The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1894-01-04

3 Of said papers from the said Trial J ustic
9 by the hands of the Solicitor; and any
J., violation Of said restraining order be.
3 fore the trial of the case shall be deem
ed contempt Of court and punished
/ as such by said Judge or court, as for
= the violation Of an order of injunction
l Upon conviction of said defendants of
maintaining said nuisance at the trail
they or any Ofthem shall be deemed
guilty of a misdemeanar, punishable
by Imprisonment in the State Penit'
) entlary for term Of not less than
} three months, or fine Of not less than
J two hundred dollars, or by both, in the
discreation of the court. and the restra,
lining order shall be made perpetual.
} The articles covered by the inventory,
which were retained by the Sheriff,
shall be forfeited to the State and sold
and the net proceeds sent to the State
Commissioner, and the Sheriff shall
forthwith proceed t. dispose of the
alcoholic liquors covered by the inVe1-
tory as provided fer in this Act ~, as
when other liquors ale seized: The
tindlng Of such alcoholic liquors on
such premises, with satisfactory eyl-
dence that the same was being disp0S-
ed OF country to this Act, shall be
priama faCle evidence Of the nuisance
complained of. Liquors seized as here
inbetore provided and the vessels con-
tanning them, shall not be taken from
the custody of the officers ia possession
of the ame by any writ of replevin or
other process while the proceedings
herein provided are pending. No suit
shall lie Tor damages alleged to arise by
seizure and detention Of liquors under
this Act.
SEC. % Any per5on violating the
terms auyrestraining order granted in
such proceeding shall be punished fol-
contempt by a fine Of not less than two
hundred dollars nor more than one
thousand dollars, and by Imprisonment
In the State peniteutiary not less than
ninety days nor more than one year.
In contempt proceedings arising out
OF the voration of any injunction
granted under the provision OF this
Act, the court, or, in vacation the
Judge thereof. shall have power to
summartly and punish the party or
parties guilty, as required by law.
The atHdavitS upon which the attach
meHt for contempt issue shall make a
: prlma facie case for the State. The
accused may plead in the same manner
as TO an Indictment In 50 far rs the
same is app!icAble. Evidence MY be
8 oral or in the form OF alhiavits, or both
the defendant may be required to IN Ike
,, answers TO interrogatOries. either writ
I ten or oral, l5 in the court or Judge
. may seem proper; the defendant shall
x not n---o5arily be discharged upon
his denial of the fu:t stated in the
. moving papers. The Clerk of the Court
, Shall, upon tie application of either
l. party, Issue SubpOenaS for witnesses.
y a1d except as above set forth the
r practice in such contempt proceedings
r Shal! conform as nearly as may to the
s practice in the Court of Common Pleas.
# The State Com missioner, under rules
II and regulations provided by the State
y Board Of Control, may enter into con.
> tracts with responsible grape growers
e in this State for the sale OF domestic
4 wines through the DiSpon5lry. so ~ to
;, encourage grape growing in this State,
ana III furtherance of this object not
more 'htn ten per cent, profit 60 the
DlSpcnsary over the expenses of bot
! ling, labelling, frrightage, etc, Shall
be charged for the handling OF such
wines.
The mlnagrr Of every registered dis.
: till"ry of liquor in this state Shall re-
J port quarterly TO the State C)mmls.
sloner showing the number of gallons
OF each kind Of liquor on hand, manu-
tacturcl or disposed of during the
quarter, and if thu SAID report fail to
cOrrespOni with the return of said
J
RHVHnun Collector for this State, or it
i ShrWl tt t. said manager has dis |
posed OF liuiOr contrary to this Act, |
said dl5,lIlrry shall be deemed to DO 4 |
comInDn nuiSInca and the slld mana |
ger and his a'dnrS and assistants AMI !
the premises Shall be proceeded against |
- III lhIS AZ, provided az t. place;
where liz Ipr5 are sold contrary 20 this
| \ IT,
Sec. u IN all cases Of pl &c - where
liquors are unlaWfully kept or stored,
the same not being In an open h0us or
! exposed 70 view, and q search being
| n':.'55trY, upon alli laVit TO that effect
Or on Information and belief that con.
! ireland llqUor IS in such place,a search
! warrant snail he issu"i Dy a Justice,
! Jutg" or Tflal Justice, or Mayor or
! lnlcndtnt Of Il city or town, to whom
! appIlct'lon - mHdr,empOWering Il con
| stable, or any person who may be dep
! u'lH>i, 10 enter the said place by day |
! llnG or III the night time and to Sear:h
/ aliG cHtmln" the said premises for the {
| purpose OF SciHlng the 1aii c)nirdOlnd ;
! liquors thrrcIn concealed. kcpa or I
stored, which said liquor when 40 sci2. S
| ca shall be disposed OF uS hcrc.nlfirr s
, provided. /
Sec. -. ina! any Of the liquors set Il
, l1r,h III Section one Cd Of this Act, I
which ar" Contraband may be seized $
and taken without warrant by any q
| state cons able sheriff or policeman
Whllc In transit or after arrival, WhpIh. T
CT III possession Of Il CJmmOn carrier, I
depot agent, express agent, private per. 7
| son, firm, corporation or a95OCiltlOn o
and reported 10 the State Com mission. y
cr 1T once, who shall dispose Of the u
sane as hereinafter provided: PrOYi. +
| d@d. InHt liquors purchased outside q
| At Owned 4