Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-08

by the tribunal granting such license,
conditioned that he will not keep 4
disorderly house. that he viii not sell
or dispense or permit to be sold or
dispensed upon the premises whore
such saloon or dramshop shall be
kept. any intoxicating liquors To any
minor without the consent Of the
guardian of such minor. that he VIII
not keep his saloon or dramShop open
or sell or dispense liquors thcreirom
on Sundays or on any election day
until after the close of the polls on
such election day nor sell or dispense
or permit TO be sold or dispensed
thereat on sunday OF any election day
until after the close of the polls on
such election day. directly OF indirect
Is. any intoxicating liquors, and upon
said person being convicted OF any
of the offenses enumerated herein,
suit may he brought against said
principal and his sureties to recover
the amount of the fine or fines ad
Judged against him on such conNic-
tion in any court of competent juris-
dction.
Sec. G. That every person who
shall. directly or indirectly. knowingly
sell. barter or give away any intoNi-
eating liquor to any person who Is
i'm the habit Of being intoxicated, after
notice shall have been given him by
the wife, child. parent, brother or sis
ter of such person, or any civil Of
fieer charged with the custody Of the
poor where he resides. that such per
son Is In the habit of being lntoNlcnt-
cd. or TO any person in Il state OF inr
toXication. or TO any minor without
the consent of his parent or guardian
shall be guilty OF a misdcmeanor ana,
upon conviction thereof, shall he pun
shed by fine not less than five go
nor more than one hundred tSlOo)
dollars, or by imprisonment in the
county Jail not less than ten tiul
nor more than sixty t60) days or by
both such fine and imprisonment m
tho discretion of the court
Sec. Z. That all places where IN
toxicating liquors are sold in viola :
tion Of this act shall be takeu held
and declared TO be common nuisances,
and all rooms. taNerns, eating g-hpuSes,
ba azaars. restaurants. groceries, eoiiee
houses, cellars or other places OF
public reosrt where Intoxicating liq-
uors are sold or dispensed In vlola-
ton Of this act shall be closed ana
abated as public nuisances
Sec. s. That II shall be unlawful
for any person TO get intoxicated, and
toxlcation shall, upon conviction
thereof. before any justice of the
peace, be fined In the sum OF five
dollars (S5.00) and upon any suhfe-
quent conviction may be imprisoned
in the county Jail or city prison for
a term not exceeding thirty t30) days.
Sec 0. That every person who
shall by the sale or gift OF intoXicat-
ing liquors cause the intoXication OF
any other person, such person shah
be liable for and compelled to pay a
reasonab BILE compensation to any per
son who may take charge of ana pro-
vide for such intoxicated person.
which may be recovered ~ civil ac-
tion before any court having 1uris-
diction.
sec. 10. That the giving away Of
Intoxicating liquors or devices TO
evade the provisions of this act, shali
be deemed and held TO be unlawtul
selling within the provisions Of TINS
act.
Sec. H. That Ia all prosecutions
under this act by indictment or oth-
erwisc, il shall not be necessary 10
state the Kind of liquors sold, but
shall be necessary to describe the
place where sold. and for any viola
ton of the third and fourth sections,
il shall not be necessary to state IN"
name of any person 70 Whom sou /,
and in an eases the person 90 whom
intoxicating liquors AIuil ~ SUN ~
violation of this act, shall be compc-
tent witnesses to prove such fact or
any other tending thereto
Soc 10. That all sales of intoNi-
catino liquors made by a keeper of 4
saloon or dramshop, on credit, sha II
be void and of no effect and the DEBT
thereby attempted to be created snail
not be recoverable at law.
Sec 10. That this act shall take
effect and be In force frof and after
its passage and all acts and parts or
acts in conflict with this act be- ana
the asmc are, hereby repeated