The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-01-04

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Section 28. That the carriage,
transportation, possession, remov-
al, sale, delivery or acceptance of
any package, cask, jug, box or 9TH
or package, ,%pnder anx other than
the proper name or brand known
to the trade as designating the
kind and quality of the contents
of the casks, packages or boxes
containing the same, or causing
such removal, acceptance, trans
portation, taking into possession,
or any such delivery, shall work
the forfeiture of SAID liquors or
liquids and casks or packages, and
the person or persons so offending,
knowingly, be subject to pay fine
of not more than $500 or impris-
onment for the term of not longer
than six months, and the wrong
full name, address, mark, stamp or,
style on such liquor when seized
shall be considered evidence prima
facie of guilt. Tho books and
waybills of The common carrier
may be examined to trace eaid Ii
quor to the shipper, who shall be
liable, upon conviction, in a like
penalty. '''.
Section 30. That all constables,
deputy constables, sheriff or muni-
cipal policemen, shall have the
right, power and authority, and it
shall be their duty, Whenever they
are Informed or suspect that any
such suspicious package in posses
sion of q common carrier contains
alcoholic liquors or liquids, to do
tain the same FOR examination for
tho term of twenty-four hours
without any. warrant or process
whatever. ~
Section 3d. That any intorfor-
enco by any person with obstruc-
ton or resistance of, or abusive
language to, any officer or person
III tho discharge of the dutios horo
in onjoined or tho use of abusive
language by any such officer or
person to any other person or per-
sons shall, upon conviction, be
doomed guilty of a misdemoanor
and be punishable by fine of not
moro than ono hundred dollars or
imprisoned for tho term Of not,
more than thirty days.
Section 81 provides for the dis
position and method of forfeiture
of liquors and other goods seized
If pure the liquors are to be sold
by the State disponsary. If not
puro thoy are to be sold beyond
the State.
Section 81 makes all liquor trans
ported into or remaining in tho
State subject to tho law as if mado
hore.
Section 33 is the old law forbid
ing removal of liquor from public
conveyance except at the usual
places of delivery. GAIL liquors in
this State except disponsary liquors
and those passing through. ryon-
signed to- parts beyond shall be
doemed3l contraband and may be
solzed in transit without warrant.
Tho 'j'State eonstables, sheriffs,
municipal police or any lawful
constable 7may onter any railroad
car, OF express car, or depot, or
stoamboat, or other vessel, without
warrant and make search for such
contraband liquors, and may, OK
amino the way bills and freight
books of said common carriers,
and any. ono interfering with or
resisting such officer shall be pun
lshed by a fine not exceeding 500
or imprisonment not longer than
thirty days.
Section 80. That any person do
tocted openly violating any of the
provisions of this act shall be lin
bic to arrest without warrant, pro-
vlded " Warrant shall bo procured
IN a reasonable time tllerouftor.
Section 35 says: "All alcohol
lc liquors, othor than domestic
VINE, in quantity moro than five
gallons, which do not have on the
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