The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-11-07
commissioner may by regulation pre-

commissioner may by regulation pre-
scribe.
4. Under the rules and regulation
prescribed by the commissioner, the
manufacture, sale and distribution OF
wine for sacramento, medicinal OF
other ~non-beverage uses is permitted,
5. Any room, house, building,
vehicle, structure or place Of any
kind where intoxicating liquor is sold,
manufactured, kept for sale or bar
tered in. violation of the act and all
intoxicating liquor and property kept
and used in maintaing such a place
is a public and common nuisance
under the terms of the act. The pen
atty for maintaining such is a fine of
not less that $4,000 nor more than
81 100000 or Imprisonment for not less
than 80 days nor more than n year.
The property of person occupied or
used with his knowledge in violating
the War Prohibition Act is subject to
sale to pay all costs resulting from
such violation by the occupant there
of.
Title U.-NatiOnal Prohibition Act.
Paragraphs l to 5 inclusive of the
War Prohibition remain unchanged,
in addition thereto the manufacture,
sale, transportation and possession of
intoxicating liquors is strictly for
hidden, except under such rules and
regulations as are prescribed by the
commissioner of internal revenue,
for use in manufacture, medicine and
the arts. The use of intoxicating
liquor for beverage purposes is strict
ly prohibited, except as permitted
unrer the regulation Of the commits
sioner of internal Beverages
heretofore known as beer, ale,' or
porter must be given some other
name.
1t is unlawful for any person to
advertise, manufacture, sell or pos
sess for sale any u~tensil, continuance,
machine, preparations, compound,
tablet, substance, formula, direction
or recipe advertiser, designed, or in
tended for use in the manufacture Of
Intoxicating liquor, contrary to regu-
lations prescribed by the commission
er of internal revenue. Nor may a
person solicit or receive, or knowing
ly permit his employee to solicit or
receive from any person any order
for liquor or give any information of
how liquor may be obtained in viola
ton of this act.
The right of action is given under
the act to any person who shall be
injured in person, property or means
of support or otherwise by an intox-
icated person, or by reason of the in
t%oixcation Of any person whether re-
in his death or not.
There shall be a right of action
the person who unlawfully
sold to, or unlawfully assisted in pro-
liquor for such intoxicated per-
son, or who caused or contributed to
such intoxication. Such injured per-
son may receive actual and exemp-
larry damages.
In case of death Of the injured per-
son the right of action given under
The law shall survive to his or her
executor or administrator, and the
amount SO recovered by either wife
or child shall be his or her sole and
separate property. Right of action
also survives against executor or adj
Illustrator of the person who I'M
awfully sold or assisted in procuring
liquor for the intoxicated person who
vas responsible for injury or death.
Parents entitled to damages may
'ue separately, but the recovery by
me shall bar the suit brought by the
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