The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-08-21

lconduct, set up, keep or exhibit any
game of faro, monte, roulette, lans-
1 quenette, rouge ct noir, rondo, poker
draw-poker, keno or E. O., roulette
table or shuttle board, fan tan, OF
any gambling table or game whatever
for the purposes of winning or secur-
ing money by chance, played with
cards, dice, or any device of whatever
kind or nature, whether or not of the
kind of character herein mentioned
for money, checks, credits or any rep
resentative of value whatever; or who
shall have in his possession to be used
| for the purpose of gambling or Win
, ming money by chance, any gaming
device whatever; shall be guilty Of a
misdemeanor.
Section 11.-Contucting Gambling
carry on or operate, whether as own
employee, and whether for hire, or not,
chance played with cards, dice, or any
other device, or any scheme or device
whereby any money or property or
any representative of either, may be
bet, wagered or hazarded upon any
chance, or any uncertain or contingent
event, shall be a common gambler,
and shall be guilty of a misdemeanor.
Section 12.-Possession of Gamb-
ling Devices: Every person who shall
have in his possession or shall permit
to be placed or Kept in any building
or boat, or part thereof, owned,
leased or occupied by him, any table,
slot machine, or any other article, de-
vice or apparatus Of kind commonly
used for gambling, or operated for
the losing or winning of any money
or property, or any Representative of
either, upon any chance or uncertain
or contingent event, shall be guilty
of misdemeanor.
Section s13.-Allowing Building to
be Used for Gambling: Every per-
son being in possession or control Of
any tent, building, vessel, or part
thereof, who shall knowingly permit
the same or any part thereof, to be
used for gambling, swindling, pool
selling, or book-making, or for bett-
ing, wagering, or hazarding money or
or any representative of
either upon any game, scheme or de-
vice, or upon the result Of any lot,
chance or uncertain or contingent
event whatever, shall be guilty of a
Section Seizure and DISPOSE
ton of Gambling Devices: 1t shall |
be the duty of all police officers to
search for and seize all tables, slot |
machines, or other article, machine,
device or apparatus of the kind com
monty used for gambling, or operated
sor the winning or losing Of money
or property, or any representative of
either, upon any chance or uncertain
u contingent event, and take the
ame before the police magistrate of
he city. If in the Judgment of such
,olice magistrate, any of such articles
nay be useful as evidence in the trial /
f the case, he may order the same !
eld for such trial or delivered to the
ity or the county prosecutor; other {
Use, he shall order the same Destroy s
d. After the final hearing and dis !
osition of any cause in which any of j
aid articles may be held CT used as I
whether such case result in {
onviction or acquittal, the police Z
Magistrate shall forthwith order all
( such articles destroyed and the 3
Rme shall be at once destroyed by I
lie police Of such city.
Section IT, Evidence Testimony Of q
layer: No person shall be excused a
ON giving testimony concerning any |,
fense committed by another against |;
ny Of the provisions of Sections to q
| inclusive, of this ordinance, by rea- 6
N Of his having bet or played at the
rohibited game or device. f
Section &c. Unlawful Assemblages il
shall be unlawful for any number h
persons to collect in crowds for un- t
Nful purposes, Of for any purpose u