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§§ 8800-8868. TOBACCO AND CIGARETTES. Tit. XXXIII, Ch. 47
4 titution or with intent to cause such female to become a prostitute,
5 and be guilty of fornication or concubinage therein, or shall by force,
6 false pretense, confinement, or intimidation attempt to prevent any
7 female so as aforesaid detained, from leaving such room, house, build-
8 ing, or premises, and whoever aids, assists, or abets by force, false
9 pretense, confinement, or intimidation, in keeping, confining, or unlaw-
10 fully detaining any female in any room, house, building, or premises in
11 this state, against the will of such female, for the purpose of prosti-
12 tution, fornication, or concubinage, shall on conviction, be imprisoned
13 in the penitentiary not more than ten years.
[S., '13, § 4944-j ; 39 G. A., ch. 231, § 13.]
SEC. 8800. Enticing to house of ill fame—punishment.
1 If any person inveigle or entice any female, before reputed vir-
2 tuous, to a house of ill fame, or knowingly conceal or aid or abet in
3 concealing such female so deluded or enticed, for the purpose of pros-
4 titution or lewdness, or entice back into a life of prostitution any
5 female who has theretofore been guilty of prostitution and has aban-
6 doned it, he shall be imprisoned in the penitentiary not more than ten
7 years.
[C, '51, § 2713; R., '60, § 4355; C, '73, § 4016; C, '97,
§ 4942 ; 39 G. A., ch. 231, § 14.]
CHAPTER 47.
TOBACCO AND CIGARETTES.
NOTE: 39 G. A., ch. 203 repealed sections 8867 to 8873, inclusive, and sections
8879 and 8880 of the compiled code, and enacted a substitute therefor, which
appears in this.supplement as sections 913-al to 913-al6, inclusive. The substitute
consists of a cigarette license law which more properly belongs in title V on "Regulations
Under Police Power" than in this title on "Criminal Law". For that reason
said substitute and sections 8874 to 8878, inclusive, of chapter 47, title XXXIII of
the compiled code, which were not repealed by 39 G. A., ch. 203 and relate to the
seizure of cigarettes unlawfully kept or sold, have been arranged as one chapter
on "Cigarettes" and printed in this supplement as chapter 7-A of title V. The
remaining sections of the chapter in the compiled code, sections 8866, 8881 and 8882,
which were not repealed by 39 G. A., ch. 203 have also been transferred to title V
and allowed to follow the cigarette license law as chapter 7-B, in order to bring
all the law relative to tobacco together in one place in the code.
SECTION 8866. Sale of tobacco to minors—punishment.
NOTE: This section has been transferred from its place in the compiled code
and reprinted in this supplement as section 913-a22, see note at beginning of chapter.
SEC 8867. Sale of cigarettes and cigarette papers.
[Repealed by 39 G. A., ch. 203, § 1, and a substitute enacted
therefor, see note at beginning of chapter and sections 913-al to 913al6,
inclusive, of this supplement.]
SEC 8868. Punishment.
[Repealed by 39 G. A., ch. 203, § 1, and a substitute enacted
therefor, see note at beginning of chapter and sections 913-al to 913al6,
inclusive, of this supplement.]