§ 133.16 LOTTERY IMPLEMENTS.
   (A)   If any of the implements, devices, apparatus, tickets, receipts, books, balls, coupons, lists, code numbers, or other things commonly or customarily used in bolita, Cuba bolita, Cuba, New York bond, parlay, or any form of lottery are found in the possession of any person in the city, it shall be prima facie evidence that the person is engaging in, participating in, or connected with a lottery, scheme, or device or has recently engaged in, participated in, or has been connected with a lottery, scheme, or device, and that person shall be guilty of possession of devices and things used in a lottery, as prohibited by this chapter. Possession raises the presumption that the lottery is yet to be played or has recently been played, but this presumption may be overcome by proof.
('58 Code, § 31.29)
   (B)   All sums of money and other things of value and all implements, devices, tickets, coupons, stubs, lists, or other things customarily and commonly used in the conducting or operation of any lottery, scheme, or device as prohibited by this section and § 133.15 shall be presumed to have been recently used or to be presently used in and about the promotion or conducting of a lottery. These items shall be subject to forfeiture after hearing upon petition filed by the city and copy delivered to the person from whom they were taken.
('58 Code, § 31.30)
(Ord. 281, passed - - ) Penalty, see § 10.99