Semi-weekly herald., 1917-04-16

jurisdiction, having personal knowl- |
edge or reasonable information that
Intoxicating liquors are kept in vio-
lation of law in any place, except a
private residence as in Section 12
provided, shall search such suspected
place without a warrant, and without
any affidavit being filed, and i'll
such officer find upon the premises
Intoxicating liquors, he shall seize the
same. and arrest any person or per-
sons in charge Of such place, or aid
ing in any manner in carrying on
the business conducted in such place;
and shall take such person, or per-
sons, with such liquors so seized forth
with, or as soon as convenient be-
fore justice of the peace or judge
of any court in the county in which
said seizure is made, having jurisdic
ton herein provided, to try cases for
violation Of this act, and such of
fcer shall without delay make and
file complaint for such violation of
law as the evidence justifies. 1t shall
be lawful for officers in executing
the duties imposed upon them by this
section to break open doors or en-
closures for the purpose Of obtaining
possession of any such Intoxicating
liquors.
Section IA. MAY EMPLOY AT
lTORNEY.-- Any citizen, association
or society may employ an attorney
to assist the district attorney to per-
form his duties under this act, and
| such attorney shall be recognized by
| the court and said district attorney
as associate counsel in the proceed
ings, and no prosecution shall be dis.
missed over the objection of such as
sociate counsel until the reasons Of
The district attorney for such dismiss
al together with the objections there
to of said associate counsel, shall
have been filed in writing, signed by
counsel, and fully considered by the
court, and proper finding and or
der duly entered by the court.
| Section Is. MEDICINAL AND
sACRAMENTAL USE 1t shall be
Unlawful for any person, association
or corporation to sell or give away
Intoxicating liquors for medicinal or
sacramental purposes except as here
in provided. On the payment of one
dollar therefor, the Secretary Of
State shall issue permit, valid for
me year, to any person duly desig
mated by any regularly organized or
Incorporated church or religious So
/ ciety. which according to the accept
ed doctrines of such church or relig
ious society uses Intoxicating liquors
| in any of the service, to purchase
and use Intoxicating liquors in such
religious services. On the payment of
one hundred dollars aud the filing
with him of verified application
therefor, stating the approximate
value of his, its or their entire stock
in trade, and that they do not desire
20 carry more than one per cent there
Of in Intoxicating liquors, corrobrat-
cd by the affidavits of three disin-
terested freeholders of this state, the
Secretary of State, with the APPROX
al of the Governor, If satisfied of the
good faith of said application shall
issue IA permit valid for one year, to
any person, association or corpora
tion engaged in the drug business at
wholesale, authorizing the sale of in
toxicating liquors to any duly licens.
ed and registered pharmacist actual
| ly employed or engaged in business
as such, and also to any person hold
| ing and presenting permit rs afore
said authorizing him to purchase
such liquors for sacramental purpos-
es. On the payment of five loiars
therefor, and the filing with him of
verified application as hereinbefore
required of wholesale druggists, the
| Secretary of State shall issue a per-
nit, valid for one year, to any duly
licensed and registered pharmacist
us aforesaid, to sell Intoxicating liqu-
ors on prescriptions by duly register
ed physicians in actual practice, and
also to any person holding and pre-
senting a permit as aforesaid author
izing him to purchase such liquors
for sacramental purposes. 1t shall be
unlawful for any person, association
or corporation engaged in the drug
business at wholesale, or any duly
licensed and registered pharmacist as
aforesaid, to carry in stock an amount
of Intoxicating liquors exceeding at
any time one per cent in value of his
its or their entire stock in trade.
(To be continued Thursday.)
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