The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-04-05

officer during regular business hours.
and such book shall constitute prima
facie evidence Of the, facts therein
in any court in this state having juris-
diction over offenses named in this
chapter and chapter twenty-three Of the
transportation company or express com
pany or any other person who knowing
ly delivers Intoxicating LIQUORS con
trary to the provisions hereof shall be
hundred nor more than five hundred
dollars and costs and be imprisoned
for not less than two nor more than
six months and in default of payment
of said fine and costs he shall be i'm
prisoned six months additional. Any
person who knowingly receipts for any
provisions of this section shall be guilty
of forgery and shall be punished by i'm
prisonment for not less than two
Section S. No person shall loiter on
or about the streets and highways or
in or about any building or place of
business in this state with Intoxicating
1 Violates this ie" section shall be fined one
hundred dollars and costs and be i'm
prisoned thirty days, and in default Of
payment of said fine and costs, he shall
be imprisoned sixty days additional
Section 81. All ale, beer. and other
liquors kept for sale in this state Of
which alcohol is an ingredient or, con-
L,
by having conspicuously affixed on the
vessels in which they are contained. a
paper label showing in print the per,
centage of alcohol contained IN sag sag
shall be deemed to be intoxicating
liquors within the meaning of the stat,
ute, shall be subject to seizure and snail
for disposing of intoxicating liquors.
Any person who keeps and offers for
sale any such liquors not SO labeled
shall be subject to a fine of one hun
bred dollars and costs and be impris-
oned for not less than two nor more
than six months. and in default OF pay
ment of said fine and costs ne snail De
(Approved April 6, 1919
CHAPTER 30.
An Act to amend Section thirty-three
of Chapter nine OF the REVISED stat
utes, Increasing the taxation of own
ers of parlor cars.
Section thirty-three of Chapter nine
of the Revised Statutes is hereoy
amended by striking out the WORD SIX
in the fifth line of said section, and In
sorting in place thereof the word nine
so that said section as amended shall
read as follows:
Section So Every corporation or
person owning or operating parlor or
other cars for which extra compensa-
ton is charged for riding therein over
any of the railroads of the State shall
AnlualIy on the DTSl udy u oepleIl-
ber pay to the treasurer of state for
the use Of the state an annual excise
tax for the privilege Of exercising its
franchise in the state, equal to nine
per cent of its or his gross receipts
from business done wholly in the state.
for the year ending June thirtieth next
preceding. (Approved April 6, 1919
CHAPTER oil.
An Act to amend Section fifty-one of
I0ta 10Th f nf
Statutes. relating to trial list of SUI
preme judicial court for Aroostook
County
Section ffty-one Of Chapter eighty
two of the Revised Statutes is hereby
amended by adding to the third para
graph thereof the following words: AT
each term Of which the court shall
place upon the trial list and hear only
such civil actions pending in said court
as may be more conveniently tried at
that term, except that by agreement of
attorneys interested other cases may
be placed upon such trial list so that
said third paragraph as amended shall
read as follows
'Aroostook, at Hou1ton, on the third
Tuesdays of April and November. for
civil and criminal business, and at Carl
bou on the first Tuesdays of February
and September for civil business only;
at each term of which the court shall
place upon the trial list and hear only
such civil actions pending in said court
as may be more conveniently tried at
that term, except that by agreement of
attorneys interested other cases may he
placed upon such trial list (Approved
April 6, 1910