Denver labor bulletin., 1918-10-12


entered shall find said liquor to be
unlawful and shall direct its destruc-
tion forthwith. The said wagon, auto
mobile, vehicle, contrivance. tning or
device. vessels. implements and furni,
ture shall likewise be ordered disposed
of as persona! property Is sold under e1-
piled. first in the payment of the costs
of the prosecution and of any fine i'm,
nss the and a.nesa fss seheS fund Of the
county in which such conviction Is nae;
The officer serving the warrant snail
forthwith file complaint In the ,e1inn e9nr.
of law as the evidence in the case Jus
titles. If such officer refuses or neg
person filing the affidavit for the
search warrant. any other person
may file such complaint. ,,s
If fluids are poured out, or otherwise
destroyed. manifestly for the purpose
of preventing their seizure. SAID IIuios
shall be held to be prima facie intox-
icating liquors and Intended for unlaw-
full use. sale. barter, exchange or gitt
If no person is in possession OF the
the officer seizinE such liquors shall
post in conspicuous place on SAG
premises copy OF MS wa warran, haar,a ana ar !
within thirty days thereafter, no per-
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
keep Intoxicating liquor as provided
In this act.
No warrant shall be issued to search
a home occupied as such. as In section
IL provided, unless IL, or some part OF
1t, is used In connection with or as a
store shop. hotel boarding house.
roominS house, or place of public re-
The person making affidavit for the
company the officer who serves the
warrant, and enter the place with such
officer, and give Information and as
slstance to such officer in searching
Section S. That Section thirteen dsl
CT SnaRseT s IS s snS ns tss is
by amended to read as follows;
Section "a. OFFICERS, sEARca;E sAIs,lh;.
or any municipal officer designated by
ordinance. or any other officer or per-
son authorized by this act having per
nation that Intoxicating liquors are
being kept in violation of law In any
place. Except home as IN see.ion
place without a warrant and without
any affidavit being filed, and II such
ises Intoxicating liquors. he shall seize
the same together with the vessels In
which they are contained and all I'm
plements and furniture used in connec-
tion with such liquors In the Illegal
keeping, selling. bartering, exchanging
giving away or carrying the same, ana
any wagon automobile, vehicle, CON
trivance, thing or device used in con-
Veying said liquors or kept for the pur-
pose OF violating any OF the provisions
of this act. and arres' any person or
persons in charge OF such place, or
aiding in any manner in carrying on
the business conducted in such place.
and shall take such person, or persons.
with the liquors. vessels. implements
and furniture, wagon, automobile. We
seized. forthwith. or soon as con-
venient, before Justice OF the Peace
or Judge OF any court In the county In
which such seizure Is made having jur-
isdiction herein provided to try
cases for n violation OF this act. and
such officer shall without delay make
and file a complaint for such viola
tion of law as the evidence justifies.
1t shall be lawful for officers in ex-
by this section to break open doors or
enclosures for the purpose OF obtaining
possession of such tntoxicatins liquors.
of Chapter 9s OF the Session Laws of
Colorado, 1915, be and the same is
hereby amended to read as follows:
Section 16. PURCHASES ONLY ON
REQUISITE ONS.-It shall be unlawful
for anyone to import Intoxicating
liquors into this state for medicinal
purposes. except persons. associations
or corporations engaged In the drug
business at wholesale. exclusively. In
the manner in Section Is of this act
provided; and ali purchases of intoxi-
eating liquors by duly licensed and
I gistered pharmacists actually en-
only from such persons. associations or
corporations engaged In the drug bust
ness at wholesale within this state as
herein provided.
All purchases of Intoxicating liquors
by wholesale dealers. pharmacists and
all persons, associations and corpora
act, shall be on requisition blanks sup
piled to them by the Secretary of State
at actual cost. Such reQuisitions shall
be in triplicate. one copy to be kept by
ne purchaser at his place of business
!. r two years and open to public In
spection. one to be kept by the seller.
II located In this state, at his place of
business for two years and open to pub
lie inspection. and the third shall be
tary Of State within zen days after his
receipt of such liquors SO purchased.
Section 7. That Section twenty (2o)
of Chapter 9s of the Session Laws of
Colorado. 1915. be and the same is here
by amended to read as follows:
Section 20. NO PROPERTY RIGHTS.
any kind whatsoever in any liquors.
vessels. appliances fixtures. bars. fur
niture, implements, wagons, automo-
biles. 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
so;eiation S or sSSrgorasion s except as in
violation of this act
The possession of an Internal revenue
stamp or tax receipt Issued by the
United States Government. permitting
relating to the sale of Intoxicating
liquors. by any person. association or
corporation not authorised under this
act to handle Intoxicating liquor. or n
certificate from the collector OF in
ternal revenue, or any of his agents.
/. clerks or deputies. showing the payment
Of such Internal revenue tax by any
such person. association or corporation
aforesaid. shall be prirna facie evidence
Of violation OF this act.