Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-06-27
MISSOURI STATE NEWS.
More Bills Approved by the Governoe.

More Bills Approved by the GOvernoe.
The following additional bills passed by
the Legislature at it's recent session have
become laws by receiving the signature OF
Governor Francis:
House bill 2T2-An act to amend an act en-
titled IAN act requiring railroad companies to
connect their lines with switches and to fur
nish cars to shippers, and permitting shippers
to furnish their own cars in certain cases, ana
prescribing penalties for the violation thereof"
Approved July s. 1887.
Substitute for House bill 742-An act to amend
an act to require railroad companies or per-
sons owing or operating any railroad or rail-
roads in this State, to furnish suitable and con-
venient cars for shipping livestock and trans-
porting and delivering the same to consignees
at any station stock yard in this State. APP
proved March 81, 1887. Adding ne section
thereto.
Substitute for Senate bills IA. etc.-An act
revising and amending the law entitled ''of in
surance.''
Substitute for House bill 249-An act to pre-
vent the adulteration of milk ami cream in all
cities that now have. or may hereafter have, a
population of 10000 inhabitants, or over
Senate bill 359-An act to repeal act emit
tied act to provide for the collections of fees
of the Adiutant- General and Acting Quarter
master-General of Missouri in certain cases.
The act revising and amending the law OF
"cites. towns and villages"
The act revising the law of ''crimes and GRIM
inal procedure.
The act revising the law of married
women"
The Newberry Dramshop act, which is
as follows:
AN ACT to prevent any dramshop-keeper from
keeping or permitting TO be kept in or about
his dramshop-certain musical instruments,
any billiards. pool or other gaming table,
bowling or ten-pin alley, cards. dice or other
device for gaming or amusement.
IL enacteH General Assembly of the
State Of Missouri follows:
A dramshop-keeper shall not keep, exhibit,
use suffer to be kept. exhibited or used in his
dramshop any piano, organ or other musical
instrument whatever for the purpose of per-
forming upon having the same performed
upon in such dramshOp nor shall he permit any
sparrng boxing, wrestling or other exhibition,
or contest cock fight in his dramshop; and 1t
shall be unlawful for any dramshop-keeper to
set up keep use or permit to be kept or used
in or about the premises of his dramshop by
any other person, or run or permit to be run in
connection with such dramshop in any manner
or form whatever, any billiard table, pool table
or other gaming table. bowling or ten-pin alley,
cards. dice or other device for gaming or play
ing any game of chance, and the keeper of such
dramshop shall not permit any person in or
about his dramshop to play upon any such
table or alley, or with cards, dice any gaming
device of any kind. Every person violating the
provisions of this act shall be guilty of Il mis-
demeanor, and upon conviction shall be pun
ished by fine of not less than SO more
than $50, and in addition to such fine shall for
felt his license and shall not again be allowed
to obtain a license to keep dramshop for the
term of two years next thereafter.