White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-06

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| premises, or b. any perosH named
In any government license posted in
such room, or his associates, agents
or employees thereunderand the pro-
Drietor or other persons IN charge
OF the premises where such liquor
was found, or who IS 50 named in
such government license. and his as
sociates, shall be subject to trial By
due process of law on the charge
OF selling OF keeping or storing for
sale unlawfully such liquor, under
the indictment and form prescribed
IN section three of this act, and upon
his conviction Of selling, offering,
storing. or exposing for sale such
| LIQUOR unlawfulIy, the liquor found
upon such premises shall at once be
publicly destroyed by some respon-
siDle person 10 be appointed BIZ the
court.
Sec. Il. If such house. building
or place. as hereinbefore mentioned,
the sale, offering or storing or ex-
posing for sale of liquors is carried
on clandestinely, or in such manner
that the person so selling, offering,
exposing. keeping or storing for
sale, cannot be seen or identified By
the officer or officers charged witt
the execution of a warrant issued
under sections ten and eleven Of
this act. any such officer may, when
ever it is necessary for the arrest CT
Identification of the person 81 Of
tending, or the seizing of such liq-
uor, break open and enter such
house, building or place.
Sec. Is. The payment of the
special tax required of liquor deal
ers by the United States by II
person II persons other than drug
eists, within the state, shall be pri-
ma facie evidence that such person,
or persons, are engaged in keeping
and selling, offering and exposing for
sal, liquors contrary to the laws of
this state. and a certificate from the
collector of internal revenue, his
agents, clerks or deputies, showing
The payment of such tax and the
name or names of persons to whom
issued, and the names of the person
or persons, IL any, associated with
the person to whom such tax receipt
is issued. shall be sufficient evidence
of the payment of such tax. and OF
the association of such persons for
the selling and keeping, offering and
exposing for sale liquors contrary
to the laws of this stat, and a GER
tificate from the collector of internal
revenue, his agents. clerks or depu-
ties, showing the payment OF such
tax and the name or names of per-
sons TO whom issued. and the names
of the person or persons. if any, as
ISOLATED with the person TO whom
issued. and the names of the person
or persons, if any. associated with
the person to whom such tax recent
IS issued, shall be sufficient evidence
] OF the payment of such tax. and OF
the association of such persons for
the selling and keeping, Offering aud
exposing for sale, liquors contrary
to the provisions Of this act in ali
trials or legal inquiries.
Sec. IA. All houses. buildings,
club rooms and places of every de-
scription, including drug stores.
where intoxicating liquors are manu-
featured, stored. sold or vended, Civ
en- away, or furnished contrary TO
law lincluding those in which clubs,
orders or associations sell. barter,
give away, distribute or dispense in
toxicating liquors to their members.
by any means or device whatever, as
provided in section six OF this act)
shall be held, taken and deemed
common and public ~nuisances. And
any person who shall maitain, or
shall aid or abef, or knowingly be
associated with others in maintain
ing such common and public nui-l
sances. And any person who shall
maintain, or shall aid or abet, or
knowingly be associated with others
in maintaining such ommon and
public nuisance. shall be guilty OF a
misdemeanor and upon conviction
thereof shall be punished by a line
Of not less than one hundred nor
more than one thousand dollars, and
by imprisonment in the county Jail
not less than thirty days nor more
than twelve months for each OIL
Tense, and judgment shall be given
that such house, building or other
place. or any o therein, be abated
or closed up as a place for the sale
or keeping of such liquors contrary
TO law, as the court may determine.
Sec. Is. The superintendent of
the Nevada State Police shall be ex-
officio State Commissioner of Pro-
hibition. Wherever the word com
.shall mean and be taken to mean the
State Commissioner of Prohibition.
Sec. 16. 1t shall be the duty of
the commissioner. his deputies and
agents, TO superintend the enforce
ment of all provisions of this act,
and of laws of this state affecting the
manufacture. sale, keeping. exposing
or offering for sale, or giving or So
Letting or receiving orders for
liquors, or laws connected in any
NOV witt tho 1;n,.Ar traafo. - III;
gently inform themselves of all vio-
lations of such laws and either make
report thereof to the prosecuting at-l
torney of the proper county who
shall forthwith prosecute the same
as provided by law, or said commits
sioner, his agents or deputies, shall
| make coulDlaint of any uiolofionc az