The Glenwood post., 1916-03-04
COLORADo'S new
TEMPERANCE LAW
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liquors for the purpose of selling, bar
tering, exchanging, giving away or il
legally delivering the same.
Sec. Nuisances.-The whole or the
part or parts of any building where iu-
toxicating liquors are manufactured for
sale, or are sold, bartered, exchanged
or stored, with the knowledge of the
owner or agent thereof, except as in
this act provided, shall be deemed
nuisance. The district attorney, attor-
ney general, the governor or any person
appointed by the governor, or any citi-
zen of the county where such nuisance
exists, may maintain an action in the
name of the People of the State to
abate and perpetually enjoin the same.
The injunction may be granted at the
commencement of the action, and no
bond shall be required. Any person
violating the terms of any injunction
so granted shall be punished for con-
tempt by fine of not less than one
hundred nor more than five hundred
dollars or by Imprisonment in the coun-
ty Jail not less than thirty days nor
more than six months, or both such fine
and Imprisonment, in the discretion of
court or judge thereof. Upon it being
shown to the court or judge thereof
that any such injunction is being vio-
lated, such court or judge shall order
the exits from the building, or from
the part or parts of a building, in said
injunction described, to be securely
fastened for period of from three to
six months, in the discretion of the
court or judge. Notice of such closing
by the order of the court or judge shall
be posted in at least two conspicuous
places on the premises.
Sec. T. Common Carriers.-It shall
be unlawful for any common carrier or
special carrier, or for any person, as
sociation or corporation, to carry any
Intoxicating liquors into this state or
from one point to another within this
state, for the purpose Of delivery, or TO
deliver the same to any person, com
pany or corporation within this state,
except for lawful purposes. Any com-
mon or special carrier, or any person,
who shall carry any Intoxicating liquor
into this state, or from one point to
another within this state, shall within
three days after the first of each
month, file with the county clerk and
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eating liquor is delivered, and with the
secretary of state, a statement in writ
ing covering the preceding calendar
month, setting forth the dates on which
each delivery of such liquor was made,
the name and postoffiee address of each
consignor and each consignee, the place
of delivery and to whom delivered, to-
gether with fee of twenty-five cents
for each shipment so delivered, said
fee shall he paid to the county clerk
and recorder, who shall remit one-half
thereof to the secretary of state within
thirty days after payment. The county
clerks and recorders and the secretary
of state shall keep such statements on
file as public records. Such statements,
or certified copies thereof, shall be adj
missible as evidence in any court of
this state having jurisdiction of viola
tions of this act.
Sec. 8. How Carrier Shall Deliver
1t shall be unlawful for any person Or
common or special carrier, or any rep
resentative, agent or employee of the
same, to deliver any intoxicating liquor
to a minor, fictitious name or person,
or to any person other than the con-
signee, and the same shall not be de-
livered to such consignee without first
having said consignee pay twenty-five
cents and execute an affidavit, sub
scribed in ink, and substantially the
following form:
State of Colorado, County off,.
.,ss.
Date. ................
/, the undersigned, solemnly
swear that my true name is.....
;that my postoffice
address is ................ tG1ve
street and number), Colorado that
/ am more than twenty-one years
of age; that ! am the consignee
named to whom a package con-
tanning ....................
Describe fully amount and kind
of intoxicating liquor consigned),
is addressed by .............., at
............... on ......'....''.
H., and that the said intoxi-
eating liquor SO consigned to me
is for ...s........... Estate