The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1918-10-26

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the name of every person 10 whom liquors are
shipped; the amount and kiud received; the date
when delivered, and by whom, and to whom de-
livereu; after which record shali be = Diank space
in which the consignee snail be required TO sign
his name IN person TO such record, which Dook
snail be open to tue inspection Of ANY state, coun.
ty Vr municipal officer of this s.ate, III a-y time
during business hours VI the company; except
that AL the absence or SICKNESS vi q duly licensed
druggist, having authority tu sci. pure grain Sico-
mol And wine Tor tue purposes prescribed ny law,
registered harma.is III the employ ot sucn drug
glst, duIy designated by such druggist, III whiting
pc. socially sIgneu ny him, to the agent vi the trEns-
portatlon company, may Sign such drueelsts
name To the record OF shipments OF SicVhVl IoT
medicinal, phaImaceuticaI, scientific ana mecban.
ical purposes, or wine Tor saeramentai purposes ~
religious Dodies, such reg istered pharlnacist DeAhe
reQuieeu 10 wrile immediately beneath such drug
gist's name his own nslne and his connection Win
SUN druggist. Such books shsil constitute prlMs
IacIe eyIueuce Of the facts therein stated, AID be
sdmlesaDle as eviaence i'll any court III this state
having jurisdiction, or III any manner empow ereo
with the entor. einent VI the provisions VI This ACT.
ANY employee Or agent VI any eApress, railroad
company Or transportation company knoWlnsis
failing OF cruising to comply with the pro'lsioh'
Ut THIS section, shall tie guilty VI a mlsdeIneanoi
ana punished by o fine OF not less than nifty hoi
more than one Thousand dollars. and may be li-
prisoned III the county jail not less thnn thirty
days uor more than twelve months. Provided,
however, that nothing herein contained shall per
nit, OF Do construed rs permitting Or authorizing,
ANY common Carrier or transportation company "
bring OF carry into this state, or carry from one
place to another Within the state, lntoxicatinh
liquors for another. even when intended for per-
sonai use, other than pure grain alcohol and wine,
and such preparations Tor druggists as may be soia
by them tor special purposes ana the manner Sci
forth In sections TOUR aud twenty.iOur.
SEC. ~. Amy citizen OF organization within this
state may employ an attorney to assist the prose-
cutiug attorney TO perform his duties under thlo
act, auo sucn attorney shall be recognized by the
prosecuting attorney and the court Nh associate
counsel i'll the proceeding; and no prot ooutioh
Shall DO dismissed over the objection Vi such as.
soviste couns sci until the reasons Ut such piosecut
ing attorney Tor such Dismissal, together with the
objections thereof OF such associate counsel, shall
have been filed III writing, argued by counsel an0
fully considered by the court.
eEC. II. The prosecuting attorney Of any coun-
ty, with the approval Of the governor, or OF the
court OF the county vested with authority to try
criminal ofienses, OF OF the judge thereof III vacx-
ton, may, within his dlscretion, offer rewards fol
the apprehension of persons Changed with crime,
OF may expend money tor the detectAon OF crime.
Any money expended under this section shall,
when approved by the prosecuting attorney, be
paid vuL Ut the county tuDo i'll the saline mahAer as
other county expenses are paid.
SEC. ~. IN ala cases arising under this statute
She state hall have the right to appeal.
SEC. Is. The entire act shall be de. med al sxer'
else OF the police powers vi the slate tor the pro.
lection oI public health, peace aid morals, ana
all OF its provisions shall be lDerally construed
Tor the attainment of that purpose.
SEC. "a. All acts aud part OF acts, 30 far as III
conflict with THIS act, are hereby repealed.
SEQ. 25. Ii any corporation Ut association shall
violate any Of ting provisions Of this act, any ON
Ger, agent, or employee thereof acting Tor 1t In any
such unla wful act, or authorizing the same to be
done, shall be personally guilty thereof the same
as though such officer, agent, OF employees himself
had committed the ofense, and shall be subleGf
to all OF the nnes, penalties, and - -
ssr. 80 I. any state, county, district or NUM-
cipal officer, or any municipal police, shall fall,
refuse VI neglect to discharge any duty imposed
upon him by law, prohibiting the manufacture,
sale, keeping and storing Tor sale OF intoxicating
liquors, he shall be removed from office in the
manner provided in this sectiou. Such removal
shall be made by the district court Of the county
wherein such officer resides. The charges against
any such orhcer shsll be reduced to writing, and
entered OF record by the court, and a summons
shall shereupOn be ISSUED by the clerk OF such
court, containing 9 copy OF the charges, and re-
curing the officer named therein to appear and
answer the same as in other civil actions, which
muo may be served ill the sam manner as y
summons IN civil action, and the service must be
made at least five days before the return day
thereof. And the court itself Nhail, without 9 jury,
hear the charges, and upon satisfactory proof
thereof, remove any such officer from the discharge
Of the duties Of his office, and place the records,
papers and property OF his of. &c in the possession
OF some other officer or person tor safekeeping I'M
til the vacancy is filled. Any vacancy created un-
der this section shall be filled in the manner re-
quired by law as to county and district officers.
and in the manner prescribed by the ordinances Of
the municipality Any citizen OF the county, dis.
trict or municipality, as the case may be, or the
commissioner of probition, may prefer and prose-
SoVS w AhoA JUG LAVA Sh"A " Aoh 1Ao 0h AAS
any Of the officers. including municipal police,
mentioned in this section. The WORD ~"ofacer,"
as used herein, shall include and embrace NUM-
cipal police. Either party shall have the right OF
appeal TO the supreme court of the state from the
judgment OF the district court.
SEC. 81. Whenever 1t shall appear to any dis
trict court before which 10 pending any charge for
an otfense under this act. that the state cannot
have . fair and impartial trial by jury in the
county where such action is pending, the court
shall enter an order to that effect, and shall order
that SuCh CauSe be transferred to HUme other dis
tr.ct court in this state to be selectel by the judge
ordering such transfer; and the trial Of such cause
shall proceed before the court to which it is SO
transferred the same as is now provided i'll cases Of
change of venue.
SIC. %. Justices of the peace shall have con.
current Jurisdiction with the district court for the
trial of first ofenses arising under this act; pro-
yided, that the district attorney or the commits
sioner, or any of his deputies, shall have the right
before trial to elect whether the case shall be tried
and judgement entered, or whether the justice
shall hold a preliminary hearing to determine
whether the accused ehall be held to the district
court; provided, further, that if The defendant
shall plead guilty, the justice shall enter Judgment
on the charge. Justices of the peace shall not i'm.
pose q fine greater than five hundred dollars nor
Imprisonment In the county Jail longer than six
months. The justice shall certify to the district
attorney a transcript from his docket of the judg-
ment In the case and q copy Of all bonds given By
the defendant. Whenever the district attorney
shall appear for the state in any prosecution be
fore a Justices court for an ofense under this act,
there shall be allowed and taxed as q part Of the
costs taxable against the defendant, an attorneys
fee of ten dollars. The state shall have the same
right as the defendant to an appeal from the judg-
ment Of the justice. Any transcript ora judgment.
so certified by a justice of the peace shall be1sd-
miss1ble evidence upon the trial Of the accused for
second offense under this act.
sRc. 20. ANY person cslled on behalf of the
state to testify concerning any violations of this
act, who Shall give freely and truthfully any testi-
mony tending in any way to himself,
shall be immune from prosecution under this act.
SEC. 80, 1t shall be unlawful for any person in
this state to receive, directly or indirectly. into1t-
eating liquors from a common, or other carrier.
Itshall also be unlawful for any person in this
state to possess intoxicating liquors, received di
lectly or indirectly from u common, or other
carrier In this state. This section shall apply to
such liquors intended for personal use, as well as
otherwise, and no interstate. as we'll as intrastate,
shipments or carriage. Any person violating this
section shall be guilty of 9 misdemesnor and upon
conviction shall be fined not less than one hundred
dollars nor more than one thousand dollars, and
in addition thereto may be imprisoned in the
county Jail not more than twelve months; pro-
vided, however, that druggists may receive and
possess pure grain alcohol, wine and such prepar-
stions as may be sold by druggists for the special
purpose and in the manner as set forth in section
four.
l, r. Mechanics, the duly elected, qualified and
acting COllnfyr larl ~ kho Cor.% rn E,xnho Sk,x,