The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-05-27
Distribution of Revenues.

Distribution of Revenues.
SECTION 9. That the revenues
and fines resulting under the pro-.
visions of this act shall be distribut-
ed as follows, to-wit: In every
county, three-fourths of the money
paid as herein provided into the
county treasury on account of any
business aforesaid carried on in any
city or village therein, shall, upon
the warrant of the county auditor,
be paid into the treasury of such
corporation, one-halfto the credit of
the general revenue fund thereof;
provided, in corporations having no
police fund, the entire three-fourths
shall be passed to. the credit of the
general revenue fund thereof. The
remaining one-fourth part thereof,
together with all other revenues re-
sulting hereunder in said county,
shall be passed to the credit of the
poor fund of such county; provid-
ed, that in all counties in which
there is no county infrmary, said
remaining one-fourth part thereof
shall be passed to the credit of the
.infrmary fund or the poor fund of
the township, village or city in
which the same shall have been col
lected and provided that in coun-
ties having a city of the first grade
of the first class with a city infirm-
larry, the above one-fourth part shall
be divided between the city and
county infrmary funds in the pro-
portion ofthe revenue received from
the city to the revenue from the
county outside of said city.
auditor to Publish Notice-Compen-
sation.
SECTION 10. That within ten days
after the passage of this act, each
county auditor in the state is here
by directed to publish, by one in
sertion in some newspaper of gen.
eral circulation in his county, q
notice informing all persons engag-
ed in the traffic in Intoxicating Ii
quors that the first assessment i'm.
!. possed by this act will be due and
payable on or before the twentieth
day of June, A. D. 1886. The at
torney-general and the prosecuting
attorneys ofthe several counties are
charged with the duty of seeing thai
the requirements ofthis section are
observed, and may enforce the same
if necessary, by proceeding in man
damus. The county commissioner
! of the respective counties may al
low their county auditor a reason
able compensation for the discharge
!, of the duties imposed upon him by
this act.
) Sunday ~Closing-Municipal Regu
, lations.
2 SECTION II. That the sale ofin
t~oxicating liquors, whether distill
ed, malt or vinous, on the first day
l of the week, commonly called Sun
. day, except by a regular druggist OF
the written prescription of a regu
lar practicing physician for medi
cal purposes only, is hereby declar
! ed to be unlawful, and all place.
+, where such Intoxicating liquors ART
on other days sold or exposed TO:
!. fsale, except regular drug stores
shall on that day be closed, ant
whoever makes any such sale, o.
! allows any such place to be open o.
remain open on that day, shall bt
! fined in any sum not exceeding one
, hundred dollars and be imprisoned
in the county Jail or city prison MOI
exceeding thirty days. In regular
hotels and eating houses, the wore
E "place" herein used shall be held tc
mean the room or part of the room
where such liquors are usually solo
or exposed for sale, and the keeping
of such Don or part of room Sc
curely closed shall be held, as tc
such hotels and eating houses, as
closing of the place within the
meaning ofthis act provided, moth.
ing in this section shall prevent the
council of any municipal corpora
ton in the state from regulating and
controlling on such first day of the
week, the sale of beer and native
wine in such manner as may by
ordinance be provided. And any
municipal corporation shall have
full power to regulate, restrain and
prohibit ale, beer and porter-houses
and other places where Intoxicating
I, liquors are sold at retail for any
purpose or in any quantity other
than rs provided form section eight
of this act. But if any municipal
corporation shall prohibit ale, beer
and porter-houses, or other places
where Intoxicating liquors are sold
within the limits of such corpora
ton, a ratabfe proportion of the tax
paid blythe proprietors thereof fol-