Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-11-11

an order for liquor or give nforma-
ZION OF how 1t may be Obtained i'm vio-
lation of the bill.
Civil Damage Action Against Dealer.
Persons injured by intoxicated per-
sons to have right of action AGAINST
any person contributing To such in
toEication by selling liquor or assisting
in procuring IL. This right TO Survive
in case of death of either party
Searches ami seizures Property
Rights in Liquor.
Possession Of liquor or property de-
signed for manufac;ure OF liquor con-
trary to tins title prohibited: no prop
erty rights TO exist in such icuor or
property. Search warrants to issue as
provided in Title NJ OF the espionage
act Gao stat. 22S-2S0), and property
seized TO be subject to disposition as
the court may order. Liquor and prop
erty designed for unlawful manufac-
ture of liquor is TO be destroyed. Pli-
yate dwellings not To be searched UNI
less used for unlawful sale of liquor,
or used in part for business purpose.
Rooms used exclusively for residence
purposes in hotels and boarding houses
are considered private dwellings.
seizure of Vehicles.
Vehicles discovered transporting ltq-
uor contrary to law to be seized by the
officer discovering them, and the per-
son in charge arrested and proceeded
against Vehicles to be returned to
owner upon sufficient bond. Liquor to
be destroyed on conyition, and vehicles
sold and proceeds paid into the treas
ury, except fee for seizure and ex-
penses and bona fide liens, unless the
owner can show ignorance of the pur-
pose for which the vehicle was used
Unclaimed vehicles to be advertised
for two weeks before sale.
Disposition of seized Liquors.
Seized liquors, instead Of being de-
stroyed, may, by order of the court, be
delivered to any government agency
medicinal, mechanical or scientific
ties, or may be sold to persons having
q permit TO purchase,
Penalties,
Various penalties prescribed for diff
ferent violations of this title, with dis
tinctiOns between first and subsequent
offenses. Penalties DO not apply to
persons who make notwithstanding
cider and wine for his own use in
home.
No Person Exempt From Testifying.
W. ptiHplA Is ~ lt ththNtN lItIIt NtS-
tiGying on ground that his evidence
would tend to incrimnate him; no
natural person to be prosecuted on ac-
count OF testimony given except for
perjury.
Possession OF Liquor.
Possession OF liquor after February
/, 1920, by persons not legally permit
ted, to be prima faoie evidence of in
tent to violate this title. Persons per-
mitted to have liquor to report within
ten days after amendment becomes
operative to the commissioner of in
ternal revenue the kind and amount
of liquor in their possession. Posses
sion of liquor in private dwellings not
to be unlawful and not required to Ire
reported, but such liquors must be
used for personal consumption of the
owner, his family and guests; burden
of proof to be on possessor to prove
that 1t was lawfully acquired, pos
sessed and is NOTWITHSTANDING
Storage of Liquor, NeaF-Becr, Etc.
Storage of liquor, manufactured
prior TO taking effect OF the bill, In
United States bonded warehouses, and
transportation after tax paid for pur-
pose authorized, not prohibited. Man
OF beverages containing less
than one-half of | per cent of alco-
hol may be permitted to develop liquid
with greater alcoholic content, upon
giving bond to reduce the content be-
low one-half Of ] per cent. Alcohol
removed 10 be subject to the same law
as other liquors, If saved; if evaporat-
ed and not saved to pay no tax. Beer,
etc, containing less than one-half of
per cent Of alcohol by volume not