The Prescott daily news., 1917-01-24
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 ing thereto for that purpose; or CD any club room or other place where are received or kept for the purpose of barter or sale, or use, or gift as a beverage, or for distribution or divis- ion among, or furnished to or used by members of any club or association of persons by any means whatever, the said liquors, bitters and drinks; (3) any club room or room of any associa- tion of persons in which said liquors, bitters and drinks, or any of them, are kept or stored for the purpose of be- ing drunk or consumed by the mem bers of such club or other association of persons, or their guests, or others on the premises, or at or near the place where the same, of any of them, are kept or stored; (4) any place ad iacent to or near the premises of any club, corporation or association, or other combination of persons to which members or their guests or others, by the permission of the members, resort for the purpose of drinking the said liquors, bitters and drinks or any of them, that are kept or near such places.
 Unlawful Drinking Places.
 Any of the places herein designated, if kept or maintained, shall be and constitute an unlawful drinking place, and the oct of keeping or maintaining any such room or place shall be deemed separate offense for each day that it continues.
 Any place or room kept or main- tained in violation of the provisions of this section shall be deemed to be a common nuisance and may be abat- ed by writ of injunction issued out of a court of jurisdiction upon bill filed in the name of the State by the at torney general, or any prosecuting at torney whose duty requires him to prosecute criminal cases on behalf of the State, in the county wherein the nuisance is maintained, or by any citi- zen or citizens of such county, such bill to be filed in the county in which the nuisance exists. And all rules of evidence and the practice and proceed ure that pertain to courts of equity generally in this State may be invoked and applied in any injunction proceed ure hereunder.
 Forfeiture Of Charter.
 Any chartered club or incorporated association of persons under the laws of Arkansas that is guilty of violating any of the provisions of this section, or maintains or keeps any such place as hereinabove described, shall forfeit it's charter, and such forfeiture may be declared by a proceeding in quo war ranto or other appropriate action against the club or incorporated asso- citation in a court of competent juris- diction in the county where the unlaw- ful act is committed.
 Machinery of Enforcement.
 Sec 13 That in the prosecutions of violations of this act any common car rier, or any other person or transpor- tation agency doing business in the State of Arkansas, shall be required to produce any books, documents or records, in it's possession, or under it's control, throwing any light upon such prosecution, when commanded by pro- cess issued under the authority of any court of competent jurisdiction and shall be required to permit an eXami- nation to be made of such by any off, cer of the State whose duty it is to prosecute crime, which such informa- tion is sought in the aid of any crim- inal prosecution, or as the means to ferret out criminals or persons charg- ed with or suspected or crime.