The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1914-07-02


grass, and large portion of the
cemetery is growing up in briars
and sprouts. Why not have
meeting soon and either make up
money or do the work ourselves
and clear up this cemetery
Our new postmaster, Miss Ma
mic Derickson, seems to be fall
ing perfectly in line with the
work, the mails are handled en-
pediously, and the office is al
ways open to the patrons and she
is very congenial in extending
any favors or granting any ac-
commodations that are asked Of
her. Be she Democrat, she is
making a good postmaster.
Miss Emma Hunt, of Frank
fort, who is being sent out by the
State Anti.Tuberculosis Associ-
alton, was here one day this week
and will return again about 10 h
of July. Her object is to give
health talks and to work in con-
junction with the local physi.
clans for the purpose of instruct
ing the people to better care for
consumptive patients and to pre-
vent the spread of the disease,
and to go into the homes of pa
tients and do real practical treat
ment.
Last issue we published two
sections of the new cigarette law
which we think one of the most
important laws ever enacted for
the protection of our youth.
So. "That it shall be the duty
of every constable, policeman,
town marshal, sheriff or his dep
uty, when he finds any person
under the age of Is years smok-
ing cigarette, or with a cigar
cite or cigarette papers in his
possession, to Immediately in
quire of such person where and
of whom he obtained such cigar
cite or cigarette paper, and upon
failure of any person to give
such information when requested
by such officer, the officer shah
arrest such person, and take him
before a justice or other officer
having jurisdiction to be dealt
with as provided IN Sec. 2 of this =,
act. Upon information of such
person To said officer of the VIC,
lation Of any of the provisions of
Secs. | and , of this chapter, he
shall Immediately report such in
formation tn the prosecuting at
torney of the county, who shah
have the person giving such in
formation, along with any Other
witness, having any knowledge
of the transaction, summoned
before the grand jury at its next
session, for investigation. ANY
officer failing to perform any Of
the duties required of him hv
this section shall be fined not eN-
ceeding $500 for each offense.
Justices of the peace and police
judges are hereby given concur
rent jurisdiction with the Circuh
Courts of thlSState of the ollenS-
es under this chapter.
81 applies to their use in school
buildings.
So. ANY person, firm, or cor
poration violating any of the pro-
visions of this act, where punish
ment is not otherwise provided,
shall be liable Ia IA tine of not less
than $1,000, nor more hat S25 %
for the first utlense and tor each
subsequent otlense shall be liabl"
10 fine of not less than $25. 40
nor more than $500. 90, and on
failure 10 pay the fine and cus,
n the prosecution, shall be re-.
CURED to work the same out On
he public roauS."
The old man will be on the lob
next week, So go0d-bve.
Mr.. Editor, We would like 10
know, If you can tell why "when
here is II biz OF fresh gossip in
own why You can see so manv
persons gong across the streets
n their everyday clothes"