Under Chapter 84 of the Special Session of 1933, there was a
referendum vote at the November election of 1934 in each election
district of Anne Arundel County, except the Sixth District (An-
napolis), as to whether alcoholic beverages containing more than
14% of alcohol should be sold for consumption on the premises or
in sealed packages for consumption off the premises. The majority
of the voters in each of the districts, except the Third and Fifth,
were against the sale of such beverages for consumption either
on or off the premises. A majority of the voters in the Third and
Fifth Districts were in favor of the sale of such beverages for
consumption on or off the premises.

CAROLINE COUNTY
In Caroline County, under Chapters 523 of 1933 and 68 of the
Special Session of 1933, beer containing not more than 3.2% of
alcohol by weight may be sold. Licenses are issued by the County
Commissioners, the fee being $25 for "off sale" licenses and $50
for "on sale" licenses. Chapter 523 of 1933 had been approved by
referendum vote at the special election, September 12, 1933, by
vote of 1,458 to 950.

CARROLL COUNTY

In Carroll County, under Chapter 89 of the Special Session of
1933, there was a, referendum vote at the November election, 1934,
in each election district as to whether licenses for the sale of wine
and distilled liquor in sealed packages for consumption off the prem-
ises should be issued. A majority of the voters were against licens-
ing the sale of wine and liquor in the following districts:

Barrett, Franklin, Freedom, Hampstead, Middleburg, Mount Airy,
New Windsor, Taneytown and Uniontown.
A majority of the voters in the following districts were in favor
of such licenses:

Manchester, Myers, Union Bridge, Westminster and Woolery’s.
The sale of beer is authorized under the state-wide law. Chap-
ter 71 of the Special Session of 1933 repealed Sections 114-US,
inclusive, of Article 7 of the Code of Public Local Laws relating
to anti-saloon territory in Carroll County.

FREDERICK COUNTY

In Frederick County, under Chapter 92 of the Special Session
of 1933, there was submitted to referendum vote at the primary
election, September, 1934, the following three questions:

1. Shall licenses be issued for the sale of beer?

2. Shall licenses be issued for the sale of beer and light wine?

3. Shall licenses be issued for the sale of beer, wine and distilled
liquor?

As a result of this vote, licenses may be issued for the sale of
beer, wines and liquors in the following election districts:
Numbers 1 (Buckeystown), 2 (Frederick City), 4 (Crengers-
town), 5 (Emmitsburg), 7 (Urbana), 8 (Liberty), 9 (New Market),
 
 
 
11 (Woodsboro), 12 (Petersville), 13 (Mount Pleasant), 15 (Thur