LICENSES. 1963

An. Code, sec. 25. 1904, sec. 25. 1888, sec. 28. 1856, ch. 341. 1862, ch. 97. 1882, ch. 104.

1884, ch. 350. 1886, ch. 507. 1888, ch. 10. 1892, ch. 410. 1894, chs. 333, 443.

1902, ch. 508. 1920, ch. 600. 1922, ch. 298.

27. For every such license there shall he paid the following rates,
to wit: For every license to travel on foot, the sum of one hundred dollars;
to travel with a horse or other beast of burden and wagon or other vehicle,
the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars; with two horses or other beast
of burden and wagon or other vehicle, the sum of two hundred dollars;
and with a motor truck or motor vehicle of any description whatsoever, the
sum of three hundred dollars. This section not to apply to Anne Arundel
Prince George's nor Cecil counties.

An. Code, sec. 26. 1904, sec. 26. 1888, sec. 29. 1862, ch. 97. 1865, ch. 76.

28. No such license shall be granted to any hawker or peddler in the
name or style of a partnership or company and but one person shall trade
under any such license. No such license shall extend beyond the county in
which it may be issued.

An. Code, sec. 27. 1904, sec. 27. 1888, sec. 30. -1856, ch. 341, sec. 2.

29. Any hawker or peddler who may be found trading, bartering or
selling, or offering to trade, barter or sell any goods, wares or merchandise
without a license may be apprehended by any sheriff or constable within
their respective bailiwicks, and it shall be the duty of said sheriff and con-
stable to apprehend him and carry him before a justice of the peace of the
county.

Cited but not construed in Banks v. McCosker, 82 Md. 522.

See art. 20, sec. 24.

An. Code, sec. 28. 1904, sec. 28. 1888, sec. 31. 1856, ch. 341, sec. 2.

30. If it shall appear to said justice that said hawker or peddler has
bought, traded, bartered or sold or offered to buy, trade, barter or sell
any goods, wares or merchandise, without license, he shall impose a fine
not exceeding one hundred dollars nor less than twenty-five dollars to be
recovered as other fines are recoverable and to be paid to the clerk of the
circuit court or court of common pleas of Baltimore city.

This section is a revenue measure, and indicates that there is no illegality in the
unlicensed peddler's contract. Coates v. Locust Point Co., 102 Md. 296; Banks v.
McCosker, 82 Md. 521.

An. Code, sec. 29. 1904, sec. 29. 1888, sec: 32. 1856, ch. 341, sec. 3.

31. Any hawker or peddler who may be found buying, trading, barter-
ing or selling, or offering to buy, trade, barter or sell any goods, wares or
merchandise without having his license with him at the time, or who shall
refuse on the request o'f any sheriff or constable to show his license, shall
be considered as selling without license.

An. Code, sec. 30. 1904, sec. 30. 1888, sec. 33. 1858, ch. 414, sec. 6.

32. No peddler shall traffic or trade in spirituous liquors in any
manner whatever.