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222

LAWS OF MARYLAND.

 

employees under him, shall sell directly or indirectly

 

or give away at any time or in any way or manner,
at the place of business of said druggist, any spirituous
or fermented liquors to a minor, insaue person, or

 

to any person at the time intoxicated, the said

 

licensed druggist, clerk, servant or employee so doing

 

shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon

Fine

conviction thereof, shall pay a fine of not less than

 

fifty dollars nor more than one hundred dollars for

 

every such offence, in the discretion of the court;

 

and in case a licensed druggist shall be convicted a

 

second time for a violation of the provisions of this

Second time

act, he shall, in addition to the payment of the fine

 

above prescribed, forfeit his license and be forever

 

after incapable of obtaining a license under this act;

 

and no person or persons, firm or company so

 

licensed shall sell directly or indirectly, or give away

 

at his, her or their place of business, any spirituous

 

or fermented liquors for any purpose on the Lord's

 

day, commonly called Sunday, except in cases of im-

 

mediate danger to the life of any sick invalid or

 

wounded person, upon the written recommendation

 

of the physician in actual attendance upon such

 

person, which said written recommendation shall

 

specify the person for whose use it is required, and

 

shall be preserved and kept on tile by said druggist,

 

who may be required on any legal examination

 

under the provisions of this law, upon two days

 

notice to produce the same, and a failure so to do

 

shall be presumtive evidence that he has no such

 

written recommendation, and upon conviction there-

 

of he, she or they shall be subject to a fine as above

 

imposed in this section.

License fee.

SEC. 172. And be it enacted, That every druggist

 

so licensed, shall pay to the Clerk of the Circuit

 

Court of the county, the sum of twenty-five dollars

 

for every license issued under this act, and the

 

moneys received for the same shall be paid over to

 

the Treasurer of the State.

To specify

SEC. 173. And be it enacted, That all licences issued

distinctly

under this act, shall specify distinctly on their face

 

the town, village, election district as well as the par-

 

ticular building and its locality within said town,

 

village or election district where such liquors for



 
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