The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1894-02-24

- - or undergo imprisonment IN jan ioi L.
iasS than three nor more than Twelve lhTneno'
~ he both fined and imprisoned IN the uiseie
t;on of the Court. -, Thot ;f any
nerson having license under tne p.o o,;s;ons
" NE oct mon conviction thereof, except IN
u. i, cases enumerated in the next preeeulns
s w he shall for the first offense pay d
60 Of moi less than fifty nor more imam oile
h,ndrad dollars; and on conviction OF seo
I'D ofTense he shall pay fine OF not less 1ilAt
- Lrndred and not more than two hun y
Jai,.rs. and on conviction OF third ohense
~ sball nav fine of not less than one nun
dred nor more than two hundred doiiars' anu
his license shall be suppressed; M, .ea,uar.
SEC. 10. And be ii enacted, lhaI !. any P' ~
son having a license under the provisions "
III oct shall sell or barter any spirltnous Oh
ea,,,a,,tod liouors of any kind to any per son
IL i a minor or under twenty one years oi
aaa or shall sell or barter to any person such
g." "n;r;tnons or fermented liquors for the pur-
nose Of being drunk by any person VINO Is
minor or under twenty one years oil age VI
sboli Give to any person who is minor Vi
under twenty one years OF age, any ~
ar fsrmented liquors, or shall allow, upon the
,,ra,niees oceupied by such icensee, any per
Con who is a minor or under twenty one years
of age to drink any such spurious OF sel'hen' !:
LIQUORS sold or bartered or gwen Dy secu n
censee. he shall on conviction, ior tle nlsI ~
Tense nay a fine of not less than my uuiie c.
~ ,,,nre than one hundred dollars; and Tor
tha second offense he shall pay hne OF no,
loss than fifty nor more than two hundreu
dollars: and for the third ohense he snail pay
n fine of not less than fifty nor more imam TWO
hundred dollars, together with the costs Vi
nroeacniion. or be confined in Jail for not less
han one month nor more than SIX months. OF
he both fined and imprisoned in the dlscreuoh
of the Court, and his license shall be sup
SIC, IA. Ind be it enacted, That one
fourth of all money paid to SAID clerk lor
license fees under the provisions Of TINS acV'
shall be held by him for the use Of the otate,
and paid over and accounted Tor as money
received for licenses, as it has been heretofore
accounted for. and the remainder thereof
shall be paid by him to the treasurer OF the
Board of County School Commissioners OF
Carroll county. for the uses of the pubic
schools in said county.
SEC. Is. And be it enacted, That drug;
gists and apothecaries shall not be required
to obtain license under the provisions OF TINS
act. but they shall not sell Intoxicating
LIQUORS except on the written prescription OF
regular physician, nor more than once on
any one prescription of a physician; and every
druggist or apothecary shall keep oook Ior
the special purpose, and enter therein tne
date ofevery sale of Intoxicating liquors MADE
by him, the person to whom sold, the kihd,
onantity and price thereof, and the purpose
for which it was sold; and any failure to
comnly with the provisions of this section, or
produce said book before any Court OF
Justice when ordered so to do, shall render
such druggist or apothecary SO failing, liable
to the same penalties as if he had sold IN
! toxieatinr liquors without license; and any
physician who shall wilfully prescribe any
intoxicating liquors, as a beverage, Tor per-
sons Of known Incorporate habits, snail De
guilty of misdemeanor, and upon convic-
ton thereof shall be subject to the same
| penalties. :,
SIC. 10. Ind be al enacted, That it shall
not be lawful for any club or corporation
! located in Carroll county, heretofore formed
or hereafter to be formed, under the general
| laws of this State or under any special law
/ thereof, to give, barter or sell any spirituous
! or fermented liquors to any member OF SAID
/ club or corporation, or to any other person,
without having first taken out a license under
| the provisions of this act; and the appllca-
! ton of any such club or corporation for such
license, shall be made by the steward or such
other officer as such club or corporation may
direct, in substantial compliance with the
provisions of section four of this act; and
notice of such application shall be published
/ as required in section six of this act for the
case where any such application is filed by
any individual.
I SEC. IL And be ii enacted, That all fines
imposed for violations of the provisions OF
this act shall be paid to the treasurer of the
Board of County School Commissioners OF
Carroll county, for the uses of the public
| schools in said county.
SEC. is. 4Rd be ii enacted, That all acts
or parts of acts inconsistent with the provisions
of this act, including sections 95 and 9G OF
Article I, Code of Public Local Laws, title
Carroll county, be and the same are hereby
repealed so far as they relate to Carroll
county, and that this act shall take effect
/ from the date of its passage.
Approved January 81, 1894.
FRANK BROWN,
1 Governor.
JOHN WALTER SMITH,
President of the Senate.
I JAMES II. PRESTON,
/ Speaker of the House of Delegates.
Office of the Secretary of the Senate Il
hereby certify that the aforegoing is a true
copy of an Act of the General Assembly OF
Maryland, passed at the January Session,
| 1894.
J. ROGER McSHERRY,