The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-09-18


and the amount shipped out OF the
State; or to prevent the manufacture
or sale for lawful purposes of any
food preparation, or any United
States pharmacoepia or national
formulary preparation in conformity
with the Utah pharmacy laws. which
preparation conforms to a standard
established by the State Chemist, and
contains no more alcohol than is alb
solutely necessary to extract the med
icinal. flavoring or perfume proper
ties Of the drug, oil, sap or other
substance and to preserve the same:
and which substance is manufactured
and sold as medicines, flavorings, ex-
tracts, essences, tinctures, perfumes,
or other similar products for legiti-
mate and lawful purposes and not as
beverages; provided, that it shall be
unlawful for any person to manufac-
ture or sell or otherwise dispose of
the essence or tincture of Jamaica
Ginger, or any like substances; and
provided, further, that any prepara-
ton containing in excess of one-halr
of one per centum of alcohol by vol
ume, and which is shown on analysis
by the State Chemist, can be used as
a beverage, shall not be Sold or to
prevent the manufacture or sale of
wood or denatured alcohol under the
rules established by the Governor,
and in compliance with the formulas
and rules established by the United
States; or to prevent the importation
of wines for secramental purposes
only, by religious bodies, in the same
manner as provided by Section 6,
Chapter 2, Laws Of Utah, 1917.
Section ~. Property Used in
Violation Of This Act Declared Com
mon Nuisances. All premises. build
ings, vehicles, boats and all other
. places where intoxicating liquors are
manufactured. sold, bartered. kept.
stored or given away. or used in vio-
. lation Of law, or where persons are
permitted to resort for the drinking
. Of intoxicating liquors as beverage,
or where intoxicating liquors are kept
for use. sale, barter or delivery, In
violation Of law. and all intoxicating
9 liquors. bottles. glasses. kegs, pumps
:. bars and other property kept in and
= used in maintaining such premises
. buildings. vehicles. boats or other
places, are hereby declared to bt
y common nuisances; and any person
- who maintains, or assists in maintain
y ing any such common nuisance, shall
be held guilty of a misdemeanor.
r Section 13. Injunction and Abate
u ment by Suit. Whenever nuisanc,
'e is kept. maintained or exists, as de
ID fined in this ordinance or as defined
d. in Chapter 2, of the Laws of Utah
IL 1917, relating to (the prohibition OF
u the sale Of intoxicating liquors, 1t il
~ hereby made the duty of the Cit,
Attorney to bring an action to enjoil
- and abate the same by suit in equit,
ag provided in Chapter 90, Laws o
10 Utah, 1913. for the abatement o
common nuisances, or if any perso
% shall be convicted of maintaining an
such nuisance as herein defined,
'e is hereby made the duty of the Cit
Attorney to bring an action in
ie Court of competent jurisdiction to sc
p cure an injunction, perpetually en-
VI joining said person from maintainin
y such nuisance. Upon such convictio
~ the City Attorney shall procee
III against the property used in keel
&c ing and maintaining such nuisanc
!" in Court Of competent jurisdiction
III as provided in Chapter 90, Laws {
NC Utah, 1913.
Section IA. Owner Failing
Abate Nuisance. Penalty. Any or
:. who knowingly permits any buildir
T.. or premises OWneu OF ledseu ny LII
or under his control, or any pa
a., thereof. to be used in maintaining
" common nuisance, as defined In tn
ordinance, or who, after being not
lie. fled in writing Of the prosecuting G
ol, ficer or officers, or citizen of SUI
od use, omits to take all proper mea
lg- ures, either to abate said nuisan6
"a or, failing therein, to reject ther
or from the person or persons so usil
re- the same, shall be deemed guilty
an assisting in the maintaining of su
on nuisance.
or Section IS. Search and Seizu
ure Duties of Officers. Reports To
use made. If any City Officer or otf
out person has probable cause to belle
,er- that liquors are possessed, manufi