Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-04-05

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fine and Imprisonment III the difet-
tion of the court.
SEC. 1871. SAME-BY OWNER OF
PREMIsFs.-The owner, lessee, ten.
ant, or person or persons, in posses.
sion or control OF any premises in
which any such means dr deceptive
practices are resorted to, to eyade
or violate said laws, who shlliknow.
ingly consent to Or permit any other
person Or persons to SO attempt to
evale or violate said laws relating
to the sale ofintoxicating liquors up.
on the same, shall also lie severally
guilty of d like mislemeanor, and be
punished therefor in the same man.
ner as provided in section one q J OF
this act. To convict any such owner,
lessee or person in possession OF
control OF any such premises, it shall
only be necessary to prove that any
sich Intoxicating liquors were so un-
lawfully sold Or disposed of upon
said premises, or were there by such
means unlawfully procurep, with his
knowledge and consent or acqnies-
cenee.
Sec. 1872. SAME-OFFIcERs To
ARREST. 1t shall be the duty OF
every sheriff, deputy sheriff, consta-
be policeman, or other peace officer,
to Immediately arrest any person or
persons found committing any oftha
ofienses named in this act, and to
make complaint against them, to the
end that they may be dealt with ac-
cording to law, and to enforce this
act.
Any such officer who shall fail to
do his duty, as in this section requir-
ed, shall be guilty OF malfeasance IN
office, for which he may be removed
therefrom.
OFFICIAL NEGLECT OF Duty.
SEC. 1875. PUNlsHMENT.-If any
county commissioner or member oi
the council or other governing body
OF any city, village or other munich
pal corporation in this state, any
mayor OF any city, any Judge,
sheriff, justice OF the peace, constable
or other officer wilfully neglects or
refuses to perform any duty required
OF him by the laws regulating the
liquor ira file or the issue of licenses
therefor, he shall be deemed guilty OF
Il malfeasance in office, and shall
thereafter be disqualified from holding
the same for and during the remain
der OF the term for which he was elect
ed or appointed, and shall be liable
on his bond in an amount not more
than five hundred (5OO) dollars, nor
less than one hundred (1OO) dollars,
recoverable in any court having
jurisdiction.
EVIDENCES IN PROSECUTIONS.
Sec. 1887. PRlMA FACIE.-In the
matter of prosecution for any viola:
ton OF any OF the provisions OF this
chapter, it shall not be necessary to
prove the name or kind OF intoXicat.
ing liquors sold; and in all suits Oh
prosecutions under any OF the pro.
visions OF this chapter, the finding d
Intoxicating liquors on the premises
in question shall be prma facie cvi
lence of their sale on such premises
and establishing tie fact OF ones
having drank what appeared to bt
Intoxicating liquors on any premises
shall be prima facie evidence that
such liquor WAS Intoxicating, ant
shall be taken as proof conclusive
unless defendant furnishes positiv,
proof to the contrary; and the tern
Intoxicating liqnor, wherever it &C
ours in this chapter, shall be un1ler
st on,l to mean spirituous, vinous
matt and f"rnlcnted liquors.
In SALE WITHOUT L.uENsE. Anal il
prosecutions in this state for th
sale OF splrltuons, vinoilS, fnrmentet
or matt liquors without licens'
therefor proof that the accused ha
paid the United States revenue ta,
for the sale Of spir!tanus, OF vinons
fer;nenteI or malt liquors, or hn
procured !, receipt for such plymen
covering he time in Which it is Il!
| legged the accused has sold without
license, shall be prirua facie evIdenc
thnt the accused has sold such liq
uOl, ana Ill dtIl SuIh l'icScCACN)i
proof that the rectip pit aforesaid i
found or posted up on the premise
in which it is alleged such sale i
! made Shall be priml facie evidenc
that the person or persons doin:
business upon said premises, eitlle
as principals, agent, proprietor
clerk or bartender, is selling sucl
liquor.
Sec. 1891. COMPLAINT Count,
attorneys, sheriffs and constables
having knowledge OF any violation
OF the provisions OF this chapter
shall make complaint thereof to !.
Justice OF the peace OF the prope
county. The county attorney shal
also prosecute the bond given b,
such applicant for any violation q