The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1902-11-21

judgement of such prosecuting officer
the evidence adduced is sufficient tc
warrant a conviction.
Sec. 81. When board declares a
license forfeited the 1icensee may
appeal to the county court, on proper
recognizance for costs, but the H.
cense shall remain void pending
the appeal.
Sec. So. If the information or
complaint referred to in sections As,
40, and AZ be in regard to the fur
nishing, selling, or keeping for sale
of Intoxicating liquor by an un1i-
censed person, the board, through
one of its members shall institute
prosecution for such violation of the
law; and for the purpose of the pro-
vision of this section each license
commissioner shall have the same
power to make presentment as a
town grand juror has.
Sec. SO. If a board deems it nee
essary to procure evidence of such
unlicensed selling or keeping for
sale, a warrant may be issued by the
| board for the search of the suspected
premises and the seizure of intoxi-
eating liquors found thereon; but no
search warrant shall be issued unless
the information, or complaint to the
board be made in writing and upon
oath to the board affording it suffi-
cent foundation to issue such warrant
Sec. 90. If the suspected premis-
es be a dwelling house a search war-
rant shall not be issued unless the
complaint be made upon the affidavit
of two reputable citizens and the
unanimous action of the board
thereon.
Sec. Of. When search is made if
Intoxicating liquor is found on the
premises under circumstances war
ranting the belief that it is intended
for sale or distribution contrary to
law it shall be seized and delivered
to the custody of the board, or a
member thereof who shall hold pos
session of such liquor pending pro-
ceedings; and the board or mem
Der thereof shall cause presentment
to be made by a town grand juror or
states attorney to a court of compe-
tent jurisdiction. If there be con-
viction such court shall order the
liquor so seized to be destroyed.
Sec. 81. If complaint is made in
writing and under oath to justice,
by an officer or private citizen that
he has reason to believe and does be-
lieve that Intoxicating liquor is kept
or deposited in a dwelling house,
store, shop, steamboat, or water
craft of any kind. depot, railway
car, or land carriage of any kind,
warehouse, or other building, for
sale or distribution contrary to law,
such justice shall issue a warrant to
search the premises described in
liquor is found therein under circum-
stances warranting the belief that it
is intended for sale or distribution
contrary to law, the officer shall
seize and convey the same to some
place of security and keep it until
final action is had thereon, provid-
ed, that if the premises be an occupied
dwelling house, a search warrant
shall not issue unless the complaint |
is sworn to by two reputable citizens.
Sec. 63. The receipt for or record |
of the payment of the United States
special tax as liquor seller shall be |
prima facie evidence that the person
named therein keeps for sale and
sells Intoxicating liquor.
Sec. "a. If person who has rea-
son to believe that a licenses is SELL
ing Intoxicating liquors that are
adulterated or are not of good stand
ard quality calls the attention of the
board thereto, the board shall, in
authorize some person 9TH
er than a member thereof to procure
a sample or samples of liquor for
analysis. And board may of it's
own motion at any time so cause to
be procured samples of liquor for
analysis.
Sec. 65. The person so authorized
shall procure samples from the Ii
,ensee and after receiving the same
shall deliver to him the written order !
20 procurce such samples, and the
'essel or vessels containing the same S
shall be sealed before they are taxi {
N from the premises of the licensee. {
Sec. 90. The samples so obtained
hall be Immediately committed to the '
custody of the board or member of E
t, and shall be put into a package t
Vhich shall be sealed and sent by t
xpress, or delivered in person by f
to the director of the t
tate laboratory at Burlington. who s
hall make or cause to be made an Z
nalysis of such liquors, and send /
ertified report of such analysis to o
he board from which the samples g
anne t
Sec. 81. If the samples be found t
rec from adulteration prohibited in i,
he Pharmacopoeia of the United
tates, and of good standard quality, a
ne certificate referred to in the pre- W
eding section shall so state, and p
lie town treasurer shall pay the Ii II
ensee for the samples obtained upon il
resentation by him of the written n