GAMBLING-BAWDY HOUSES-USE OF TOBACCO AND OPIUM

SECTION 42(9). To suppress gaming and gambling houses, or places where any game in which chance predominates is played for anything of value, and to punish any person who engages in such game or keeps or frequents such house; to regulate, prevent and suppress bawdy houses or houses of ill fame or places where fornication is practiced, and to punish any keeper and inmates thereof; to prevent and suppress opium smoking and houses or places kept therefor; and to punish any person who shall vend or give away opium for the purpose of being smoked or who shall bargain for, buy, take, or accept any opium, to be smoked, and to punish any keeper of such house or place, or person who smokes therein or frequents the same; to tax, regulate and license, the sale of cigarettes, cigars, or tobacco, and to prohibit the sale or disposal thereof, or any of them, to minors.

   ANNOTATIONS:

   Ch. 215 S.L. 1939.

   In re Ridenbaugh, 5 Ida. 373, 49 Pac. 13.

   Mills Novelty Co. v. Dunbar, 11 Ida. 671, 33 Pac. 932.

   People v. Ah Ho, 1 Ida. 691.