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 908 SIXTY-FOURTH CONGRESS. Sess. II. Ch. 53. 1917. use by another, the conviction of such use shall render void the lease under which he holds and shall cause the right of possession to revert to the owner or lessor, who may, without process of law, make immediatefnltiiy ugnfthebjiregnises, or rplay avail himself of the remedy _ provide or e orci e etention thereof. .,§Z,‘§§§,,°‘?% .,€§’§",'§°l Sec. 22. That anyone who knowingly permits any building owned °°°~m°dmi$°*“¤· or leased by him or under his_control, or any part thereof, to be used in maintaining a common nuisance hereinbefore described in section nlnietieen of tglns Act, neglects to ttipke all reagorflaléle measures to eject t ere rom e person so using e same, s a e deemed guilty of 0 assisting in maintaining such nuisance. miluegduqluoxl. mt _ Sec. 23. That no prfliperttly right of any kind shall exist in alcoholic liquors or beverages eg y manufactured, received, possessed, or stoaed pjnderdténs Act, and m all suclglpaésqs the (liquor; are forfeited to e mte tatesan may esear e oran seiz and nl ed to be destroyed by the court after a. conviction, when sucholiqilrlors hlave been seized fog rise ai evédsence, or upon satigsfactori evidence to t e court resente y the trict attorney t at suc liquors are . ,1 n contrabandl rrpgeillggdhivxiggdigg. Ot Sno, 24. That_ any person convicted of a violation of any of the _,m’p_m_ provisions of this Act where the pumshment therefor is not herein provided shall be punished as provided by section one Pharmacists een- O C. . . . mm mv ii- Sec. 25. That in case a pharmacist is convicted under th r `— °°"°° ":`1‘¥°°· Q _ sions of this _Act the judge of the district court, in additioria tliflslvile penalty provided in this Act, may, in his discretion, revoke his license go practice pharmacy, and thereafter he shall not receive a license R or one year. Sec. 26. That the issuance by the United States of any internal ‘ revenue special tax stamp or_ receipt to any person as a dealer in intoxicating liq)uors slliall be prima facie evidence of the sale of intoxieating `quors y suc person during the time the stamp or receipt is C in force and effect. misgiga-of mm ad- A copy of such stamp or receipt or of the record of the issuance thereof, certified to by a United States internal—revenue officer havmgglfiirgegf Eucht£ecord,_1s admissible as evidence in like case and wi e e ec as e ongigial stamp or receipt. i¤;:i»¤°°°; iii Sec. 27. That it shall the duty of the governor of Alaska, the ' United States marshals and their deputies, mayors, and members of town councils, town marshals, an pohce officers of all incorporated towns in Alaska, all Federal game wardens, agents of the Bureau pf Fisherips and lgorplztrg Service? qpsitoms collectors and their depuies, emp qyees o t ureau o ucation, prosecu attorneys and their e uties and all other Federal and T rritomll t' Pmmums officers to enibrce the provisions of this Act. 6 na exacu NB ` Sec. 28. Thaltglprosecutions for violations of the rovisions of this Act shall be on ormation filed by any such officer before any justice of the peace or district judge, or upon indictment by any grand jury of the emtory of Alaska, and said _ United States district attorne or his deputy shall file such information upon the presentation to orgus assislpants of sgvom mformationthat phi law lilas been violated; an in suc prosecu ions anyone making a a e oat to any material _ _ fact shall be deemed guilty of perjury. pui’,¤”'{§,*,l“$;,,Z,l}E`;.§,;T”{ Sec. 29. That any person, company, or corporation who shall im- W · port or carry liquors lI1l50 or upon the Territorial waters of Alaska in or ulpon any steamslnp, steam oat, vessel, boat, or other water craft, org all permit the same to be so imported or carried into or upon Punishment. sip wagers, except lmder the provisions of this Act, shall be guilty Am,p_m pu 3 Bgpisé Hegisgriigréhiiaink upon conviction shall be punished as provided c.