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to in the preceding section, and in said statement the party [to]
be charged shall state that he conducts a specific kind of busi-
ness, and keeps books of account of said business, then, if at
the expiration of any term of credit obtained by him in so pur-
chasing said property, he shall fail to pay for the same within
sixty days thereafter, he shall at all times during the period of
ninety days subsequent to such failure to pay, upon the request
of the persons from whom said property was purchased, or
their agents duly accredited in writing, produce upon notice of
five days his said books of account, and each and every one
of them mentioned or described in said statement, and permit
the persons from whom the said property was purchased, or
their agents duly accredited in writing, to fully examine such
books of account, and each and every one of them mentioned
or described in said statement, and to make copies of any part
thereof; upon such request being made, failure to produce
said books of account, and each and every one of them men-
tioned or described in said statement, shall be presumptive
evidence that each and every pretense relating to the pur-
chaser's means or ability to pay in said statement contained
were false at the time of making said statement, and were
known to the purchaser to be false.
Approved April 2, 1906.

Gaming.

1898, ch. 285. 1902, ch. 572. 1904, ch. 585. 1906, ch. 127.

206. In such license shall be stated the name of the grounds,
enclosure or park, and the number of days and the month within
which such license shall be operative, and the said court shall
not grant in the aggregate license for more than thirty days in
any year, nor more than fifteen days in any one month in any
county in this State, nor for any days whatever during the
months of December, January, February and March; provided,
that the circuit court for Baltimore county may grant such
license for not more than seventy-five days between the first
day of April and the first day of December in every year. For
every license so granted there shall be paid by the applicant,
before the issuance thereof, to the clerk of the court granting
the same, the sum of five dollars for each and every day for
which such license shall have been granted to said applicant;
the said sum to go to the board of county school commissioners