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	less than thirty nor more than two hundred dollars,
	and the costs of prosecution, or instead of such fine,
	if a person shall be imprisoned in the county jail for
	thirty days, in the discretion of the court; and on
	the second and every subsequent conviction the
	minimum and maximum of said fines, for the next
	preceding offence, shall be doubled, with the costs of prosecution in each case added ; and the imprison-
	ment for the second offence, if a person, shall
	not be less than thirty nor more than sixty days,
	and the minimum and maximum of imprisonment
	for every subsequent conviction shall be alike, the
	double of that next preceding.
	SEC. 3. And be it enacted, That no person, corpor-
	ation, company or association, shall deposit or have
	in his or its possession any intoxicating liquors with
	intent to sell the same in violation of law, or with
	intent that the same shall be sold by any person,
	corporation, company or association, or to aid, assist	Subject to
	any person, corporation, company or association in	like fines.
	such sale ; and any person, corporation, company or association, violating the provisions of this section,
	shall be subject to the like fines and punishment as
	are presented for violations of the provisions of the
	second section of this act.
	SEC. 4. And be it enacted, That all prosecutions
	for violations of the provisions of this act may be
	either upon presentment and indictment, or by trial
	before a justice of the peace who shall have jurisdic-
	tion, original and concurrent, with the several circuit	Concurrent
	courts, [or by trial before a justice of the peace, who	jurisdiction.
	shall have jurisdiction original and concurrent with
	the several circuit courts]; provided, that in all cases
	when justices of the peace have jurisdiction as
	aforesaid, either party may have the right to appeal
	to the circuit court.
	SEC. 5. And be it enacted, That State's attorneys
	and justices of the peace having knowledge of any
	previous conviction of any person accused of violat-	Not to dis-
	ing the provisions of this act, in preparing warrants,	miss or stet
	presentments and indictments, shall allege such pre-
	vious conviction therein ; and it shall be the duty of
	the clerks of the circuit courts to furnish such infor-