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Session Laws, 1890
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514

LAWS OF MARYLAND.


scription unless the person for whom it is made is actually sick,


or unless such liquor is required by such person as a medicine.


SEC. 417. Any pharmacist, druggist or physician who shall


violate the provisions of the preceding section shall upon indict-

Penalty

ment and conviction thereof be fined not less than one hundred


nor more than five hundred dojlars, and failing to pay such fine


and costs of prosecution forthwith, shall be sentenced to be con-


fined in the Maryland house of correction for a term not exceed-


ing six months; provided, however, that nothing herein shall be


construed to prohibit the sale or gift of liquors to be used in


cases of extreme illness, when delay might be dangerous to such


sick person.


SEC. 418. Any. person who shall sell directly or indirectly, at


any place in Cecil county, or give away directly or indirectly at


the place of business of such person, or any other person, any


spirituous or fermented liquor, without first having obtained a

Penalty

license as required by this act, upon indictment and conviction


thereof, be fined not less than two hundred dollars, nor more than


five hundred dollars, and failing to pay such fine and the costs of


prosecution forthwith, shall be sentenced to be confined in the


Maryland house of correction for a term of not less than six


months, nor more than one year.


SEC. 418 A. No person obtaining a license under this act, shall


knowingly permit minors to enter the bar-room where liquor is


sold, unless said minor is accompanied by the parent or guardian


of such minor, or is an employee of the person holding said license,

Minors

nor shall any person obtaining a license under this act, his agents,


servants or employees, sell directly or indirectly, or give away at


his, their or its place of business or elsewhere, any spirituous or


fermented liquors, alcoholic bitters or intoxicating drinks of any


kind whatsoever, to any minor or to any person known to such


vendor, to be purchasing or receiving such liquors or intoxicating


drink as the agent of, or on behalf of, or at the request of any


minor.


SEC. 419. Any person who shall violate the provisions of the


preceding section, shall, upon indictment and conviction thereof,

Penalty

be fined not less than one hundred dollars, nor more than five


hundred dollars, or be imprisoned in the county jail for not less


than thirty nor more than ninety days, and the license of such per-


son may be suppressed in the discretion of the court.


SEC. 420. No vendor of spirituous or fermented liquors li-


censed under this act, shall sell directly or indirectly any spiritu-

Hours.

ous or fermented liquors to any person known to him to be in-


toxicated at the time, nor shall it be lawful for any such licensed


vendor to keep open the room where spirituous or fermented


liquors are sold, between, the hours of twelve o'clock at night and


six o'clock in the morning, nor to sell directly nor indirectly or



 
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