The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-08-14

son, either directly or indirectly to
advertise liquors, limitations thereof,
or substitutes therefor, in this State
for sale or gift in any newspaper,
periodical, circular, hand bill or price
list, or on any sign, signboard, bill
board, bulletin board, or by display
| ing or exhibiting said liquors, or in
any manner whatsoever advertising
same; or for any owner, officer or
person in charge of any newspaper,
periodical, sign. signboard, billboard,
bulletin board, printing office, adver-
Using agency, or publicity bureau. or
any other person, to publish or dis
tribute any matter in this State
which either directly or indirectly ad-
vertises intoxicating liquors.
Sec. 23. Appeals allowed. In all
cases arising under this statute the
State shall have the right to appeal
as to the questions of law.
Sec. "a. Records of carriers evil
dence in court-failure to keep con-
stitutes misdemcanor. Common car
riers within this State. are hereby
Required to keep a separate book at
the point of delivery in which shall
be entered, Immediately upon receipt
thereof, the name of the person to
whom liquors are shipped, the
Iamount and kind received, the date
when delivered. and by whom deliv-
cred and to whom delivered, after
which record shall be n blank space
in which the consignee shall be re-
quired to sign his name In ink, be-
fore such liquors are delivered to
such consignee. which book shall be
open to public inspection at any time
| during business hours of the com
pany. Such records shall constitute
prima facie evidence OF the facts
therein stated and shall be admissa.
: BILE as evidence in any court Of this
: State. Any employee or agent OF
. any common carrier failing or refus'
J ing to comply with the provisions OF
this section shall be deemed guilty
of n misdemeanor.
Sec. 25. Associate counseI-lis
missal Of causes only after state
mcnts. Any citizen. association, OIL
society may employ an attorney, OF
attorneys, to assist the prosecuting
attorney to perform his duties under
this Act, and such attorney shall b.
recognized by the court, and by tn,
said prosecuting attorney as associ
ate counsel in the proceedings: anC
3 no prosecution shall be dismissed owe
the objection of such associate coun
: sci until the reasons of the prose
cutting attorney for such dismissal
together with the objections thereto
OF said associate counsel, shall hav,
been filed in writing. argued b.
counsel. and fully considered by tn,
I court.
J., Sec. 26. Property rights. Their,
. shall be no property rights what
soever in any liquors. vessels, appli
=, ances. fixtures, bars. furniture ant
:. implements kept or used for the pur
pose OF violating. or used in viola
;. ton of any provision OF this Act.
y. Sec. 81. Opening packages Il
=. transit-prohibited. 1t shall be un
lawful for any person, or persons, t
open any original package, or pack
ages, in which intoxicating liquor
being shipped while the same is 4
!, transit and undelivered; or for an
!, common or special carrier, or an
lagent or employee of the same, I
:, elbow any original package, or pack
ages, in which intoxicating liquor
:, being shipped, to be opened or divid
!, ed in any manner whatsoever, Will
same Is upon their premises or !
their possession, except as provide
g in Section 20.
y Sec. 20. Different offenses unite
l. for trial-under separate counts
t, When a defendant has been held
N answer to the district court for NOR
IT than one offense under this Act, tn
y prosecuting attorney may, in film
l. his information against such defent
l. ant, include therein all the offense
It for which such defendant is then hel
l. to answer to such district cour
II stating each offense under separat
Il counts in such information; and, VI
r. on the filing Of such information, tn
q proceedings hereunder shall be tn
10 same as though one offense onl
r were charged therein; except th'