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

tent to sell, in violation Of the pro-
visions of this Act, and may inspect
the contents thereof. and may take
samples therefrom for analysis. All
dealers, clerks, bookkeepers, express
agents, railroad officials, employees
or common carriers shall render to
them all the assistance in their pow
er, when so requested, in tracing.
finding or discovering the presence
of any article prohibited by law, and
in securing samples thereof as herein
provided for. Any refusal or neglect
, on the part Of such dealers, clerks.
bookkeepers, express agents. railroad
officials, employees or common car
riers to render such aid, or to furn-
ish such sample for analysis, as pro-
vided for in this section, shall be
deemed guilt of a misdemeanor and
shall be punished as herein provided.
, Immediately upon conviction of
any person in any town. city or
county of this State for violation of
any provision of this Act, or for vio-
lation of any city ordinance, relating
to liquors, it shall be the duty OF the
clerk of the court or the justice OF
the peace to notify the Attorney GEN
eral of such conviction, giving in
writing full particulars of the case
on forms supplied by the Attorney
General.
II any officer shall fail or refuse
to do or perform any duty required
by this Act he shall be removed from
office as herein provided. For the
purpose OF such removal a petition
may be filed in the district court of
the county wherein such officer re.
sides, in the name Of the State, on
the relation Of any citizen thereof
upon recommendation Of grand jury
or in the relation of the board OF
county commissioners. OF any execu.
tive, prosecuting or peace officer, ~
of any attorney appointed by the
Governor under the provisions of this
Act. Summons shall be issued and
, proceedings had thereon to final
, judgment as in other civil cases
provided, however, II an order 1:
made suspending such officer from
} his office as herein provided. he shall
, be entitled to demand and have Q
trial within ten days. II the court
, be in session. II the court be no
in session then the accused shall bt
entitled to demand and have tria
!, within the first ten days of the mex
term of court. A change of judg'
/ or change Of venue shall be allowed
as in\ other civil cases. Pending thu
trial OF said cause, application ma!
I be made by the relator therein. Of
, by any attorney appointed by thu
: Governor under the provisions of thi
3 Act, to any Judge of the supreme
> court or to the Judge OF the distric
, court wherein such cause is pend
= ing, for an order suspending salt
= officer from his office during tn
] pendency Of said suit; and, after rea
9 sonable notice to the defendant o
5 such application and an opportunit.
!, to show cause, II any there be, ii
a opposition thereto, II II shall appea
to the satisfaction OF such Judge tina
such officer has failed, neglected o
refused to perform the duties re
CURED Of him by this Act. then
: shall be the duty OF such judge t
> enter an order suspending such Off
Ger from office until final trial o
: the ease; and in such order sal
y Judge shall appoint proper perso
to hold such office and perform al
y the duties thereof during the sus
pension. Appeals shall be Above
: in any such case as in other civi
. cases.
!. Sec. 81. Drinking intoxicatin
$ liquors In public misdemeanor. An
;. person who shall in any street or a.
v ley, public place, store, restaurant
), hotel lobby or parlor, or in or upo
+ any passenger coach, street car, o
d upon any other vehicle commonl
), used for the transportation of passer
3, gers, or in or about any depot, plat
II form, waiting station or room, or q
|, any public gathering, drink any In
o toxicating liquors OF any kind, Q
n shall be drunk or intoxicated, sha
l. be deemed guilty of misdemeanol
l. Sec. %. Advertising intoxicatin
IT liquors misdemeanor. 1t. shall b
l. deemed a misde.neanor for any pei