The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-04


render judgment for reasonable a
torney's fee in such action in favor (
the plaintiff, and against the defend
ants therein, which attorney. fe
shall be taxed and collected as th
other costs therein, and when collecte,
paid to the attorney or attorneys of th
, plalntin taes5iH ssaiH PROVIDED, sal
, attorney be the States attorne
or solicitor, such attorneys fl
shall be paid into the county treasur,
In contempt proceedings arising OF
OF the violations of any injunctio
granted under the provisions of thi
Act, the Court, or, in vacation, th
Judge thereof, shall have the power t
try summarily and punish the part
or parties guilty, as required by Law
/ The afRdayits upon which the attach
ment for contempt issues shall make
prima facie case for the State. TIL
accused may plead in the same man
ner As to an Indictment in 80 far as th,
same is applicable. Evidence may b,
oral, or in the form OF afidayits, q
both; the defendant may be required
to make answers to interrogatories
either written or oral, as in the discre
ton OF the Court or Judge may seem
proper; the defendant shall not neces.
sarily be discharged upon his denial Of
the facts stated in the moving papers.
The Clerk Of the Court shall, upon the
application Of either party, issue sub
p@nas for witnesses, and except as
above set forth the practice in such
contempt proceedings shall conform as
nearly a. may to the practice in the
Court OF Common Pleas.
LIKEWISE BoUNcERs.
Section 81. It shall be the duty of
the sherifs, deputy sherifs, or consta-
bles having notice Of the violation Of
any Of the provisions of this Act to no
tify the circuit solicitor of the fact of
:nch violation, and to furnish him the
names Of any witnesses within their
knowledge by whom such violation
can be proven. II any such officer:
shall wiifully fail to comply with the
provisions of this section, he shall, upon
conviction, be fined in sum Of not
less than one hundred dollars nor more
than FIVE hundred dollars; and such
conviction shall be = forfeiture of the
office held by such person; and the
Court before whom such conviction is
had shall, in addition to the imposi-
lion OF the fine aforesaid, order and ad-
Judge the forfeiture of his said office.
GOODBYE, OLD BOURBON.
Section Is. No person shall know
ngly bring into this State, or knowing
y transport from place to place within
his State, by wagon, cart or other We
llcle, or by any other means or mode
" carriage, any intoxicating LIQUORS
With the intent 10 sell the same in this
State in violation of law, or with intent |
nat the same shall be sold by any |
'ther person or to aid any other person |
q such sale, under penalty of Eve
lundred dollars, and costs for each Of
enee, and in addition thereto shall be |
Imprisoned in the county Jail for one
ear. In default of payment Of said
ne and costs the party shall suferan +
dditional imprisonment of one wear.
my agent, servant or employee of any |
abroad corporation, or of any express
ompsny, or OF any persons, corpora
.ons or associations doing business in
MS State as common carriers, who
hall remove any Intoxicating liquors
'om any railroad car, vessel or other
ehlcle OF transportation, at any place
ther than the usual and established
atoms, wharyes, depots or places of
usiness ofsuch common carriers with
some incorporated city or town,
here there is dispensary, or who
,sll aid in or consent to such removal, /
lall be subject to penalty Of fifty dol
rs and imprisonment for thirty days
r every such offence: Provided, that {
i'd penalty shall not apply to any
luor in transit when changed from
r to car to facilitate transportation.
II such liquors intended for unlawful
lie in this State may be seized in tran
and proceeded against as if it were
kept and deposited in any
ace. And any steamboat, sailing yes
J., railroad or express company, or 2
her corporation, knowingly trans l
rtins or bringing such liquors into '
e State, shall be punished upon con- Z
,tlon by a fine of five hundred dol
. and costs for each offence. Knowl-
&c on the part Of any authorized
ent Of such company shall be deemed
owledge Of the company.
Section 26. The Governor shall have .,
thority to appoint one or more State n
at salary Of 81 per day and c
penses when on duty to see that this n y
t is enforced, the same to be charged II
the expense account of the State n.
nmissioners. az
section q. No law now in effect pro- -
'iting the sale of Intoxicating liquors 81
any counties or towns of this State ae
epealed by this Act.
'eetion %. All Acts and parts Of Acts u
onsistent with this Act are hereby h. =.
ealed. m
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he Supreme Court. eq
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