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certificate of registration, or upon proof that the person to whom such a
certificate of registration has been issued has been guilty of a violation of
any provision of this sub-title, and a conviction of such violation by any
court or magistrate shall be conclusive evidence of such violation. Such
revocation shall be made only upon complaint of some person and after
hearing upon due notice to the holder of such certificate of registration.
Upon complaint of any person that the holder of a certificate of registra-
tion has been buying, selling or transporting stolen anthracite within the
State of Maryland, the Chief Engineer of the Bureau of Mines shall, after
giving notice to the holder of such certificate of registration, hear said
complaint and if he finds that said complaint is well founded, he shall so
notify the Chief Inspector of Licenses, who shall thereupon revoke the said
certificate of registration. Wherever the certificate of registration of any
person has been revoked, the Chief Inspector of Licenses shall immediately
notify the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas and the Clerks of the Cir-
cuit Courts for the respective counties of such revocation, and no such
clerk shall issue any further certificate for a period of one year from the
date of such revocation. For the purposes of this section, anthracite coal
taken from a commingled mass, any part of which is stolen, shall be deemed
to be stolen anthracite. Any person selling solid fuel in the State of Mary-
land during the time that his certificate of registration as a solid fuel dealer
has been revoked, shall be deemed guilty of a violation of the provisions
of this section and upon conviction therefor shall be punished by a fine
not more than $250 or by imprisonment for not more than three months
or by both such fine and imprisonment.
See notes to Secs. 58 and 61.

1937, ch. 349, sec. 46DD.

60. All deliveries of solid fuel to purchasers who are consumers thereof,
except solid fuel which is sold in bags in lots of one hundred pounds or
less, not exceeding a total of one-quarter ton, shall be evidenced by a "de-
livery ticket." Such delivery ticket shall bear upon its face the following
statement: "I hereby attest that I have delivered to the purchaser named
herein the quantity and kind of coal specified in this ticket," and this
statement shall be signed in ink or indelible pencil upon the original and
one of the duplicate originals by the person actually making the delivery.
Every delivery ticket shall also contain upon its face, in ink or indelible
pencil, the following information: (a) date of issuance; (b) name and
address of the person, firm or corporation selling the solid fuel; (c) the
name and address of the purchaser; (d) the quantity in pounds and the
kind, grade and size of the solid fuel delivered; (e) the signature of the
licensed Weighmaster issuing such ticket, together with his license num-
ber ; (f) the license number on the vehicle carrying the solid fuel. Every
delivery ticket shall be issued in triplicate, shall be serially numbered in
each yard or branch, and shall be used only in consecutive order. One of
the delivery tickets issued shall be used as the delivery receipt and shall
be signed on its face by the recipient of the solid fuel or his agent. Another
one of such delivery tickets shall be given to the purchaser at the time of
making the delivery. Every driver or person in charge of a vehicle in
which solid fuel is being transported for delivery to a purchaser within the
State of Maryland, shall at all times have in his possession delivery tickets
for the solid fuel so transported or delivered, shall present them for in-
spection to any police officer upon request, and shall present them to the