Catoctin clarion., 1892-05-12

Saloon the sum Of twenty dollars in addI-
ton to the sum now fixed by said Article OF
the Code for an Oyster House license and
said licenses shall not be issued for less
period than one year.
SEC. 81 D. Any person who may wish
to sell spirituous or termcnted liquors or
lager beer In quantities not less than plnt.in
sad county, shall, upon complying with the
provisions of existing laws, pay to the Clerk
Of the Circuit Court for said county tor II.
ceuse authorizing such sale the sum of ten
dollars In addition to the sum which such
person would now be required 10 pay under
said Article fifty-s Of the Code, accord ng
to the value OF his stock in trade
SEC. ?1l E. 1t shall not be lawful for any
person who may be licensed to sell spirituous
or fermented liquors or lager beer In quanti-
tics not less than pint, to suffer or permit
such liquors or lager beer to be drunk on the
premises where the same may have been sold.
Any person violating this section shall OIL
conviction in the Circuit Court for said
county, pay fine of not less than One Hun.
dred Dollars nor more than Five Hundred
Dollars, or, in the discretion of the Court,
shall be committed to and confined IN the
House of Correction for six months; and II
he be licensed dealer his license shall be
forfeited and suppressed by the Court.
SEC. 81 F. No other license or licenses
for the sale in said county of spirituous or
fermented liquors or lager beer shall be is
sued by the Clerk Of the Circuit Court for
said county, than those authorized and des.
ignated by the preceding sections.
And every license issued under this act
shall plainly and distinctly describe the
house or premises wherein the person to
whom the license may bc issued intends TO
sell such sp,rltuous or fcrmcnted liquors or
lager beer and but one place shall benamed
in each license. And q sale Of such liquor
or lager beer by such person in any other
place than the one described in such license
shall be, and is hereby declared and defined
TO be- a sale of such liquors or lager beer
without q license.
Sec. 81 G. Nothing iu any Of the pre-
ceeding sections contained shall be construed
to authorize the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
for SAID county, to issue any license for the
sale Of spirituous or tcrmented liquors or
lager beer in localities III said county, where
the sale of such liquors or lager beer is now
or may hereafter be prohibited by law. And
nothing in said sections contained shall be
construed to authorize said Clerk to issue
any license for the sale of spirituous or fer
mented liquors or lager beer in said county
by any person from whom the Grand Jury
of said county have heretofore recommended
or may hereafter recommend that liccnsc
be withheld; or by any person whose license
may have been or may hereafter be esuppress.
ed by the Court.
SEC 81 II. Nothing in this section con-
'ain shall be construed as remting to tho
sale of liquors and lager beer on Sunday, or
to minors, or without license, or within lOcal
option or prohibition districts or localities
Of said county; but proceedings for said
violations of the law shall Lc hereafter, as
heretofore prosecuted under cX.stng laws.
SEC .. And he il enacted that thus Act
shall take effect from tie date Of lis passage.
Approved March 24, 1S9!
FRANK BROWN.
Governor.
MURRAY NANDiVER,
Speaker of the House of Delegates.
EDWARD LLOYD.
President of the Scnate.
hereby certify, that the foregoing is Il
true copy of an Act Of the General Assembly
of Maryland passed Janualy sessi"n, 1892.
CARLTON ~IIAFER.
Chicf Clerk of the House of Delegates.
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