The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-11

State be subject to the operation ana
effect of this law. to the same extent
and in the same manner as though such
LIQUORS or liquids had been produced in
| this State.
Penalty for Transporting Liquors In We
hicles, Except as Herein Provided.
Sec 49, That no person, except as
provided in this Act, shall bring into this
State or transport from place TO place
within this State, by wagon, cart or
other vehicle, or by any other means
or mode of carriage, any liquor or liq-
uids containing alcohol. under a penalty
of s1OO, or Imprisonment for thirty days,
for each offence. upon conviction there
of, as for a misdemeanor. Any servant,
agent or employee of any fpersons. cor
porations or associations doing business
in this State as common carrier, or
any person whatever Except an officer
seizing or examining the samel who
shall remove any Intoxicating liquors
from any railroad car. vessel or other
vehicle of transportation. at any place
other than the usual and established sta
tons, wharves, depotS or places of bust
ness of such common carriers within
some incorporated city or town where
there is a dispensary, or who shall aid
in or consent to such removal, or at
tempt to remove, shall, upon conviction.
be sentenced to pay fine of not less
than 800 nor more than $500, or imprfs-
onment for q term of not less than
three months nor more than twelve
months: Provided, That said penalty
shall not apply to any liquor in transit
when changed from car to car to facih-
tate transportation across the State2
Provided, That this section does not ap-
ply to liquors purchased from a dispen-
sary, and bearing the proper label or
certificate.
Liquors in Transit.
in tot a
pensary liquors, and those passing
through this State, consigned to points
beyond this State, shall be deemed con-
traband. and may be seized in transit
without warrant And any steamboat,
sailing vessel, railroad, express company
or other common carrier transporting or
bringing into this State, for sale or use
therein, except by the dispensary, shall
suffer a penalty of $500 and costs for
each offence, to be recovered by the So
licitor of the circuit or the Attorney Gen.
eral, by an action brought therefor in
any court of competent jurisdiction.
Officer May Enter and Search Cars
The State constable, sheriff, municipal
police or any lawful constable may en-
ter any railroad car, or express car, or
depot, or steamboat, or other vessel,
without warrant, and make search for
such contraband liquors, and may exam
inc the way bills and freight books of
said common carrier, and any one inter-
fering with or resisting such officer shall
be punished by a fine of not less than
800 nor more than $780, or imprisonment
for a term of not less than three months
nor more than twelve months.
Arrest of Open violators
Sec. 81. That any ,,erson detected
openly CT in tie Get of ie.>st.ng any of
the provision 4 tn-a Aet shall be liable
to arrest without warrant: Provided,
sonable time thereafter.
Punishment for Violation of Forbidden
Acts.
Sec. 80. That in case of conviction of
violations of any of the sections Of this
Act where punishment is not especially
provided for, the person or persons or
corporations convicted shall be pun
ished in the discretion of the court try
ing the same. All alcoholic liquors, 9TH
er than domestic wine, which do not
have on the packages in which they are
contained the label and certificates 60
ing to show that they have been tested
by the chemist and purchased from
State officer authorized to sell them, are
hereby declared contraband and or
seizure will be forfeited to the State, as
provided in section 81:
Protection May be Had for Liquor Stor-
| ed.
Provided, That this section shall not
apply to liquor held by the owners of
registered stills in bonded warehouses
Persons having liquor which they wish
to keep for their own use may throw the
protection of the law around the same
by furnishing inventory of the guam
tity and kinds to the State Commission
err and applying for certificates to affix
thereto.
Imitation Stamps Prohibited.
Any persons affixing, or causing to be
iof tn to;p oil
holic liquor, any imitation stamp or
other printed or engraved label or device
than those furnished by the State Board
of Control, shall, for each offence, be
liable to a penalty of ten days impris-
onment or SIS fine.
Rescue from officer.
Sec. sc. Every person who dispossesses
or rescues from q constable or other Of
ficer, or attempts so to do, any alcoholic
liquor taken or detained by such Off
Ger charged with the enforcement of this
law, shall, upon conviction, be imprison-
ed not less than. three months nor more
than twelve months, or pay fine of not
less than 500 nor more than $500.
Handling Contraband Liquor at Night
Sec. 81. Any person handling contra
band liquor in the night time, or deliv-
ering the same, shall be guilty of
misdemeanor, and conviction shall be
punished by Imprisonment for not less
than three months nor more than twelve
months, or by fine of not less than
500 nor more than $500.
Transportation by Vehicle at Night the
Same.
Sec. 49, Any wagon, cart, boat, or
any other conveyance, together with
horses, mules other animals, ami
males, and harness accompanying the
same, transporting liquors at night, 9TH
er than regular passenger or freight
steamers and railway cars, shall be Ii
able to seizure and eonfscation, and to
that end the officer shall cause the
same to be duly advertised and sold, and
the proceeds sent to the State Treasurer.
Labels to be Cancelled by Dispenser.
Sec. SO. Every dispenser, when he sell
a package containing liquor, shall put a
cross mark in ink on the label or certifi-
cate thereon, extending from the top to
the bottom and from side to side. When
any liquor is seized because it has not
the necessary certificates and labels re-
quired by this Act, the burden of proof
shall be upon the claimant of said spir-
its to show that no fraud has been COM