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LICENSES. [ART. 12.

that purpose, accompanied by the oath of the party applying, made
before a judge of a court of record and indorsed on said license,
that the party or parties to whom said license was originally granted
is or are deceased, or has or have removed from and ceased to use
or exercise the said business in the county or city named in said
license.

Id s 15
1841, c 282, s 4
License to be
Indorsed

22. Upon said application and affidavit, the clerk shall, by his
indorsement on said license, authorize such legal representative or
assignee to use or exercise the business of such broker for the un-
expired term in said license named.

Id s 16
1841, c 282, s 4
No license to
cover more than
one place of
business

23. No individual, copartnership or firm, legal representative or
assignee, shall use or occupy at the same time more than one office
or place of business for the transaction of his or their business, but
any individual, copartnership or firm may hold at the same time a

Same party may
have different
licenses

license as a stock broker, a license as an exchange broker, and a
license as a bill broker, upon paying to the clerk the several sums
herein prescribed for a license therefor

FISHERIES AND HORSE-RACES.

1872, c 101
License to sell
liquor, etc, by
persons carry-
ing on fisheries

24. Any person carrying on a shad, herring, or ale-wife fishery,
may obtain a license to sell spirituous liquors, and other things, dur-
ing the season for fishing for shad, herring, and ale-wives, by apply-
ing to the clerk of the Circuit Court for the county where such fish-
ery is situated, and paying to the said clerk six dollars therefor, and
usual fee for issuing the same.

Art 56, 8 19
1828, c 95, s 3,
1826, c 247, s, 4,
1852, c 308, s 1
To sell liquor at
horse-races.

25. The clerks of the several Circuit Courts for the counties may
issue license to any white person to sell spirituous and fermented
liquors at horse-races, upon the person applying for the same paying
. the said clerk the sum of four dollars, and the usual fee for issuing
the same; but the said clerk shall not grant such license to any per-
son unless he shall believe him to be a proper person to receive such
license.

HAWKERS AND PEDDLERS.

Id s 20
1856, c 341, s 1
Hawkers and
peddlers

2 6. No hawker or peddler shall buy for sale out of the State, or
buy to trade, barter, or sell, or offer to trade, barter, or sell within
the State, any goods, wares or merchandise, until he shall have taken
out a license for that purpose

1862, c 97.
Rates for same

27. For every such license, not to extend beyond the county in
which the same may be issued, there shall be paid the following
rates, to wit: for every license to travel on foot, the sum of forty
dollars; to travel with a horse or other beast of burden and wagon
or other vehicle, the sum of fifty dollars; with two horses or other
beasts of burden and wagon or other vehicle, the sum of seventy
dollars.

1865, c 76
Hawker and
peddler license
only to be issued
to one person.
Not to extend
beyond county

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