The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-02-24

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other way. any
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tons, or .;y in any other way PROMOTING a,ieGa he
H. II fluids SG sh1 are poured out or otherwise
person, when premises are ahont ~ Osnsa t
searched manifestly for the purnose of ~ ~ W
venting their seizure by officers an,horPi rinaJ P.o
10 make such search aud Seizure. said aniSs
shall be held to have been intoxicating u and
and h91 hs m SALE and the sentence
liquors had been seized and found To he in.
toxicating. In all cases under this act and
all others relating to the unlawful sale of in
toxicating liquors where parties are con
victed. the sentence shall be both for fine and
impIlsonment. irrespective of any provision
l25 of the Revised Statutes or Of any other
act. ''A0A
II. In all cases of search and seizure and
prosecutions under this or any other act re-
lating to intoxicating liquors, the names of
all parties In the business and Of clerks and
other assistants, In whatever capacity, NAV
be included In the complaints, warrants or
indictments, and such persons shall be held
equally guilty with the principal or EMPLOYER.
and shall be liable to conviction on the same
evidence and subjected to the same punish
ment.
10. Anyone who sells intoxicating LIQUORS
nnlawfully In any building of whatever
kind, keeps such liquors for unlawful sale !:
he keeps also drinking house and tippling
snop, is also common seller and maintains
nuisance, and may be charged with these
several offences In one and the same COM
plant, warrant or Indictment. Proof and
conviction Of such sale. includes conviction
OF the other offences herein named, and the
parties shall suffer the penalties provided In
this act for each and all Of them. Upon any
warrant of search and seizure, the officer
charged with the same may search the per-
son of the suspected party or parties and
seize all liquors found upon them, and such
parties shall be held to owner for keeping
liquors intended for unlawful sale and for
the other offences named In this section. Any
person selling liquor or Offering liquor for
sale, ,or keeping liquor for unlawful sale upon
his person, not In any shop or other building
may be held to answer for such offences and
punished for each and all such offences as
provided for them In this act.
IA. Officers provided with warrant to
search the premises of any person named in
said warrant, may arrest any other person
found In possession of the premises Temporal
rily or otherwise, though unknown to the
officers or otherwise, though unknown to the
officers, his name not being in the warrant.
son shall be held to disclose his name, when
he shalt be proceeded against In the same
manner as If his name had been known to
the court at the first.
Is. Persons found lettering about the
places where intoxicating liquors are believed
to be sold may be arrested on sight as
vagrants and idle persons, and shall on con-
viction be imprisoned three months In the
county Jail. But they may be held to answer
as to the ownership or occupancy of the
premises where they had been loafing and
as to the business carried on there and by
whom 1t is carried on and as to any other
matters relating thereto. After such ex-
animation 1t shall be at the discretion of the
justice or judge whether to impose imprison-
ment or not and such person may be held for
aiding and assisting in the violation Of the
law.
16. Persons arrested for drunkenness
shall be taken before the court and held to
answer as to where and Of whom they had
obtained intoxicating liquor at any time
within six months. 1t shall not be deemed
Secessary to state the exact time of such
purchase or gift. Failing to answer they
shall be committed for contempt for such
time as the justice or judge may determine,
not to exceed six months,