The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-08-28

Any person claiming TO own the prop
erty attached or his agent or attorney
may in such proceeding intervene and
defend the said proceeding as iu cases
of attachment. All such proceedings
shall be governed in other respects by
the rules of pleading and practice ap-
plicabie 70 suits at law in cases Of at
taChment The proceeds arising from
said sales shall be paid into the regis
try Of the Court. 10 be rSid by the
Clerk Cc0Sr the order 81 the Court as
follows, One-half TO the informant
upon the certificate of the state Att0r-
ney. that the preSOn claiming the same
Is entitled thereto as the infOrmer upOn
whose information said action was be
gun. and the remainder 10 be paid to
the County Treasurer of the County in
which the conviction is had as part
Of the fine and forfeiture fund. Neither
the supervising Inspector nor any other
Inspector shall be permitted 10 receive
any part Of the proceeds of any such
forfeiture: and If the information be
given by any such Inspector. the entire
proceeds shall be paid into said fine
and forfeiture fund. The penalties, pun
lSnlneUtS and other provisions Of this
act for the enforcement Of the same
shall he deemed served, and the en-
forcement Of one shall not preclude or
affect the enforcement Of any other.
Sec. l. The Supervising Inspector
Of Naval stores or any other Inspector
Of Naval stores, if he shall have rea-
son to believe that any spirits Of fur
tine or wood spirits Of turpeutine has
been or Is adultaratcd in any manner.
shall have the right to enter the place
here the same is stored or kept. and
20 open any barrel or barrels in which
the same may be. and to take there
from sufficient quantity not exceed
ing pint. from every barrel. as a
sample for analysis and inspection
Each such sample shall De sealed bv
the Supervising Inspector or other In
snector Of Naval stores taking same.
who shall n the same time write.
mark or label the same in such man.
ner IS to indicate the time and place
OF taking the same and the ownership
of the barrel from which it is taken
as we'll as any other facts necessary
to identify the sample so taken with
the original The owner. claimant or
custodian of such spirits Of turpentine
shall have the right TO be present. if
he desires. in person or by agent at
such sampling, and TO demand anI
receive Of such supervising inspector
or Inspector Of naval stores q sample
supervising inspector or Inspector Of
naval stores. The analysis Of any such
sample SO taken by such inspector or .
supervising inspector. sworn TO bv
any witnesses competent 70 make such
analysis shall be admissible in evil (.
denCe ia any action wherein the grade
or quality of the original from which
the sample shall have been taken. I
shall be in issue, a certificate Of the 7.
f@! by the State Chemist or Assist /
ort Chemist. shall be prima facie evil (
senIe of the nature. composition and
character Of the contents Of the barrel /
from which such sample was taken /
and Of the correctness OF such aualv- /
sis ana for such purposes admissible
in evidence in any court Of this state /
Sec. u. That every person who pro-
GuCes. manufactures. COnSignS. sells or 1!
keeps for sale. ana every MANUFACTURED
or producer Of. or dealer or factor in
naval stores in the State Of Florida. shall
post and keep POSTED a written or print
I'd copy Of this act in a public place
7t the still location. warehouse. yard
0r other place where he shall manu-
facture, store or keep naval stores,
and II shall be the duty Of the Score
t9ry Of state to cause sufficient
number of copies Of this act to be
printed for public distribution for the
aforesaid. Any person who
shall violate any Of the provisions OF
This section shall be guilty of a mis-
1emeanor. and upon conviction thereof
shall be punished by fine of not
more than one hundred dollars, or i'm
prisonment in the county Jail for not
more than one month, OF both, in the
discretion Of the court.
Sec. Il. This act shall take effect
thirty days after its passage and ap-
prevail by the Governor.
Approved June 5th, 1903.