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health, and that said water is allowed to be sold within the limits of the
State issuing said permit. Nothing herein provided shall, however, prevent
the State Board of Health from prohibiting the use of such water shipped
from another State, if in its judgment said water, is shown by analysis to
be unfit for potable purposes, or if its quality in any way is injured by such
handling as may be accorded to it after arriving within this State.

An. Code, 1924, sec. 342. 1912, sec. 283. 1914, ch. 810, sec. 15.

386. After April 16, 1914, no new source of ice supply, either natural
or artificial, shall be used for furnishing ice to the public for domestic
purposes unless such source be approved by the State Board of Health
and a written permit be issued by the Board for the harvesting or manu-
facture, and the sale, of ice from said source. No ice shall be stored
in an unclean place, handled in an unclean manner, nor brought into con-
tact with polluted water. The State Board of Health shall be empowered
to make and enforce such rules and regulations as it may deem proper
regarding the selection and care of sources of ice supply and the methods
employed in harvesting, manufacturing, storing and handling ice.

An. Code, 1924, sec. 343. 1912, sec. 284. 1914, ch. 810, sec. 16.

387. All such records as may be required by the State Board of Health
shall be kept by Counties, municipalities, districts, corporations, companies
and persons supplying water, ice, sewerage or refuse disposal service to
the public; by corporations, companies and persons owning manufacturing
and industrial establishments; and by owners of private systems of water
supply and sewerage; and the State Board of Health shall be supplied at
all times with all records and information upon demand. Agents of the
State Board of Health shall be allowed entry to all buildings, structures
and premises owned by Counties, municipalities, districts, corporations,
companies and persons supplying the public with water, ice, sewerage or
refuse disposal service, or upon all private properties, for the purpose of
collecting samples, records and information and ascertaining whether the
rules, regulations and orders of the State Board of Health are obeyed.

An. Code, 1924, sec. 344. 1912, sec. 285. 1914, ch. 810, sec. 17.

388. Every permit issued by the State Board of Health under this
sub-title shall be revocable or subject to modification and change by the
State Board of Health after due notice of which contemplated action has
been given by the Board to the recipient of such permit. When the length
of time that a permit is to run is specified in such permit, said permit shall
become automatically inoperative at the expiration of the period of time
prescribed, without notice to that effect having been given by the State
Board of Health.

An. Code, 1924, sec. 345. 1912, sec. 286. 1914, ch. 810, sec. 18.

389. Any County, municipality, legally constituted water, sewerage or
sanitary district, corporation, company, institution or person, dissatisfied
with any order or regulation of the State Board of Health under the pro-
visions of this sub-title, may commence, within 10 days after the service of
such order or regulation, any action in the Circuit Court for any County
or before any Judge of the Supreme Bench of Baltimore City, in any Court