The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-08-14


gether with a report Of the sale, list.
ing the selling price of all parcels
sold. and a return of said order of
the court. with his doings endorsed
thereon, shall be Immediately made
by said officers to said court.
Whenever 1t shall be finally de-
cided that any liquors or other pro-
perty. so seized, are not liable to
forfeiture, the court by whom such
final decision shall be rendered, shall
issue a written order to the officer
having the same in custody, or to
some other peace officer, to restore
said liquors, vessels, or other proper
ty to the place where they were
seized, as nearly as may be, or to the
person entitled to receive them,
which order the officers shall obey
and make return thereon to the court
of his acts Hereunder, and the costs
Of the proceedings in such case at
tending the restitution, as also the
costs attending the destruction or
sale OF such property in case OF for
fixture, shall be taxed and paid in
the same manner as is provided in
case OF ordinary criminal prosecu-
ton where the prosecution fails.
Sec. 10. Arrest and seizure with
out warrant--property held rs in
other cases. When a violation OF any
provisions of this Act shall occur in
the presence Of any sheriff. constable,
marshal. police officer or other Off
GER having power to serve criminal
process, 1t shall be the duty Of such
officer. without warrant, to arrest the
offender and seize the intoxicating
liquors, vessels and other property so
unlawfully used, and to take such
offender Immediately before the court
or Judge having jurisdiction in the
promises, and there make complaint
under oath, charging the offense SO
committed; and he shall make return,
setting forth particular description
Of the liquors, vessels and other pro-
perty seized and Of the place where
the same were seized; whereupon the
court or Judge shall issue warrant
commanding and directing the Off.
Ger to hold safely the property SC
seized in his possession until dis.
charged by due process of law; and
such property shall be held In like
manner as II the seizure had been
under a warrant therefore.
If any peace officer shall have
probable cause to believe any per
son has on. or about his person, In
any kind of receptacle or in any We
hicle under his control. liquors IN
any quantity, in violation of any 'oi
the provisions Of this Act. such pence
officer shall have authority to ex
anime such vehicle and receptacle
land the contents thereof. and The
ifinds of any liquors in the possession
of any such person, or under his con
troll, not bearing permit Of a jus
ltice of the peace or a tag or labe
of the Attorney General, shall b.
prima facie evidence that such liquors
were kept for an unlawful purpose
and such person shall be forthwith
arrested by such officer.
Sec. 20. Officers TO enforce pro
: visions-persons to render assistance
failure subjects Officers to re,nov
al-appeals allowed. All sheriffs
. deputy sheriffs, mayors. polio,
: judges. justices of the peace, con
stables, marshals, and peace Officers
and all district, county, city and tow
attorneys and clerks of courts, shall
diligently enforce the provisions o
this Act. And for the purpose of en-
, forcing this Act, all peace officer
shall have access, ingress and egres
, to and from all places of business
: factories. farms, buildings, carriage
r and cars, used in the manufacture
storage, transportation or sale Of an
I liquors, alcoholic essences, extracts
K, medicines, or other such prepare
Y lions, cider or other beverages, an
Y also in restaurants, dining halls
l cafes, places of public resort, hotels
= and all rooms thereof, and all othe
= places where beverages are prepared
A stored or served. They shall ais
a have power and authority to ope
!, any package. can or vessel contain
| ing or supposed to contain any art
1 Gle manufactured, sold or exposed 10
: sale, or held In possession with II