The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-05-08
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tiOns before provided for shall be open
70 inspection By any States Attorney.
Justice o. tn Peace having criminal jur-
sheT consfaSle Mafs. Or Other Police
shall fail to keep such record or shall fail
CURED By law or shall destrCy on alter or
change in any way such record OK my en-
try therein or any prescription, or permit
ed or changed, or shall fail to cancel any
such prescription, or shall refill amy pre-
scription, or shall sell intoxicating liquors
prescription, or IL Tor sacramentai purposes
without an order signed BY clergymen,
shall for each sale in violation Of the
q Unlawful selling i ana II ON e CONVICTION
Nothing in this Section shall be CON
strued to prohibit sale BY such druggist
for sick person In case OF extreme ILL
ness. where delay may be dangerous to
1T shall be unlawful for any druggist
or pharmacist who has been convicted Of
selling Intoxicating liquor in violation Of
this Act thereafter g sell Intoxicating
agent for two ~ years in any Anti
Saloon Territory, and upon a second con-
this. Act any s!ch druggist Or pharmacist
shall have his certificate TO practice
pharmacy revoked, and the Justice Of the
Peace or Judge before whom such drug
gist or pharmacist is convicted of a sec
ond violation Of this Act shall so order
and send copy of such order to the
Commissioners Conn es OF Pharmacy upon re;
forthwith be revoked by such Commits
sioners OF Pharmacy and shall not be
renewed within one (p year from the date
of such revocation.
sec. 20 And be 1t further enacted,
That IL shall be unlawful for any person
or public or private carrier to knowingly
accept or receive for shipment. trahspor-
within an Anti-Saloon Territory, or to
carry, bring into, transfer to any other
person, carrier or agent handle, deliver
any intoxicating liquor regardless Of the
name BY WHICH It may be called, and
whey whoever shall. by himself q another,
want, knowingly violate any Of the pro-
visions Of this section, shall upon convic-
ton therefor be fined not less than Fifty
Dollars ($50) nor more than Five Hundred
Dollars ($5OO) and upon conviction of any
subsequent violation Of this Section in
addition to such fine shall be imprisoned
days, nor more than (6) months: Pro-
vided, nothing in this section shall be
construed to apply to individuals who
baggage, and FOR their private use such
liquor In quantity not to exceed one
gallon; nor to physicians nor druggists
to whom any public carrier may deliver
such goods In unbroken packages. fin
quantity not to exceed FIVE gallons at any
the proper officers thereof OF wine in un-
broken packages for sacramentRl purpos-
es; nor to deliveries at residences which
are not places Of business or public
resorts, By manufacturers or wholesalers,
by their own conveyances, in unbroken
packages, Of liquor the contract for the
u Anti-saioon Terrifory; III u s5ipe
ments Of liquor in continuous transit to
a point outside Of such Anti-Saloon Ter
ritory-
This Section shall apply to all packages
of intoxicating liquor whether broken or
unbroken- Each package OF intoxicating
liquor. regardless or the name BY which
ried. transferred, handled, delivered or
distributed t in violation qf the provis-
separate offense.
transferring handling. delivery or dis
false or fictitious names in any Anti
Saloon Territory shall work a forfeiture
or such liquor.
1t is further expressly provided that no
provision Of this Section is intended or
shall De construed to violate or be in
stitution and Laws of the United States
respecting Interstate commerce, but this
Section and all parts OF same are in
tended to prohibit the acceptance. receiv-
ing, carrying, transferring, handling, de-
livery OF distribution. as herein provided,
Of Intoxicating liquor to such, extent only
as the same is not expressly permitted
under the Constitution and Laws of the
United States.
IL any provision Of this Section shall
be held to be void or unconstitutional 1t
Az hereby provided that NIL other portions
OF same which are not expressly held to
be void or unconstitutional shall continue
in full force and effect.
Sec II. And Be 1t further enacted.
That all prosecutions for violations OF
this Act, which are hereby declared to be
misdemennors, may be either upon pre-
sentiment or indictment, or by trial be-
criminal Jurisdiction, who shall have
jurisdiction original and concurrent with
the Circuit Court or Carroll County; and
issue All process, and to do all acts which
may be necessary to the exercise or his
said jurisdiction, and may try and deter
dlction, ana may. pronounce Judgment
and sentence therein in the same manner
and to the same extent as the Circuit
cases. IA such cases were tried before
said court without the Intervention OF q
jury; provided, however, that II any per-
having jurisdiction or the case shall, be-
fore trial for the alleged offense pray q
tlldl, Ut IL the state 8 Attorney Tor
said County, shall, before trial of such
alleged offense pray jury trial On the
part Of the State, It shall be the duty of
such Justice to commit such alleged
offender for trial. or to hold him to bail to
appear for trial In the Circuit Court OF
Carroll County, if it be in session, or at
its. next session, If 1t be not in session,
and TO return such commitment OF recog-
nizance with the names and residences Of
the witnesses for the prosecution en-
dorsed thereon, forthwith to the Clerk OF
the Circuit Court; and the Justice before
whom the case is brought SHALL in every
such case, inform the person charged of
his right to A jury trial.
Sec. % And be It further enacted.
That IN all prosecutions under this Act,
by Indictment or otherwise, it shall NOT
be- necessary to- state the kind or liquor
sold nor to describe the place where
sold; nor 70 show the knowledge of the
principal to convict for THE nets ur an
agent or servant; nor to state the name
of any person to whom liquor is sold; nor
to set forth the facts showing that the re
Quired number or legal voters petition fOr