ART. 22.] LIQUOR AND INTOXICATING DRINKS. 2009

third, the applicant shall at the same time also file with the said
clerk, a bond, with security, to he approved by the said clerk,
in the penal sum of five hundred dollars, for the faithful perfor-
mance of the matters and things stated in his application, and for
the payment of all fines, penalties and costs which may be
imposed upon the applicant for the violation of this or any laws
relating to or regulating or providing for the sale of liquors
aforesaid.

1886, ch. 248.

321. In addition to the sum now required by law for a license
to sell such liquors in quantities less than a pint, the clerk shall
demand and receive before issuing such license, from the person
applying for the same, the sum of fifty dollars, and also fifty
cents as a fee to the clerk, in addition to that now allowed by
law.

Ibid.

322. If the person applying intends to sell spirituous and
fermented liquors in quantities more than a pint, or intends to
sell ale and lager beer, or either, and no other liquors, in quanti-
ties less or more than a pint, whether said person manufactures
or brews said liquors or buys them for sale, and whether said
person pays a State license or not, the sum of twenty-five dollars
shall be charged, and also the fee of fifty cents to the clerk as
above provided.

1886, ch. 348. 1888, ch. 499

323. All sums of money received by the said clerk under the
provisions of the two preceding sections, except the fees allowed
herein, and a commission of three per cent, on all sums collected
by him for licenses, shall be by him paid over to the county com-
missioners of said county on the first Monday of March, June,
September and December, to be by them applied to the payment
of court expenses; and the bond of said clerk shall be liable for
all monies received under said sections, and not paid over as
hereinbefore directed.

1886, ch 248.

324. Any person violating any of the provisions of section
320, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon convic-
tion, be liable to a fine of not less than fifty dollars nor more
than one hundred dollars, or imprisonment in jail for not more