The Cordova daily times., 1917-01-09
receint is in force and effect.

e receipt is in force and effect.
 f A copy of such stamp or receipt n or of the record of issuance thereof r certified to by United States inter | nal revenue officer having charge of @ such record, is admissible as evidence 9 in like case and with like effect as the
 original stamp or receipt.
 B See. 31. That it shall be unlawful f for any person, firm, house, company, 7 association, corporation. or club. his, l it's or their agents, officers clerks or 1 servants, to have in his or it's posses l sion any intoxicating liquors of any
 kind for any use or purpose, except I the same shall have been obtained and f is so possessed under permit author ized by this act.
 , Sec. 32 That it shall be the duty of the governor of Alaska, the United States marshals and their deputies
 mayors and members of town coun- cils. town marshals, and police off cers of all incorporated towns in Alaska, all federal game wardens, agents of the bureau of fisheries and forestry service. customs collectors and their deputies. employees of the bureau of education, prosecuting attor neys and their deputies, and all other federal and territorial executive off. cers to enforce the provisions of this act. They shall detect violations of the act, if any. and report promptly all knowledge or information they may have concerning such violation. to gether with the names of any witnes ses by whom such offense may be proven. to the United States district attorney. or his deputy, and the United States district attorney or his deputy shall bring such alleged vio. lators of the law to trial with all due diligence
 If any such officer shall fail to com. ply with the provisions of this section he shall upon conviction be fined in
  than $500. and such conviction shall be forfeiture of the office held by such person, and the court before whom such conviction is had shall. in addition to imposition of the fine aforesaid, order and adjudge the for feiture of his said office For a fail. ure or neglect of official duty in the enforcement of this act any official herein referred to may be removed by court action.
 Sec. B. That prosecutions for vio. lations of the provisions of this act shall be on information filed by any such officer or any private prosecutor before any justice of the peace Or dis. trict judge, or upon indictment by any grand jury of the territory of Alaska, and said United States district attor- hey or his deputy shall file such infor- nation upon the presentation to him or his assistants of sworn information that the law has been violated: and such United States district attorney or his deputy shall have power to adj. minister oaths to such informant or l informants and such others as pres ent themselves. and anyone making al false oath Co any material fact shall be deemed guilty Of perjury and sub Ject to the same penalties as now pro- vided by law for such offense.
 When, however. 1t appears to the judge of said district court that it will be in the interest of more effective enforcement of the provisions of this act he shall request the United States district attorney for the territory of Alaska to prosecute persons charged with offenses against the law, and when so requested by said judge the said district attorney shall proceed before the grand jury and in the dis. trict court aforesaid to prosecute such offenders in manner now prescribed by law for the prosecution of persons charged with violations of the law against crime in the territory Of Alaska.
 Sec. 34. 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 or other craft, or shall permit the same to be so imported or carried into or upon said waters except under the proyis- ions of this act, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and punished as provid- ed by section one Of this act, and every vessel It's tackle, apparel, and furni- ture, at any time used or employed in violation Of this act shall be forfeited to the United States. That any vessel offending against the provisions of this ' act may be seized and detained by any official whose duty it is to assist in enforcing the provisions thereof, or by any officer Of the navy or coast guard. and when so seized shall be de
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