Coin Slot
Issue: 1981 August 078 - Page 46
Coin Slot Magazine - #078 - 1981 - August [International Arcade Museum]
NORTH DAKOTA HOUSE BILL No. 1207
b.
Disseminate information about a lottery with
intent to encourage participation in it.
Continued from page 35
3. Subsection 2 shall apply to a lottery drawn or to be
We want to congratulate you on your admirable job
and also thank you for the collectors in North Dakota
and the rest of the U.S.A.
We were interested in reading about the test with slot
machines currently being used by the Air Force. We do
have an interest in modern machines, but we do not
discuss them in THE COIN SLOT. This has been our
policy because we want to keep the concept of gam
bling away from the hobby of collecting antique ma
chines. In that way the water does not become muddied
when someone uses THE COIN SLOT in conjunction
with decriminalizing the ownership of "antique" slot
machines.
drawn outside of this state, whether or not such
lottery is lawful in such other state or country.
4. A person is guilty of a class C felony if he engages or
participates in the business of gambling. Without
limitation, a persn shall be deemed to be engaged in
the business of gambling if he:
a Conducts a wagering pool or lottery;
b. Receives wagers for or on behalf of another
person;
c.
Alone or with others, owns, controls, manages,
or finances a gambling business;
d.
Knowingly leases or otherwise permits a place
to be regularly used to carry on a gambling business
or maintain a gambling house;
Sincerely,
e.
The Editor.
Maintains for use on any place or premises
occupied by him a coin-operated gaming device; or
f.
HOUSE BILL No. 1207
Is a public servant who shares in the proceeds of
a gambling business whether by way of a bribe or
otherwise.
Introduced by
5. a. As used in subsection 4 but with the exceptions
provided by subdivision b of this section, the
Representative Black
A BILL for an Act to amend and reenact section 12.1 -
28-02 of the North Dakota Century Code, relating to
gambling offenses and allowing antique slot machines
to be ccyllected and possessed as a hobby.
term "coin-operated gaming device" means any
machine which is:
A so-called "slot" machine which operates by
means of the insertion of a coin, token, or similar
(1)
object and which by application of the element of
BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
chance, may deliver, or entitle the person playing or
OF THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA:
operating the machine to receive cash, premiums,
merchandise, or tokens; or
SECTION 1. AMENDMENT. Section 12.1-28-02 of
the 1979 Supplement to the North Dakota Century
Code is hereby amended and reenacted to read as
follows:
12.1-28-02. GAMBLING - RELATED OFFENSES -
CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES. Except as permit
(2)
A machine which is similar to machines de
scribed in paragraph (1) and is operated without the
insertion of a coin, token, or similar object.
b. The term "coin-operated gaming device" does
not include a bona fide vending or amusement
machine in which gambling features are not incor
porated as defined in section 53-04-01, or an
ted by law:
1. It shall be an infraction to engage in gambling.
antique "slot" machine twenty-five years old or
2. It shall be a class A misdemeanor to:
older which is collected and possessed by a
a.
Sell, purchase, receive, or transfer a chance to
person as a hobby and is not maintained for the
business of gambling.
participate in a lottery; or
List of Advertisers — August
Amusement Sales Co
Antique Amusements
Page 19
Page 13
Bernie Berten
Page 37
Chicago Antique Slot Machine Co
Coin-Op Amusement Co
Page
Page
2
5
Denver Slot Machine Show
Domi Racer
Dave Evans
Bill Harris
Home Amusement Co
Jukebox Jim
George Kortum
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FOR SALE FOR SAL! FO
SLOT MACHINE COVERS - Durable cotton/dacron - Tai
lor made for a perfect fit. With 2 color logo on front
(Jennings, Caille, Mills, Pace, Watling) $9.50 EACH POST
PAID. Dealers - quantity prices. Free brochure. Bob
Zwicker, P.O. 2739, Youngstown, OH 44507 (216) 743-
9733.
WRINKLE PAINTS-In Stock: Brown, Black, Red, Blue,
Green, Silver, Tan, Grey. Similar to original finish - hides
scratches 16 oz. can - $6.00. Carton of 6 - $30.00. Post
paid, VISA, Mastercharge. Box Zwicker, P.O. 2739, Youngs-
town, OH 44507, (216) 743-9733. Free Brochure.
Pedestal stand for slot machine. Black Cast Iron $80.00
freight collect 30" high Victorian Style. Poloroid $1.00
Louis Costet, 1500 Monument Blvd., Concord, CA 94520.
(415) 827-4545.
August 1981
http://www.arcade-museum.com/
NORTH DAKOTA HOUSE BILL No. 1207
b.
Disseminate information about a lottery with
intent to encourage participation in it.
Continued from page 35
3. Subsection 2 shall apply to a lottery drawn or to be
We want to congratulate you on your admirable job
and also thank you for the collectors in North Dakota
and the rest of the U.S.A.
We were interested in reading about the test with slot
machines currently being used by the Air Force. We do
have an interest in modern machines, but we do not
discuss them in THE COIN SLOT. This has been our
policy because we want to keep the concept of gam
bling away from the hobby of collecting antique ma
chines. In that way the water does not become muddied
when someone uses THE COIN SLOT in conjunction
with decriminalizing the ownership of "antique" slot
machines.
drawn outside of this state, whether or not such
lottery is lawful in such other state or country.
4. A person is guilty of a class C felony if he engages or
participates in the business of gambling. Without
limitation, a persn shall be deemed to be engaged in
the business of gambling if he:
a Conducts a wagering pool or lottery;
b. Receives wagers for or on behalf of another
person;
c.
Alone or with others, owns, controls, manages,
or finances a gambling business;
d.
Knowingly leases or otherwise permits a place
to be regularly used to carry on a gambling business
or maintain a gambling house;
Sincerely,
e.
The Editor.
Maintains for use on any place or premises
occupied by him a coin-operated gaming device; or
f.
HOUSE BILL No. 1207
Is a public servant who shares in the proceeds of
a gambling business whether by way of a bribe or
otherwise.
Introduced by
5. a. As used in subsection 4 but with the exceptions
provided by subdivision b of this section, the
Representative Black
A BILL for an Act to amend and reenact section 12.1 -
28-02 of the North Dakota Century Code, relating to
gambling offenses and allowing antique slot machines
to be ccyllected and possessed as a hobby.
term "coin-operated gaming device" means any
machine which is:
A so-called "slot" machine which operates by
means of the insertion of a coin, token, or similar
(1)
object and which by application of the element of
BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
chance, may deliver, or entitle the person playing or
OF THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA:
operating the machine to receive cash, premiums,
merchandise, or tokens; or
SECTION 1. AMENDMENT. Section 12.1-28-02 of
the 1979 Supplement to the North Dakota Century
Code is hereby amended and reenacted to read as
follows:
12.1-28-02. GAMBLING - RELATED OFFENSES -
CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES. Except as permit
(2)
A machine which is similar to machines de
scribed in paragraph (1) and is operated without the
insertion of a coin, token, or similar object.
b. The term "coin-operated gaming device" does
not include a bona fide vending or amusement
machine in which gambling features are not incor
porated as defined in section 53-04-01, or an
ted by law:
1. It shall be an infraction to engage in gambling.
antique "slot" machine twenty-five years old or
2. It shall be a class A misdemeanor to:
older which is collected and possessed by a
a.
Sell, purchase, receive, or transfer a chance to
person as a hobby and is not maintained for the
business of gambling.
participate in a lottery; or
List of Advertisers — August
Amusement Sales Co
Antique Amusements
Page 19
Page 13
Bernie Berten
Page 37
Chicago Antique Slot Machine Co
Coin-Op Amusement Co
Page
Page
2
5
Denver Slot Machine Show
Domi Racer
Dave Evans
Bill Harris
Home Amusement Co
Jukebox Jim
George Kortum
Page
Page
Page
Page
Page
Page
Page
12
7
6
24
48
11
8
com
.
m
:
u
from -muse
d
Meekins Music Box
Co
Page
e
de
ad rca Show
o Advertising
l
Metropolitan
Page
n
a
. Machine
ow Slot
w
Miami D
Antique
Co
Page
w
w
/
/
:
p
Play It Again
Sam's
Page
htt
St. Louis Slot Machine Co
Page
Schneir
© The
International
Arcade
Museum
46-THE
COIN
SLOT
17
15
17
37
9
Page 45
FOR SALE FOR SAL! FO
SLOT MACHINE COVERS - Durable cotton/dacron - Tai
lor made for a perfect fit. With 2 color logo on front
(Jennings, Caille, Mills, Pace, Watling) $9.50 EACH POST
PAID. Dealers - quantity prices. Free brochure. Bob
Zwicker, P.O. 2739, Youngstown, OH 44507 (216) 743-
9733.
WRINKLE PAINTS-In Stock: Brown, Black, Red, Blue,
Green, Silver, Tan, Grey. Similar to original finish - hides
scratches 16 oz. can - $6.00. Carton of 6 - $30.00. Post
paid, VISA, Mastercharge. Box Zwicker, P.O. 2739, Youngs-
town, OH 44507, (216) 743-9733. Free Brochure.
Pedestal stand for slot machine. Black Cast Iron $80.00
freight collect 30" high Victorian Style. Poloroid $1.00
Louis Costet, 1500 Monument Blvd., Concord, CA 94520.
(415) 827-4545.
August 1981
http://www.arcade-museum.com/
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