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LAWS OF MARYLAND.

moral character who have complied with the provisions and

requirements of this Act; any person having a license under the

requirements and provisions of this Act to keep an oyster

house, cook shop, victualling house, tavern, lager beer saloon

or for an ordinary license to sell spirituous or fermented

liquors in Allegany County, may sell spirituous liquors in

quantities not greater than one quart at any one time, but

may sell said spirituous liquors in quantities as great as or

less than one quart at any one time unless said licensee shall

also have a license (granted as hereinbefore prescribed) to sell

"spirituous and fermented liquors by retail, " under Article

56, Sections 55 to 66, inclusive, of the Code of Public General

Laws. No person having a license to sell spirituous or fer-

Defining quan-
tity sold.

mented liquors by retail under said Article 56, Sections

55 to 66, inclusive, shall sell spirituous or fermented

liquors or lager beer in quantities less than one pint at

any time unless he or she shall also have the lager beer

saloon, oyster house, or liquor license herein provided for.

No license under this Act shall be issued for a longer period

than one year, and all licenses shall expire on the first day of

May in each year; if issued for a shorter period, the licensee

shall pay for every month for which his license is to run,

one-twelfth of the annual charge for such license. No lager

beer or malt liquors sold in Allegany County shall be sold by

the bottler therefor in quantities less than one dozen pints un-

less such bottler shall have first been granted a regular saloon or

such bottler shall have first been granted a regular saloon or

oyster house license under the provisions of this Act. nor shall

any bottler sell lager beer or malt liquors in any quantities to

be drunk on the premises, unless he, she or they shall have

first been granted a saloon or oyster license under this Act.

No person having a license to sell spirituous or fermented

liquors by retailers under Article 56. Sections 55 to 66. in-

clusive, of the Code of Public General Laws, shall sell spiritu-

ous or fermented liquors or lager beer to be drunk on the

premises unless he, she or they shall have procured a saloon

or oyster house license under the provisions of this Act.

175G. No person shall knowingly sell or barter any spir-

Forbidding

ituous or fermented liquors or lager beer to any person who

sale of liquors
to minors.

is a minor or under twenty-one years of age, nor shall any

person knowingly sell or barter to any person such spiritu-

ous or fermented liquors or lager beer to be drunk by any

person who is a minor or under twenty-one years of age;

and no person shall knowingly give to any person who is