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LAWS OF MARYLAND.


SEC. 145. Such notice, whether served personally


or filed with the justice of the peace as aforesaid,


shall, during its existence, inure to the benefit of all

Inure to per-

persons interested, the same as if a notice had been

sons interest-

served by each ; and if any justice of the peace fail

ed.

or refuse to make such record, as herein provided,


he shall, upon conviction thereof, be fined not more


than ten nor less than five dollars.


SEC. 146. A married woman shall have the same


right to bring suits and control the same, and the

Married wo-

amount recovered, as a femme sole ; and all damages

man's rights.

recovered by a minor under this act shall be paid


either to such minor or to his or her parent, guardian


or next friend, as the court shall direct.


SEC. 147. Any saloon keeper, grocer or other per-


son who publishes the fact of any notice has been


given, as provided in the foregoing sections, by post-


ing such notices in any saloon, grocery or other

Pine for pub-

place, or by printing or causing the same to be

lishing, &c.

printed in any newspaper, circular, or in any other


way gives publicity to the fact that such notice has


been given, shall, upon conviction thereof, be fined


not less than ten nor more than fifty dollars for each


offence.


SEC. 148. For all fines, costs and damages assessed


against any person in consequence of the sale of in-


toxicating liquors, as provided in the foregoing sec-


tions, suit may be brought upon the bond filed by


said person, according to the provisions of section

Fines may be

one hundred and thirty-four, if said person has ap-

brought a-

plied for and received license under the provisions

gainst bond.

of said section ; but if he or she has not filed such


bond, then the real estate and personal property of


such person, of every kind, without exception or


exemption, shall be liable to execution on any


judgment recovered, and said judgment shall be a


lien upon such real estate until it is paid.


SEC. 149. From and after the passage of this act

Duty of

it shall be the duty of the grand jury in and for Gar-

grand jury.

rett county, at its several sessions, diligently to en-


quire into, and present and indict all persons


violating any of the provisions of this act, and of the



 
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