Washington § 67.14.060 - Liquor sales, keeping games, without license — Penalty.

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§ 67.14.060. Liquor sales, keeping games, without license — Penalty.

Any person who shall sell spirituous liquors or wines in greater quantities than one gallon, or shall retail lager beer, or keep a billiard table or tables, or bowling alley or alleys for hire, in any county in this territory, without first taking out a license therefor, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be fined in any sum not exceeding fifty dollars nor less than five dollars, and shall be committed to the county jail of the county where such offense may be committed, and be placed at hard labor until such fine and cost shall be paid or they may otherwise be discharged by due course of law.
[ 1873 p 439 s 6; Code 1881, Bagley's Supp. p 27 s 6; RRS s 8290. Formerly RCW 67.12.120.]

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