his hands
for collection, and shall account to the
auditor for the same, together with all
penalties collected Hereunder.
SEC g. The phrase "traffikclng In in
t0Xicating liquors" as used In this act,
means the buying or procuring, AMI
selling of intoxicating liquors otherwise
than upon prescriptions Issued In good
faith by reputable physicians in active
practice, or for exclusively known me-.
chan cal, pharmaceutical or sacramental
purposes, but such phrase does not in
clude the manufacturing of intoxicating
liquors from the raw material and the
sale thereof by the manufacturer of the
same In quantities Of one gallon or more
at Ony one time.
SEC. 8 That the revenues and fines re-
sulting under the provisions of this scr
shall be distributed as follows, to-w't:
In every county three. fOurths of tins
money paid as herein provided into the
county treasury, on account of any bUsi-
ness aforesaid carried on in any city or
village therein, shall, upOn the warrant
of the county auditor, be paid into the
treasury Of snGh corporation, One-half
to the credit of the police fund and one
half to the credit of the general revenue
fund thereof provided, in corporations
having no police fund the entire three
fOnrths shall be passed to the credit of
the general revenue fund thereof; the
remailing One-fOurth palG thereof, to.
getheT with all other revenues result
ing hereunder in said county, shall be-
passed to the credit of the poor fund of
such county; provided, that In all coun-
ties In which there Is no county infirm-
ary, said maining One-fOurth part
thereof shall be passed to the credit Of
the inirmary fund or the poor fund of
the township, village or city in which
the same shall have been collected; and
provided, that in counties having city
of the first grade of the first class with
city in6rmsry. the above One-fOurth part
shall be divided between the city and
county infirmary funds In the proper
ion of the revenue received from the
city to the revenue from the county out
side of said city.
SEC. 10. That within ten days after
the passage of this act, each county au-
ditOr In the state Is hereby directed to
publish, by one insertion in some news
paper OF general circulation In Lis
county, notice informing all persons
engaged In the traffic In intoxicating
liquors. that the first assessment i'm
posed by this act will be due and paya-
BILE on CT before the goth day of June,
A. D. 1856 The Attorney General and
the prosecuting attorneys of the several
counties are charged with the duty of
seeing that the requirements of this sec
ton are observed, and may enforce the
same If necessary by proceedings In
mandamus, The county commissioner
Of the respective counties may allow
their county auditor reasonable com
pensatiOn for the discharge of the du-
ties imposed upon him by this act.
SEC. II. That the sale of intoxicating
liquors, whether distilled, malt, or vim
GUS, on the first day of the week, CON-
monty called Sunday, except by Tegu-
lar druggist, on the written preserip-
tiOn of IA regular praGticing physician
for medical purposes only, is hereby de-
clared to be unlawful, and all places
where such Intoxicating liquors are on
other days exposed for sale, except reg
UlaF drug stores, shall on that day be
closed, 8nd, whoever makes any such
sale, OF allows any such place to be open
or remain open on that day shall be
Fl led in any sum not exceeding one
hu dred dollars, and be imprisoned in
the county jail or city prison not ex.
ceediug thirty days. In regular hotels
ard eating houses, the word 'place"
herein used, shall he led to mean the
room or part of roo WI ere such liquors
are usually sold, or exposed for sale, and
the keeping Of such room or part of
room securely closed shall be held, as to
such hotels and eating houses, as q clos.
ing Of the place within the meaning of
this act; provided, that nothing in this
section shall II vent the Councll OF
corporation in the State from
and controlling on such first
day Of the week, the sale of beer and ma
tive wine In such a manner as may by
ordinance be provided. And any muni-
ciDal corporation shall have full power
to regulate, restrain and prohibit ale,
beer and porter houses and other places
where intoxicating liquors are sold at
retail, for any purpose, or In any guam
tity, other than as provided for In Sec
ton 8 Of this act. But If any municipal
shall prohibit ale, beer and
or other places where in.
tOXicating liquors are sold within the
limits of such Corporation, ratable
of the tax paid by the pro-
prietOrs thereof for the unexpired pOr-
tion Of the year shall be returned to
such prOprietOTs.
SEC. IL. Whoever sells Intoxicating
liquors to minor, except on the writ
ten order Of his parent, guardian OF
family physician, or to a person intOxi-
Gated or in the habit Of getting intoxi-
Gated, shall be fined not more than one
hundred nor less than twenty-five dol
lars, and imprisoned not more than
thirty nor less than five days.
SEC 13. The abrogation or repeal of
any section CT clause of this act shall
not be held to abrogate or repeal any
other section or clause thereof. ~
SIC Ia. Section sixty-nine hundred
and fOrty-One Of the Revised Statutes Is
hereby repealed.
SEC. 10. This act shall take effect and
be In force from and after Its passage.