The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1892-05-21

statement in an application, either original
~ complementary, for license, and any
failure on the part of any licensee to COM
NV with all the requirements OF the last pre-.
rpad;ng section shall subject said ltinerant
Tondor to the same penalty as II he had
SEC "a. Be it enacted, That all state
Toenses issued under this act shall expire
on the first day of May next succeeding
tbo date Of their issue, and may be, II SO
desired surrendered at any time prior
thereto for cancellation.
SIC. Is. Be it enacted, that upon tne
expiration and return or surrender OF eaGn
state license the respective clerks OF the
courts aforesaid shall cancel the same, en-
dorse the date of delivery and cancellation
thereon, and place the same on ME, ne
shall then hold the special deposit OF such
licenses hereinbefore mentioned Tor the
neriod of sixty days, and after satisfying
anv and all claims made upon the same
under the section next following shall re-
turn said deposit, or such portion OF the
came if any. as may remain in his hands,
to the licensee depositing 1t.
SEC. 16. Be it enacted, That each de.
rosit made with the respective clerks OF
the courts aforesaid shall be subject, so long
as if remains in his hands, to attachment
and execution in the behalf of creditors
whose claims arise in connection with busl-
ness done in the state, and the respective
clerks of the courts aforesaid may be held
to answer as garnishee in any civil action In
contract or tort brought against any licen-
see. and he shall pay over under order oil
court. or upon execution, sach sum OF
money as he may be chargeable with upon
his answer or otherwise, after deductlnS
reasonable counsel fees and costs. SAID de-
posit shall also be subject to the payment
of any and all fines and penalties incurred
by the licensee through violations of this
act. and the clerk Of the court IN which, OF
the trial justice by whom, such fine or pen
alty is imposed shall thereupon notify the
respective clerks of the courts aforesaid OF
the name of the licensee against whom such
fine or penalty is adjudged and the amount
of such fine or penalty, and the clerk Of
the court. if he has IN his hands sutfi-
Gent sum deposited by such licensee, shall
pay the sum so specified to said clerk or
! trial Justice, and if the clerks shall not have
a sufficient sum so deposited he shall make
PAYMENT as foresaid of so much as he has
in his hands. All claims upon the deposit
shall be satisfied after judgment, fine or
penalty in the order in which notice of the
claim is received by the respective clerks OF
the courts aforesaid until all such claims
arc satisfied or the deposit exhausted, but
no notices filed after the expiration OF the
sixty-day limit aforesaid shall be valid.
No deposits shall be paid over by the re-
spective clerks of the courts aforesaid to
licensees so long as there are any outstand-
ing claims or notices of claims against them,
respectively, unless he is satisfied that
such claims will not be prosecuted to final
Judgment, or that no fine or penalty will
be imposed. =,
SEC. II. Be it enacted. That it shall
be the duty of the respective sheritfs, con-
stables, police or prosecuting officers in
each county and city in this state to see
that the provisions of this act are complied
| with anu 10 prosecute lol Vlol1oiohn vi tiiS
same. All such officers shall have power
to demand the production of the proper
state and local licenses from any itinerant
vendor advertising or actually engaged in
business, and any failure to produce such
licenses shall be prima-facie evidence
against such vendor that he has none
SEC. IS. Be it enacted That this act
shall take effect from the date of its pas
sage.
We hereby certify that the aforegoing
is a correct copy of an act of the General
Assembly of Maryland, passed January
session, 1892.
! CARLTON SHAFER,
Chief Clerk of the House of Delegates.
w. G. PURNELL,
Secretary of the Senate.
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