406 LICENSES. ^. [ART. 56

1890, ch. 159.

34 F. Nothing in the five preceding sections shall be so con-
strued as to prohibit or prevent the captain of any oyster dredg-
ing boat from shipping his men himself by personal application
to them.

Traders.

1890, ch. 91. 1896, ch. 439.

54 A. When any person or corporation intends to sell, at retail,
cigarettes made of tobacco in combination with any other sub-
stance or material, or covered, wrapped with or contained in any
other material than tobacco, he, she or it shall apply to the clerk
of the court who is empowered to issue traders' license.

Ibid.

54 B Upon such application the said clerk shall demand and
receive from said applicant, the sum of ten dollars, before grant-
ing said license, and in all cases the said traders shall post the
said license in a conspicuous place in his place of business. The
failure of any such person or corporation to procure said license
shall be a misdemeanor, and upon conviction, such person or cor-
poration shall be fined one hundred dollars; one fourth of which
shall be paid to the informer, and the balance to the State treasurer.

Sale of Intoxicating Liquors.

1898, ch. 246.

81 A. It shall not be lawful for any club, society or association
whatever, whether incorporated or not, now in existence or here-
after to be formed, to sell, give, barter or in any way furnish or
dispense to its members or any other person or persons any
intoxicating liquor except as hereinafter provided; and whenever
any such club, society or association desires to sell, barter or in
any way furnish or dispense intoxicating liquors, wines or beers
to its members, the president or secretary of such club, society
or association shall make application for a license to sell spirituous
and fermented liquors and lager beer, in the respective cities and
counties where such clubs, societies or associations are located in
the same manner as is required of retail liquor dealers in such
city or county; provided, that no signers, such as are required
to attest the character of applicants for retail liquor license, shall