Year: 1872

iail of the county not less than ten mol
more than thirty days, and pay the cost:
of prosecution; and for every violation
ofthe provisions of the third section OF
this act, every person convicted as the
keeper of any CT the places therein de.
clared to be nuisances shall forfeit and
pay fine of not less than fifty normore
than one hundred dollars, and be i'm,
prisoned in the Jail of the county for
not less than twenty nor more than fifty
days, and pay the costs Of prosecution;
and such place or places 50 kept by such
person or persons so convicted, shall be
shut up and abated upon the order OF
the court before whom such conviction
NAV be had, until such time rs such per-
son or persons keeping such places shall
give bond and security, TO be approved
by said court, in the penal sum of one
thousand dollars, payable to the State
of Illinois, conditioned that be, she or
they will not sell Intoxicating liquors
contrary to the laws of this State, and
will pay all fines. costs and damages,
assessed against such keeper or keepers,
for any violation thereof; and in case OF
forfeiture OF such bond, suit may be
brought thereon, for the use Of any per-
son interested, or for the use Of the coun-
ty, in case of fine or costs due such
county: Prouiied, That the penalties
in the nature of fines mentioned in this
section may be enforced separately from
the Imprisonment, before justices Of the
peace or police magistrates.


EyASIoNS.


SEC. 7. The giving away of intoIi-
eating liquors, or other shift or device
to evade the provisions OF this act, shall
be deemed and held to be an unlawful
selling, within the provisions of this act.
LIABILITY OF OWNER OF BUILDING OR


GRoUND-WHEN.


SEC. 8. For the payment of all fines,
costs and damages assessed against any
person or persons, in consequence of the
sale of Intoxicating liquors, as provided
in section five of this act, the real estate
and personal property of such person or
persons, of every kind, except such as
may be e1emptuRder the homestead laws
of this State, or such as may be exempt
from levy and sale upon judgment and
execution. shall be liable, and such fines,
costs and damagesshall be lien upon
such real estate until paid; and in case
any person or persons shall rent or lease
to another or others any builing orprem
ises to be used or occupied, such build
ing or premises so used or occupied shall
be held liable for and may be sold to
pay all fines, costs and damages assessed
against any person rperSons occupying
such building or premises. Proceed
ings may be had to subject the same to
the payment OF any such fine and costs
assessed or Judgment recovered which
remain unpaid, or any part thereof,
either before or after execution shall
issue against the property of the person
or persons against whom sncn fine and
costs of Judgment shall have been ad-
judged or assessed; and when execution
shall issue against the property so leased
or rented, the officer shall proceed to
satisfy said execution ont Of the building
or premises so leased or occupied as
aforesaid; and in aase such building or
premises belong to a minor, insane per-
son or idiot, the guardian of such minor,
Insane person or idiot, and his or her
real and personal property shall be held
liable instead of such minor, insane per
son or idiot, and his or her property
shall be held subject to all the provis-
ions of this section relating to the oOllec
ton of fines, costs and damages.


HOW PENALTIES MAY BE ENFORCED.


SEC. 0. The penalty and imprison-
ment mentioned in the sixth section of
this act may be enforced by indictment
in any court Of record having criminal
jurisdiction; aud all pecuniary fines or
penalties provided for in any of the sec
tions Of this act Except the fourth and
ffth,) may be enforced and prosecuted
for, before any justice Of the peace of
the proper county in an action of debt,
in the name of ''the People of the State
of Illinois, as plaintiff; and in case OF
conviction the offender shall stand com
mitted to the common Jail until the
judgment and costs are fully paid; and
the magistrate or court in which the
conviction is had shall Issue writ OF
capias ad soi,sfdciendum therefor; and
justices of the peace shall also have ju-
risdiction of all actions arising under
the fourth and fifth sections of this act,
when the amount in controversy does
not exceed two hundred dollars, such
actions to be prosecuted in the name of
the party injured or entitled to the debt
or damages provided for in said fourth
and fifth sections.


PRooF OF vIoLArIOS-wrrNEssE


SEC. 10. In all prosecutions under
this act, by Indictment or otherwise, it
shall not be necessary to state the kind
of liquor sold, or to describe the place
where sold; and for any violation OF the
third section of this act, it shall not be
necessary to state the name of the per-
son to whom sold; and in all cases the
person or persons to whom intoxicating
liquors shall be sold in violation of this
act, shall be competent witnesses to
prove such fact, or any other tending
thereto.


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