CECIL COUNTY. 2003

fermented liquors by the manufacturer thereof to any person licensed to
sell spirituous or fermented liquors in Cecil County.

1898, ch. 532, sec. 423.

273. Nothing in the preceding sections shall be construed to author-
ize any sale or barter, or the giving away of any spirituous or fermented
liquors on the "Sabbath day, commonly called Sunday," or on the day of
any election held in said county under the Constitution and laws of the
State or of the United States.

1S98, ch. 532, sec. 424.

274. In any proseecution under this subtitle it shall only be necessary
to state that the traverser did sell or give away spirituous or fermented
liquor, without specifying the particular kind of liquor given away.

1898, ch. 532, sec. 425.

275. One-half of all fines imposed under this subtitle shall be paid to
the County Commissioners of said county for the use of said county.

1898. ch. 532, sec. 426.

276. All prosecutions for violations of any of the provisions of this
subtitle shall be upon presentment and indictment, and it shall be the
duty of any justice of the peace of Cecil County, upon information re-
ceived and confirmed by the oath of a creditable witness, to have any per-
son arrested and committed to the county jail for violation of the pro-
visions of this subtitle, unless each person shall give sufficient bail or
recognizance with sureties to appear before the Circuit Court for Cecil
County at the next succeeding term theerof to answer the charge.

1898, ch. 532. sec. 427.

277. No license shall be granted under the provisions of this subtitle
to any person other than a bona fide citizen of Cecil County, and who
shall have been such for a t least one year prior to the date of his appli-
cation.

1914, ch. 858, sec. 1.

278. It shall be unlawful for any corporation, firm, partnership, club
or association of individuals to have shipped into Cecil County any
spirituous, vinous, fermented, malt or intoxicting liquors, or any mixture
thereof containing alcohol for beverage purposes, in any quantity what-
ever; but it shall be lawful for any person or individual over the age of
twenty-one years to have shipped or bring into said county spirituous,
vinous, or fermented liquors in any quantity not to exceed one gallon in
any one calendar month, or any malt liquor in any quantity not to exceed
six dozen pint bottles or one-eighth barrel in any one calendar month, such
liquor to be for personal use only of such persona, but such persons shall
not be allowed to have shipped or bring both the malt liquor and the spirit-