The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-05-19
Chapter 352.


To repeal Sections four hundred and twelve, four
hundred and thirteen and fur hundred and
fourteen OF Article eight of the Code CT Public
Local Laws, title Cecil county subtitle
"Spiritous aud Fermented Liquors as enacted
by Chapter four hundred and seventy four of
tie Acts OF the General Assembly of Maryland
OF 1890. and amended by Chapter two hund-
red and ninety three of the Acts oi the General
Assembly of Maryland OF 1892, and to re enact
the same with amendments.
SECTION l. Be IL enacted by the General dSSem
big of Maryland, That Sections four hundred and
twelve, iour hundred and thirteen and four hun
dred and fourteen OF Article eight of the Code OF
Public Local Laws title t;ccl county, subtitle
'.Sptrituous and Fermentei Liquors. as enacted
by Chapter four hundred aai seventy four OF the
Acts of the General Assembly OF Maryland OF
1899, as amended ly Chapter two hundred and
ninety thee oil the Act, Of the General Assembly
of Mary land Of 1892, be and the same are hereby
repealed ana enacted with amendments so as
to read as follows:
AZ. No license to sell sp!rituous nd lermented
liquors in Cecil county shall be granted to any
hotel keeper who shall have complied with the
provisions of this act, until such applicant shall
have paid to the T eaSurer OF Cecil county the
applican; SHALL desire license to sell sprituous
and lermented liquors in any Incorporated town
in said county, within two miles of the cvrpor-
ate limits thereof. and the sum of one hundred
and nifty dollars if said applicant shall desire to
sell spnituous OF iermented liquors in said county
not within the limits nor within two miles thereof
OF any iucurpor ated town therein and the receipt
OF said T. seaSurer signed by him shall be sutfi:-
lent evidence to said Clerk the payment to said
Treasurer OF the sum mentioned therein.
Section 4l3 No license to sell spifituous or
ermented liquors in Cecil county shall be
granted to any applicant other than Il hotel
keeper within the meaning OF tins act, who hall
have complied with the provisions of this act,
unless slId applicant shall pay to the Treasurer
OF Cecil county the sum of tour hundred dollars,
and the receipt OF said Treasurer signed by him
shall be sufficient evidence to said Clerk of said
payment
Section Al. All cums received by said Treas
urcr for licenses to sell spirtuous and fermented
liquors shall be held by him subject to the orders
OF the County Commissioners Di said county Tor
the use OF said county. excepting Cne-eighth part
thereof, which shall be paid by said Treasurer OF
Cecil county upon the order oi said County Com
misSiOnerS to the Treasurer OF Maryland, which
said payment shall be made on the first days OF
September ard March respectively, and shall be
in lieu OF and in payment Of all state licenses
otherwise payable by said applicants under the
provisions OF the Code of Public General Laws,
and the Clerk shall receive two dollars and fifty
cents to lie paid by said applicant Tor each license
issued by him Jude :hc provisions OF the prece l.
in.: sections
Section =. And be il enacted That this act shall
take effect trom the date OF its passage.
Approved Aprl 6th 1894.
FRANK BROWN,
JOHN WALLER SMITH, Governor.
President OF the Senate.
JAMES H. PRESTON,
Speaker OF the House OF Delegates.
Office fhhe Secretary the Senate.
/ hereby certify III 1t the o:egOin5 is a true
copy OF an Act of the General Assembly Of Mary
land, passed at the January Session, 1891.
J. ROGER MCSHERRY,
Secretary of the Senate.