White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-13

such house, building, club room or
other place, nor in any part thereof,
for a period of not to exceed n year
in the discretion of the court from
and after such finding, in case of a
drug store; in other the order
for abatement shall be perpetual.
ANY person violating the terms OF
any Injunction granted in proceed
ings hereunder shall ne punished for
contempt summarily by the court.
without the impaneling of any jury
to try the same, by a fine OF not less
than one hundred nor more than five
hundred dollars. and by imprison-
ment in the county Jail not less than
thirty days nor more than six
months. in the discretion of the
court or judge thereof in vacation.
In case decree is rendered in favor
of the plaintiff in any action brought
under the provisions of this section,
the court entering the same shall
also enter. decree for a reasonable
attorneys fee in such action in favor
of the plaintiff against the defend
ants therein, which attorney fee
shall be taxed and collected as other
costs uharein, and when collected
paid to the attorney, or attorneys,
of the plaintiff therein.
Sec. IS, In addition to the pen
alties prescribed for violation of any
of the provisions of sections two to
sixteen. inclusive, of this act, the
court may in its discretion, when
such conviction is had, require tile
defendant to execute bond with good
security to be approved by b court
or clerk thereof, in the penalty or
one thousand dollars, conditioned
not to violate any of the provisions
of any of said sections for the term
of two years, and in default OF such
bond may commit the defendant to
Jail for said term of two years. I'M
less such bond be sooner given.
Sec. 10. All express companies,
railroad companies and tr%ansporta-
ton companies within this state are
hereby required to keep books in
which shall be entered = Immediately
upon receipt thereof the name of
every person to whom liquors are
shipped; the amount and kind re-
eeived; the date when delivered, and
by whom, and to whom delivered; af-
ter which record shall be A blank
space. in which the consignee shall
be required to sign his name in per-
son TO such record. which book shall
be open to the inspection of any
state. county or municipal officer OF
this state, at any time during bust
ness hours OF the company; except
that in the absence or sickness OF a
duly licensed druggist, having au-
thority to sell pure grain alcohol
n i, 4 uipa FOR the nt1pnnEOG nr9GHr1 he'd
by law. a registered pharmacist in
the employ of such druggist duly
designated by such druggist, in writ
ing personally signed by him, TO the
agent of the transportation company,
NAV sign such druggists name TO
the record of shipments of alcohol
for medicinal, pharmaceutical. scien-
tifc and mechanical purposes, or
wine for sacramental purposes by re-
ligious bodies, such registered phar-
macist being required to write imme-
diately beneath such druggists
name his own name and his connec-
ton with such druggist. Such
books shall constitute prima facle
evidence of the facts therein stated,
and be admissible as evidence In
court in this state having jurisdiction
or in any manner empowered with
the enforcement of the provisions OF
this act. Any employee or agent OF
any express. railroad company,
or transportation company
knowingly failing or re-
fusing to-comply with the provisions
of this section. shall be guilty OF a
misdemeanor and punished by a fine
of not less than fifty nor more than
one thousand dollars, and may be
imprisoned in the county jail not
less than thirty days nor. more than
twelve months. Provided. however.
that nothing herein contained shall
permit, or be construed as permitting
or authorizing, any common carrier
or transportation company to Drlng'
or carry into this state, or carry from
one place to another within the state,
intoxicating liquors for another,
even when intended for persoal use,
other than. pure grain alcohol and
wine, and such preparations Tor
druggists as may be sold by them
for special purposes and the manner
set forth in sections four and tenty-
four.
Sec. 20. Any citizen or organiza-
ton within this state may employ an
attorney TO assist the prosecuting
attorney to perform his duties un-
der this act, and such attorney
shall be recognized by the %prosecut-
ing attorney and the court as asso-
ciate counsel in the proceedings, and
no prosecution shall be dismissed
over the objection of such associate
counsel until the reasons of such
prosecuting attorney for such dis
missal, together with the elections
thereof of such associate counsel,
shall have been filed in writing. ar
gued by counsel and fully considered
by the court.
Sec. 81. The prosecuting attor-
ney of any county. with the approval
of the governor, or of the court of
the county vested with authority to
try criminal offenses, or of the Judge
thereof in vacation, may, within his
discretion, offer rewards for the ap-
prehenson of persons charged with
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