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John Prentiss Poe. Supplement to the Maryland Code of 1904..., 1906
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ART. 27. ] MINERAL WATERS, PORTER AND OTHER BEVERAGES. 41

remove or conceal any such name or names or other marks or
devices thereon, or to have on sale, offer for sale, buy, sell, take,
give, receive, handle in the course of business, hire, rent, lend,
transport, carry in wagons, carts, push-carts or other vehicles,
or to take or collect from ash or garbage receptacles, or from
public or private dumps, cellars, yards, lots or premises, or to
keep in stock or otherwise store, or otherwise dispose of, or
deal, or traffic in the same or any thereof, or any parts or
pieces of the same or any thereof, without the written consent
of the person, persons, partnership or body corporate, whose
name or names or other marks or devices shall be or shall have
been in or upon said kegs, boxes, trays, carriers, crates, founts,
bottles, syphons, jugs, tins, barrels, casks or any other vessels,
or to wilfully break, destroy or otherwise injure any of the
articles mentioned in this section. And any person, persons,
partnership or body corporate, who shall do any of the acts
declared to be unlawful by this section shall be deemed guilty
of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be pun-
ished, for the first offense, by imprisonment of not less than ten
days or more than one year, or by a fine of fifty dollars for
each of such founts, three dollars for each of such kegs, casks
or barrels, and one dollar for each of said boxes, trays, carriers,
crates, bottles, syphons, jugs, tins or any other vessels so
unlawfully used, filled, kept on sale, offered for sale, sold,
bought, given, taken, received, handled in the course of business,
hired, rented, lent, transported, carried in wagons, carts, push-
carts or vehicles of any kind, or taken or collected from ash or
garbage receptacles, or from public or private dumps, cellars,
yards, lots or premises, or kept in stock or otherwise stored, or
otherwise disposed of, dealt in or trafficked in; and for the
second offense and subsequent offenses, by imprisonment for
not less than twenty days nor more than one year, or by a fine
of fifty dollars for each of such founts, and not less than two
dollars nor more than five dollars for each of said kegs, casks,
barrels, boxes, trays, carriers, crates, bottles, syphons, jugs,
tins or any other vessels so unlawfully used and filled, kept
on sale, offered for sale, sold, bought, given, taken, received,
handled in the course of business, hired, rented, lent, trans-
ported, carried in wagons, carts, push-carts or vehicles, of any
kind, or taken or collected from ash or garbage receptacles or
from public or private dumps, cellars, yards, lots or premises,
or kept in stock or otherwise stored, or otherwise disposed of,

 

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