Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-01-23

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numbered eonseeutively, and shall be
used in the order of their number One
or more of such books or blocks of af-
fidavits shall be delivered upon request
OF the agent OF the common carrier, and
upon payment to the county clerk of rs
cents per book or block. The county
clerk shall keep a register in which he
shall record the date of delivery of such
book or block to the agent of such car
rier. Within 10 days after the expira-
tion of each calendar month each agent
of such common carrier shall detaeh and
deliver to the county clerk all such af
fidavits executed during such month,
and all permits for importation of alco-
hol taken up during such month, and
said atfidavits and permits so delivered
to such county clerk shall be preserved
for two years thereafter; and such af-
fidavits and permits while in the office
of the common carrier, shall at all rea-
sonable times be open to the inspection
of any county, state or municipal Of
ficer.
(f) Any failure on the part of the
agent of any common carrier to comply
with any of the provisions herein cor,
talned relative to the delivery of intox-
icating liquor to consignee or the TAX :
ing Of the affidavit and receipt therefor
from the consignee, or the taking of the
permit to import or the delivery of such
affidavit and permit to the county clerk.
as herein prescribed, shall be deemed a
VI 90 h., n
The carrier may collect five cents from
the consignee for each oath so admin
istered
/. (g) Any common carrier which shall
at the time of the taking effect of this
act have in its possession within this
state any Intoxicating liquor intended
for delivery, which it cannot lawfully
deliver because of this act, shall with
in 30 days after the taking effect of
this act transport the same out of the
state.
(h) The material alteration by any
person of any permit issued by any dis
trlct attorney under the requirements
of this act shall be deemed violation
of this act
~ 1t shall be unlawful for any per
son other than common carrier which
Is under public control as n public util-
ity, keeping such records and complying
with the provisions hereinbefore SET
forth, to bring or introduce any intoxi-
eating liquor into this state for his per
sonal use or for the use of or for deliv.
cry to any other person, or to deliver in
toxicating liquor into this state to any
other person, and it shall be unlawful
for any agent of any such common car
1ler or other person knowingly to de-
liver intoxicating liquor to any minor,
or to any person known by the agent of
such common carrier to be an habtual
drunkard; or to any person in an intox-
icated condition; and il shall be unlaw-
full for any such common carrier or anv
officer, agent or emplOye of such com
mon carrier knowingly to deliver in
toXicating liquor to any other person
than the original consignee whose name
IS marked on the package containing
the same, as required by the provisions
OF chapter $50 of the general laws Of
the state of Oregon enacted by the leg
lslative assembly for the year 1913: and
it shall be unlawful for any person to
haul, transport or carry on or through
any street, road or other public highway
within this state, for the purpose of de-
hVery to any other person, any package
containing intoxicating liquor, unless
such package shall be marked as re
CURED by section / of said chapter $50
Of the general laws Of the state Of Ore.
gon, enacted by the legislative assemb-
ly Of the year 1913; and it shall be un.
lawful to haul, transport or carry any
such package containing Intoxicating
liquors on or through any street, road
or other public highway within this
state unless such liquor shall be in the
lawful possession within the state of
oregon at the time of the going into ef
feet OF this amendatory act, Of the per-
son thus, in person or by agent, hauling,
transporting or carrying the same, or
shall have been lawfully received with
in the provisions of this act; and in any
prosecution for such hauling, transport.
ing or carrying, or for receiving intox-
icating liquor in violation of this act.
the burden Of proof shall be on any per.
son having such liquor in his possession
to show that il was thus in his posses
sion within this state prior to the taking
erect OF this act as amended or has
since been lawfully received.
Section 4. Section 80 of chapter l41
Of the general laws of Oregon for 1915
is hereby amended to read as follows:
Section 80 III any action or proceed.
ing under this act or under any other
law relating to the unlawful disposition
or possession of intoxicating liquor, no
person shall be excused from testifying
concerning any offense committed by
another, in any court or before any
grand jury or before any prosecuting
officer on the ground that his testimony
shall not be used against him in any
prosecution for any crime or misde-
ineanor under the laws Of this state; nor
shall any person who may be compelled