The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-04-07


keeping for Illegal Sale his pockets Intoxicating IL
places and Il liquors are found upon his person may
upon the person in the premises described in this sec
ton If fluids are poured out otherwise destroyed
by, the tenant assistant other person. when prem
ises are about to be searched maniesy forthe pur-
lied to make search and seizure said fluids may
be held to have been Intoxicating and intended for
unlawful SALE and the penalties shall be the
if said liquors had been seized IL the name of the
person Keeping such liquors Is unknown to the com m
ma strate shall therenpon issue his warrant pro-
vided in Che first sentence Of this section IL upon
50 aforesaid kept and Intended unlawful sale by
the person named in said complaint or by any other
found guilty thereof and sentenced to a fine of one
hundred dollars and costs ana ID adtfon tneIe4 De
neand costs the party shall be imprisoned sixty
special tax as iquor seller Or notice Of any kind il
any place Of resort indicating that Intoxicating Il
shah eheid to be prima face evidence thatthe per
persons paying said tax, and the party or par
ties displaying said notices. are common sellers OF IN
toxicating liquors, and the premises so kept by them
common nuisances-'
hereby amended that when amended, it shall read
az sHGT ~ # comnaint is made upon oath to any
magistrate against any claimant under r this chap
ter alleging that the liquors 50 claimed by him We're
kept or deposited BY said claimant by some person
by his authority and intended for unlawful sale IN
the magistrate shall issue his warrant against such
claimant 50 charged and he shall be arrested thereon
victon shall be punished as provided in the preced
ing section III ,,E fs
forty of the public laws of eighteen hundred and
eighty seven amendatory Of section forty eight of
amended, that the said section shall read follows
SECT IS. Any person found intoxicated in any
ished for the first oense by fine not exceeding ten
dollars, orbyimprisonment not exceeding thirty days,
and, upon any subsequent conviction by imprison-
ment for thirty days. Any person found intoxicated
in his own house or in any other building or place
the peace ofh sown or any other family shall be
punished foE the first and any subsequent conviction
provided in the preceding clause of this section.
Any such person shall be taken into custody
6s eoes Or
mitted to the watch house or police station or re-
G an waan
upon which ne may be arrested ana tried +n+,
seven SO as to read as follows 'lg
SECT so. sheriffs and their deputies and county
attorneys shall diligently and faithfully inquire into
all violations of law within their respective counties,
and institute proceedings against violations or sup
against the illegal sale Of intoTcating liquors, and
the keeping of drinking houses and dppling shops,
either by promptly entering complaint before a
magistrate and executing the warrants issued there
and without delay, with the names of alleged of
Tenders and Of the witnesses For services under
their directions, shall receive the per diem
penSatiOn for attendance on the supreme judicial
court and the fees for travel for the service
of warrants in criminal cases. together with such
essary incidental expenses are just and proper;
bills for which shall be audited by the county
mssioners and paid from the county treasury. But
said commissioners shall not allow any per diem
compensation to- said sheris their deputies, for
any day for which said sheris their deputies
entitled to fees compensation for attendance at
service in any court n III [Approved April 81
Chapter 1873. H y IA ts.
AN ACT to amend chapter two hundred nnety-seven
Of the Public Laws of eighteen hundred eighty nine,
relating to the Bureau of Industrial and Labor
Statistics
SECT l. Section four of chapter two hundred
ninetyseven of the public laws of eighteen hundred
eighty nine is hereby amended by striking out in the
fifth line the words "tifteen hundred" and substi
tuting the words two thousand that said section
amended, shall read as follows: f5
ceive annual salary of fifteen hundred dollars, and
to aid in carrying out the provisions of this act said
commissioners is hereby authorized to employ such
assistance and incur such expense not exceeding two
carry out the provisions of this act
SECT 2. Section seven of chapter sixtynine of the
public laws of eighteen hundred and eightyseven is
hereby amendedb by striking out in the second line the
word ''six, and substituting the word seven that
said section as amended shall read as follows.
SECT T. There is hereby appropriated out of any
seven thousand dollars for the ensuing two years
the purpose of carrying out the provisions of this act;
the commissioner herein named shall receive his
salary quarterly insalments and the expenses of
by the commissioners after the same shall have been
audited and approved by the governor and council
IS lApproyed, April3.J b
@ pser al.
AN ACT additional to section five of "An Act to
amend chapter forty-nine ofgthe Revised Statutes,
relating to Insurance.Y Eli l t ID EN-
He may also license aanyperson agent of casu-
atty insurance company to write accident
inQu no of rail in Moir