The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-05-25

collect snd receipt Tor all assessments 80
returned to him. and If any asessment
shall not be paid when due, he shall
forth with proceed IS pro,iled in se' ton
fonr Of this act TO collect the same, and
in case be shall fail 10 make such as-
sessment from the goods aud chattles
therein described, then said treasurer
shall immediately proceed SO provided
in section 1l04 of the Revised st tates
to enforce the lien for the same with the
penalty thereon And the provisions Ct
said section llC4, and all other provi.
slons Of the law OF this state relating to
the assessment ahG collection of taxes,
are hereby made applicable to the en-
forcements Of liens ard tie collection
"f such assessments and penalties The
treasurer shall charge himself with all
such assessments placed in bis hands for
collection. and shall account TO the audi
tor for the same, together With all pen
alties collected hereunder.
SECTION 8. The phrase trsfiicking in
intoxicating liquors" as used in this act
means the buying or procuring and sell
ling OF Intoxicating liquors otherwise
than prescriptions issued IN good faith
by reputable physicians in active prac-
tice, or for exclusively known mecban-
icsl, pharmaceutical or sacraDentsl pur-
poses. but such phrase does not inclu'le
the manufacturing If into cxicating liquors
trrm The raw material. and the sale there
of by the manufacturer of the same in
quantities oil one gallon or more at any
one time.
SECTION 8 Th.t the revenues and
fines reeulting under the provisions OF
this act shsll be distributed as follows,
to-wit: In every county, three-fourths
OF the money paid as herein provided
into the equity treasury on account OF
any business atoresa carried on in any
city or villsge therein, shall, upon the
wariant OF the county auditor, he paid
into the treasury of such corporation,
onc-half to the credit OF the police fund
and one.half to the credit OF the general
revenue fund thereof; pro, ided, 10 cor.
porstons having no police fund, the en-
tire three.foultbs shall be passed to the
credit OF the general revenue fund there
OF The remaining one fourth part there
Of together with all her revenues re-
sul,ing hereunder in said county, shall
be passed 10 the credit of the poor fund
Of such courtv; provided, that in all
counties in which there is no county in
irmaiy, said remaining one.fouitb 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 collected; and
provided that in counties having CITY
of the first grade oi The tirst class ~i'h
a city infrmary, the above one-fourth
part shall be divided between the city
and county iniirnsry funds in proper
ton of the revenue received + ON the
city t. the revenue from the county out
side of said city.
SECTION 10. That within ten DAYS sitter
The passage of tsis act, each county
auditor 10 the state is hereby directed TO
publish, by one insertion in some news
paper OF general circulation in Biz county
no'ice informing all persons engaged
in the traffic in int xicating liquors that
The first assessment imposed by this act
will be due and PAYABLE on or tef're the
twenti' th day cf June, A. d 1885. The
attorney general and the proceeding at
torneys of the several counties are
charged with the duty of seeing that the
requirements OF this section are observ-
cd, and may enforce the same, If neces-
sary, by proceedings In msndsnus. The
county commissioners of the respective
court'es may allow their county auditor
reasonable compensation for the dis
charge Of the duties imposed upon him
by ibis act.
SIcrroN IL. That the sale of into x!-
eating liquors, whether distilled, malt or
vincus, on the first day Of the week.
commonly called Sunday, except by q
regular druggist on the written prescrip-
ton OF regular pratticipg physician
for medical purposes only, is hereby de-
clared 10 he unlawful, and all places
where sach Intoxicating liquors are on
ether day sold or exposed for sale, ex
cept regular drug stores, shall on tbst
day be closed, and whoever makes any
such sale, or allows any such place to
he open or reu ain open on that day,
shall be find in any sum not exceeding
one hundred dollars and be imprisoned
iD The county Jail or city prisousnot -ex-
ceeding thirty days. In reeua ar hotels
snd estng houses, the word "place"
herein used she'll be held to mean the
room or part OF the room where 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 euch hct tells and eating houses,
as closing of the place within the
meaning of this act; provided, nothing
in t.is section shall prevent the council
of any municipal corporation In the state
from regulating and controlling, on such
first day OF the week, the sale OF beer
ard native wine in such manner as may
by ordinance be provided. And anY
municipal corporation shall have full
POI to regulate, restrain and prohibit
ale, beer and porter-houses, and other
places where intoxicating liquors ale
sold at retail for any purpose or in any
quantity other than as provided for in
seltion eight of this act. But II any
municipal corporation shall prohibit ale,
beer and porter houses, or other places
where intoxicating liquors are sold With.
in the limits OF such corporation, .
ratable proportion of the tax paid by the
proptietors thereof for the unexpireG
portion of the year shall be returned to
such proprietors.
SrcTIoN IL Whoever sells intoxica
ting liquors to a minor except on the
written order OF his parent, guardian or
family physician, or to person intoxi.
Gated, or in the habit Of getting intoxi.
Gated shall be fined net more than one
hundred nor less than twenty. five dol.
lars, and imprisoned not more than thirty
nor less than Eve days.
SECTION l3. The abrogation or repeal
of any section or clause of this act shall
not be held 10 abrogate or repeal any
ether section or clause tAereof.
SECTION 14-Seclion 6941 of the re-
vised Statutes is hereby repealed.
| SECTION I5 This act shall take effect