The Springfield herald., 1918-10-18

uevice: ve,seI., 6,.nosed
Of as personal property IL sold under ex.
eeutlon and tho proceeds therefrom ap.
Dss frss In shs sd q any 2. ns
into the general school fund Of tn tns
county n which rueh go SSnv,ss9m wsrrnnt sSsi
forthwith file 4. complaint II the cour,
Issuing game. charging such vtoIaHon
.. 11 law ,as sSss sess ss ns ..
person ssa 70 filing lin u the aftidsyit for ths
ssaycs sy s,s wsusfns ssch eo@plaiaKt 1T anK o'h'r
II fluids are poured out, or otherwise
destroyed, manifestly. for the .Purpose
of Ss tn; Ss u1ms sscis
icating Liquors and intended for uniaW-
full use. sale, barter. exchange or GIT
no wss1. !: .ua IN sre
the officer seizing such LIQUORS snati
post In a conspieuous place on saia
c9Hy 9s.d Of for nl' ssia hsarne
within thirty days thereafter, no poI-
son appears, said Justice Of the peace
or court shall order such liquors de-
No warrant issued pursuant to this
act shall authorize the search OF any
place where person po may nrov,asSS
In this act.
No warrant shall be issusd to search
a home occupied as such. a. IN section o1
II, Is used In connection with or a. a
store. shop. hotel. boarding house
rooning house, or place OF PUBLIC re-
The person making affidavit for the
warrant to search may personally & A..
company the officer who serves % .,ns .ns
officer. and give information and as
sistnaoe TO such officer In searching
SecAon 6. That section thirteen t1sl
of Chapter % of the Session Laws OF
Colorado, 1918. be and the same 10 here
by yssssian to oFT1cnhs 5fss q aasoM
Any sheriff; deputy sheriff eon,ta ~ bic; hs
ordinance. or any other officer or per
sonni Knowledge or reasonable tnfor-
nation that intoxicatinE LIQUORS are
being kept in violation of law in any
providcd), shall search such suspected
any affidavit being filed. and II such
ises intoxicating liquors. he shall seize
the same together with the veseSis IN
which they are contained and All I'M
plcmcnts and furniture used In eonnec; nee
iion with such liquors in the illegal
keeping, selling, bartering, excnangina;
giving away or carrying the same. and
triyance. thing or device used in CON
pose OF Violating any Of the provision.
persons in charge OF such place. or
aiding in any manner in carrying on
the business conducted In such place.
with the liquors.> vessels, implements
and furniture. wagon, automobile. We
hicle. contrivnnes. thing or device 80
Senieht ssnzSa iSsa beroTe Justice % q the Pese.
hs ssen af .ssuss ssG IN hs s.sina
cases for n violation Of this act and
and file complaint for such viola
It shall be lawful for Officers in ex-
ccutinE the DUTIES imposed upon them
by this section to break open doors or
of osr .uch
Section 8. That Section sixteen d0l
of Chapter sS of tho Session Laws Of
hereby amended to read as foilows:
Section ls; guRcHAsEs ONLY Ign on
for 'anyone e. import intc.iSscttinf Ssctn. 4
purposes. except persons. associations
or corporations engaged in the drug
business Mt Wholesale. excirsivsiy' in
provided; and all purchases of intoxi.
eating liquors by duly licsnsed and
registered pharmacists actually on
gnged In business Ms such shall be made
only from such persons. associations or
corporations engaged in the drug busi-
ness at wholesale within this state as
herein provided.
All purchases of intoxicating liquor!
by wholesale dealers, pharmacists and
all peraons, associations and corpora
tions mentioned in Section 16 of this
act, shall be on requisition blanks sup
piled to them by the Secretary OF State
nt actual cost. Such reQuisitions shall
be In triplicate. one copy TO BE- kept by
for two years and open to public IN
spsction. one to be kept by the seller.
II located In this state. at his place Of
lie inspection, and tho third shall bo
filed by the purchaser with the Sscre-
tary Of State within ten days after his
Section I. That Section twenty (2ol
of Chapter 9s of the Session Laws of
COLORADO. 1915. be and tho same is here
Section so.' No PROPERTY RIGHTS.
There shall be no property rishts OF
any kind whatsoever In any liquors.
niture. implements. wagons. nutomo.
bUcs. vehicles. contrivances, or any
other things or devices used in-or kept
for the purpose Of violating any of the
provisions of this act.
Section 8. EvIDENCE.-In all prose-
cutions under this act the possession Of
Intoxicating liquor by any person. as
sSf,"t,ch sSis ncs proyiScS. OF shaii Be- desmsd
violation of this act.
The possession of nm internal revenue
stamp or tax receipt issued by the
United States Government permitting
or relating to tho snle of Intoxicating
liquors. by any person. association or
corporation not Authorised under this
certificate from the collector OF In
ternai revenue, or any of his agents.
clerks or deputies, showing the payment
of such Internal revenue tax by any
such pcraoh. association or corporation
nforcnai shall be prima fAcie evidence
OF a violation of this act.
Section Q. REPEAL-sections One
(1), Two t2). Four % and Five ts) OF
An Act Entitled. AN Act Relating to
Intoxicating liquors and Amending An
act Renting to Intoxicating Liquors.
Approved March 3. 1915" and being
laws ~ Colorado. 1s17.Snnd ali other
acts or parts of acts In conflict with
this act are hereby repealed.
The following are the names and ad.
dresses of those persons degfInated to
represent tho signers of this Petition
in ali matters affecting It:
1. FRANK N BRIGGS, 7eo High
street, Denver. Colorado.
:. c! II. MORRIS. 400 Lokan Street.
Denver. Colorado.
q. OTTO r. THUM, 1901 Humboldt
street. Denver. Colorado H-'s
4. MRS. NELLA q, BRADBURY.
Colorado.
&. ARTHUR j. FINCH, 1911 Colum-
bIre street, Dcnvcr. Colorado.
The baliot-titls of the initiative
measure 10 as follows: