Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-05-04
some ACTS PASsEDBY Legislature
New Laws That viii Be Of Interest 10 the
People Of the State
All the Laws in one volume for sloo by Bisnarck Tribune

T SLIGO by Bismarck Tribune. sS3.
state of North Dakota, III the sum Of
one thousand dollars. executed ~
Eve freeholders Of the county, who
shall Justify In double the amount Of
such bond, conditioned that such APP
plicant and any one In his employ
will neither use, sell, barter or give
away any intoxicating liquors In vio-
lation OF law, and On violation OF any
OF the provisions of said bond the
same shall thereby become forfeited
in the full amount thereof and the
conviction OF said pharmacist or any
one In his employ shall be deemed
prima facie evidence OF such viola
ton Amy applicant or any citizen
feeling himself aggrfeved by the de
cision Of the county Judge may Wibh-
in ten days thereafter, upon fling
bond, made payable to the state OF
North Dakota, in the sum Of fifty
dollars to be approved by the county
Judge, conditioned that he will prose
cute the same to q speedy determine
ton, and pay the costs occasfoned by
such appeal IL the order Of the coun-
ty judge shall be sustained, prose
cute the cause upon appeal to the dis
trict court. The procedure In amy
case taken on appeal to the district
court from the order Of The county
judge shall be as prescribed by arti-
Gle 9, Of chapter 8. or the probate
code. So far az applicable. and
statement of the case with excep-
tons may be mad, signed and certi-
fed by the county Judge. II the dis
trict court shall find that the county
judge has abused his discretion, or II
it deems the permit to have been inn
properly granted or refused, 1t shall
have power to reverse the Judgment
Of the lower court and cause the
county judge to comply with it's judy
ment, otherwise the order Of the
county Judge shall be by the district
court affirmed. If the order of the
county judge shall be reversed, the
costs shall be paid by, the county. II
at any time there shall be filed with
the county Judge petition stating
that any druggist, naming him, who
has a permit to sell intoxicating liq-
uors, is not In good faith conforming
to the provisions, of this chapter,
| verified by the affidavit Of at least
one of the petitioners hereinafter
named, and signed by the states at
| torney or ten reputable men, all Of
whom reside in the town, village,
| township or. city in which the bust.
ness Of said druggist is carried on,
requesting that the permit OF said
| druggist be cancelled. the county
Judge shall Immediately issue an
order citing such druggist to appear
before him on the day named, not
more than ten days from the issuing
| Of such order at which time the ques-
ton of cancellation of such permit
shall be considered. Such examina-
ton shall be conducted in the same
manner in all respects as herein
provided for the hearing of the
original petition for granting sucl,
permit, and such county Judge shall,
II there are reasonable grounds for
believing that such druggist is not
in good faith carrying out all the pro-
visions Of this chapter, cancel such
permit. An appeal may be had from
the decision Of the county judge to
the district court as herein provided
for appeals from the application for
a permit. provided. the permit Of
such druggist shall be imperative till
such appeal is finally decided. If
any county Judge shall issue a permit
to any person not registered as a
pharmacist, or shall knowingly grant
the same to a person in the habit of
becoming intoxicated, or not in good
faith engaged in the business of
druggist as proprietor thereof, he
shall be deemed guilty of a misde.
meanor, and upon conviction shall
be punished by fine Of not less than
five hundred dollars nor more than
one thousand dollars; and if any per-
son shall sign a petition, as provided
herein. Of amy applicant known by
such ne--on to be in the habit Of be-
coming Intoxicated, or not in good
faith engaged in the business of
druggist. he shall be deemed guilty
OF riisdemeanor, and upon convic-
ton shall be punished by fine of
not less than fifty nor more than one
hundred dollars. Before the petition
of druggist for permit to sell
intoxicating liquors shall be heard by
the county judge, the applicant shall
pay fee of five dollars to the county
Judge, who shall pay the same into
the county treasury on or before the
first day of the following month for
the benefit of the general revenue
fund.
Sec. 2 That section 1896 Of the
INN an no a