The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-08-14
PROHIBITION BILL
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II NSOhtAhuCu axe rive.
as witness or to sign his testimony:
and the attendance of any witness
may be by such magistrate compelled
by attachment.
II the testimony of any witness at
such investigation shall disclose the
fact that an offense has been com.
mitted. the prosecuting attorney shall
Immediately prosecute the person or
persons committing such offense.
Sec. 35. Sheriffs to enforce law
Iin towns and cities-other officers
not relieved thereby. The sheriffs
of the several counties of this State
are hereby authorized and 1t Is made
their duty to enforce the provisions
Of this act within incorporated cities
and towns with the same diligence
as within territory in the respective
counties outside of such cities and
towns; but this provision shall not
be so construed as to relieve in any
degree whatsoever any city execu-
tive, prosecuting or police officer of
his duty and obligation to enforce the
provisions of this Act.
Sec. SO. Governor and Attorney
General authorized to initiate and
carry on prosecutions. The Govern
or and the Attorney General of the
State of Utah are each hereby given
the power and authority to initiate
and carry on prosecutions for VIOLA
lions Of this Act in any and all po-
litical subdivisions of this State; and
all city, county, precinct and state
executive, prosecuting and peace Off
GERS are hereby charged with the
enforcement Of the provisions here
of; and in the event of the failure
of any local officer to take the neces-
sary steps for the enforcement of
this law, any and all executive, pros
ecuting and peace officers Of any
larger political unit within which
such officer so failing or refusing his
jurisdiction, are hereby clothed with
authority to take the necessary steps
for the enforcement of this law.
Sec. 81. Holding of any part of
this Act unconstitutional not to eff
feet remainder. II any section, sub
section, clause, or phrase of this Act
is for any reason held to be unconsti-
tutional, such decision shall not af-
feet the validity of the remaining
portions of this Act.
Sec. 80. Inventories to be filed
by certain dealers. Within two days
after the taking effect Of this Act,
every druggist, retail and wholesale
liquor dealers within this State. is
required to file an inventory of all
liquors in his possession at the close
of business on July 81, 1917. Said
inventory must be verified and set
forth in detail as to the kind and
quality of all such liquors, and must
be filed with the county clerk on
August 2, 1917.
Sec. 80. Certain acts repealed.
Chapter 106, Laws of Utah, 1911,
and Chapters 70, 80 and 81, Laws
of Utah, 1913, and Chapter So, Laws
of Utah. 1915, and all acts amenda-
tory thereof are hereby repealed.
Sec. 40. Repeal. All Acts and
parts OF Acts in conflict with the
provisions of this Act are hereby re-
pealed.
Sec. Al. Act to take effect. This
Act shall take effect on the first day
Of August. A. D. 1917; and wholesale
and retail liquor dealers and drug
gists are allowed 10 days after Aug
ust 1. 1917. within which to remove
from the State of Utah all intoxicat-
ing liquors in their possession.
Annrnvad Eahruarv 9Th 1917