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spectively provided for in said sections. If, however,
it shall at any time thereafter appear, that any such ap-
plicant has sworn erroneously or falsely in answer to the
foregoing question he shall he liable to a fine of double the
amount of the license fee paid by him, to berecoveredby
civil suit brought in the name of the State, by the State's
Attorney for such county or city wherein such license
may have been issued, on information given by the clerk
who shall have issued the same; and such applicant shall
also be liable to the other penalties prescribed by law for
his wrongdoing, and the said State's Attorney is hereby
authorized to bring such suit upon such information.

"48. If more than $30,000 and less than $40,000, the
sum of $125.

"49. If $40,000, the sum of $150, and for each addi-
tional $1,000 or over and above the said sum of $40,000,
there shall be paid the sum of $3 (three dollars).

Which proposed amendment was adopted by yeas and
nays as follows:
AFFIRMATIVE.
Messrs. President, Dodson,
Applegarth, Gray,
Baker, Kirwan,
Beasman, Marsh,
Betts, Moses,
Bouic, Putzel,
Bryan, Williams, of Har.,
Crothers, Williams, of A. A.,
—16.

NEGATIVE.
Messrs. Dennis, Brewington,
Dick. Rohrback,
Messick, Wilkinson.—7.
Peter,

FURTHER AMENDMENT PROPOSED.

By Mr. Moore,

At the end of the bill, add "nothing in this Act shall
apply to Worcester county."

Which proposed amendment was rejected.