The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-07-25
HIGH LICENSE,

The following are the restrictive
features of the high license law
which went into effect on the first
of this month. The bond which
requires two sureties is as follows:
We......................he hereby undertake that
the above named. .....................f granted
such license, will keep a quiet and orderly house
for the sale Of such Intoxicating liquors. and will
well and faithfully keep and observe all the laws
Of Idaho In regard to the sale of intoxicating
liquors, and will well and faithfully keep and re-
gard the provisions Of any ordinances and regu-
ations Of any municipal organization Of the place
where such business Is to be conducted, relating
to the keeping of saloons, taverns, and the sale
Of intoxicating liquors. and II said. ...........
falls to perform any OF the conditions Of this bond
or violates any Of the provisions Of the laws in
in regard to the sale Of intoxicating liquors the
keeping Of saloons and taverns, We will pay all
costs, damages, fines and forfeitures resulting
therefrom, not to exceed the sum Of 81 900; and
no such bond shall be void upon its first recovery,
but it may be sued upon and recovered upon from
time to time as herein authorized, until the whole
penalty thereof Is exhausted.
The board of county commissioners may re-
qure any licensee under the provisions Of this act
to file an additional bond or furnish additional
sureties at any time when in their judgement the
bonds furnished by any licensee are insufficient.
Any wife, mother, father, son, daughter or
sister of person who Is a habitllal drunkard, or
In the habit Of getting intoxicated, or the county
commissioners, or the mayor Of any city, or any
county officer, may make complaint to any JUS
tce of the peace Of the precinct where such per-
son resides or may be staying, or to the probate
Judge Of the county where such person resides or
may be Saying, alleging the name Of such per-
son, the fact Of his being habitual drunkard, or
In the habit of getting intoxicated, and the name
or names Of the person or persons from whom
the person having such habit obtains his liquor,
as such relative or officer believes, which CON-
plant shall be verified by the person making the
same; whereupon said justice Of the peace or
said probate Judge shall issue notice in writing
to such person or persons SO named notifying him
or them that no intoxicating liquors Of any kind
must be sold or given away by him or them, or at
his or their place or places Of business, to such
person having such habit, and which notice must
at once be served upon such person or persona
as summons are served from justice courts.
After the service Of such notice, II any person or
persons so notified shall sell, give away, or per-
init any person at his place Of business to sell or
give away any Intoxicating liquor to such person
about whom he or they have received notice as
aforesaid, his or their license to sell LIQUOR shall
from that time be deemed and held to be can.
celled and annulled and said person, and each of
said persons II more than one shall be guilty of
msdemeanOr and be liable in civil action
brought in the name or for the benefit Of the per-
son making such complaint, in the sum OF $500
for each OfIense, and the wife. II there be one
may bring such suit without uniting her husband
as party to the action
When any person SO licensed shall be convicted
OF violation Of any Of the provisions OF this act,
or Of any Of the penal statutes of this state reat
ing to the sale of Intoxicating liquors, or shall
violate any Of the conditions Of said bond herein
before provided for the board of county commits
sloners may, and Is hereby made their duty, to
revoke such license, but such revocation shall
not be construed to dischare such lcensee. or
his sureties, for any damage sustained by or
right accrued to any person prior to such revoca-
ton.
Every person, with or without a license who
shall sell or give away to any person already in
tOxicated, any spurious, malt, or fermented
liquor, or wine, shall be guilty of misdemeanor,
and upon conviction thereof shall be fined In any
sum not less than 800, nor more than $500, or
imprisoned In the county jail not to exceed six
months.
Any county commissioner who shall knowingly
approve any insufficient bond required by the
provisions Of this act shall be deemed guilty Of a
misdemeanor, and upon conviction shall be fined
not less than $500.
The giving away Of intoxicating liquor Of any
kind, or any other SHIFT or device to eyade the
the provisions Of this act, shall he deemed and
held to be an unlawful selling within the pro-
visions Of the same.
Every person selling or giving away spirituous,
malt. or fermentetl liquors, or wine in violation
Of the provisions Of this act, or without first com.
plying with the requirements 1.-THE same shall he
deemed guilty Of a mlsdemean0r, and upon con-
vction thereof shall be fined In any sum not less
than 500 nor more than 500.
Any person engaged 10 the business Of retail.
ing liquors under the provisions OF this act, who
shall keep dsorderly house, or allow bolster
Gus or disorderly conduct therein shall allow
the peace and quletude Of the neighborhood to he
disturbed by loud and unusual noises therein, or
threatening, abusive orobscene language therein,
or by any other means or methods, shall be
guilty ct a mistlemean0r, and upon conviction
thereof shall he punished accordingly, and his
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