The Alaska citizen., 1917-05-14

maintaining common nuisance hereinbefore described in section nineteen of this Act. neglects to take all reasonable measures to ject there from the person so using the same, shall be deemed guilty of assisting in maintaining such nuisance
 Sec. % That no property right of any kind shall exist in alcoholic liquors or beverages illegally manufactured i received, possessed UT stored under this Act, and in all such cases the liquors are forfeited to the United States and may be searched for and
 by the court after a conviction. when such liquors have been seized for use | as evidence. or upon satisfactory evi- dence to the court presented by the district attorney that such liquors are | contraband
 Sec. 24. That any person convict ed of violation of any of the pro visions Of this Act where the punish ly provided shall be punished as pro yided by section one of this Act.
 Sec. 25 That in case a pharma- ciSt is convicted under the provisions of this Act the judge of the district court, in addition to the penalty pro vided in this Act, may, in his discre ton, revoke his license to practice pharmacy, and thereafter he shall
 not receive a license for one year.
 Sec. 26 That the issuance by the
 United States of any internal revenue special tax stamp or receipt to any person as a dealer in intoxicating | liquors shall be prima facie evidence
 of the sale of intoxicating liquors by such person during the time the stamp or receipt is in force and eff | feet.
 | A copy of such stamp or receipt or of the record of the issuance thereof, certified to by United States inter-
 nal revenue officer having charge of such record, is admissible as evi- dence in like case and with like eff | feet as the original stamp or receipt. Sec. 27. That it shall be the duty
 of the governors of Alaska, the United States marshals and their
 deputies, mayors and members of l town councils, town marshals and po- | lice officers of all incorporated towns in Alaska, all Federal game wardens, gents of the Bureau of Fisheries and Forestry Service, customs col IectOrs and their deputies, employees
 of the Bureau of Education, prescott ing attorneys and their deputies, and all other federal and territorial exc | cutive officers to enforce the provi-
 sions of this Act.
 Sec. 2S. That prosecutions for yio-
 lations of the provisions of this Act
 shall be on information filed by any such officer before any justice of the peace or district judge, or upon in 1 dictment by any grand jury oi the
 territory of Alaska, and said United States district attorney or his deputy shall file such information upon the presentation to him or his assistants of sworn information that the law has been violated; and in such prose
 to any material fact shall be deemed guilty of perjury.
 Sec. 29. That any person, company or corporation who shall import or carry liquors into or upon the terri
 torial waters of Alaska in or upon
 any steamship, steamboat, vessel,
 boat or other water craft, or shall permit the same to be so imported or carried into or upon said waters, except under the provisions of this Act, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction shall be punish ed as provided in section one of this Act.
 Sec. 30 That in addition to the power now exercised the judges of the district courts of Alaska may grant liquor licenses for any period of time less than one year upon a, pro rata of the license fee for one year, but not to extend beyond the first day of January, nineteen hund- red and eighteen, under the provi- sions of law now in force there so far as the same is applicable.
 Sec. 31. That the legislature of the territory of Alaska may pass addi- tional legislation in aid of the en- forcement of this Act not inconsist- ent with it's provisions.
 Sec 32. That in the interpretation of this Act words of the singular