JOHN WALTER SMITH, ESQ., GOVERNOR.

or packages not less than one pint, but in no case to be drunk
on the premises, and shall pay for such license the sum of
two hundred and fifty dollars a year, and in no case shall a
license to sell intoxicating liquors by the drink be granted to
any person who shall obtain a license to sell goods, wares or
merchandise, other than intoxicating liquors, upon the same
premises where such intoxicating liquors are licensed to be
sold, but licensed saloon-keepers may also sell tobacco and
non-alcoholic beverages; provided, further, that no retail
license shall be issued to any distiller or brewer.

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690. Any holder of a license to sell intoxicating liquors at
retail, by the drink or otherwise, may be permitted by said
Board, in their discretion, to sell or assign said license to
another person, to be used at the same or another place of
business, or to transfer his said license to another place of
business; provided, that the fitness and propriety of said

May sell or
assign license
to other
persons;
transfer, etc.

intended purchaser or assignee, and of said intended new
place of business shall be first approved by said board upon
due application therefor, recommendation by qualified voters,
advertisement of same in newspapers, etc., as in case of an
original application for such license; such sale or assignment
or transfer when granted by said board shall be endorsed upon
the license by the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, who
shall be entitled to receive a fee of fifty cents therefor, and
the same shall then take effect; and whenever the said Board

Approval
of board.

may be satisfied that any license has been lost or destroyed,
or that any licensee has transferred or assigned his license to
another person, and the said transfer or assignment has been
duly approved by the board, in the manner above provided
for, and the original licensee withholds said license from the
person or persons to whom he has assigned or transferred the
same, and refuses to deliver or surrender said license, the
said board shall have the power to revoke and cancel said

License lost or
destroyed.

original license and to issue a duplicate license in lieu thereof
to such transferee upon the payment of the aforesaid fee of
fifty cents, without any additional license fee; and if any
license shall be in the course of transfer for the same place of
business, the board shall have power, in its discretion, to issue
a permit to the owner or transferee of such license to conduct
business thereunder until a duplicate license can be issued or
said transfer duly affected, and the Clerk of the Court of Com-
mon Pleas shall endorse upon such duplicate license the word
"Duplicate," together with the names of the original licensee
as well as that of the transferee to whom such duplicate is
granted, and in the settlement of his accounts with the Comp-

Duplicate
license.