ELIHU E. JACKSON, ESQUIBE, GOVERNOR.

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151 L. Nothing in this act shall be construed to authorize any

sale or barter or giving away of any spirituous or fermented

liquor on the Sabbath day, commonly called "Sunday," or on the

Not to au-
thorize

day of election held in said county under the constitution and

laws of this State, or of the United States.

151 M. On any prosecution under this act, it shall only be

necessary to state that the traverser did sell or give away spiritu-

Need not
specify.

ous or fermented liquors without specifying the particular kind

or quality of liquor sold or given away.

151 N. All fines imposed and collected under this act shall be

To whom

paid to the county commissioners of Kent county for the use of

paid.

said county.

151 O. All prosecutions for violation of any of the provisions

of this act shall be upon presentment and indictment, and it shall
be the duty of any justice of the peace for Kent county, upon

information received and confirmed by the oath of a credible

Prosecu-

witness, to have any person arrested and committed to the county

tions.

jail for a violation of the provisions of this act, unless such per-

son shall give sufficient bail or recognizance with sureties to ap-

pear before the circuit court for Kent county at the next suc-

ceeding term thereof to answer the charge.

SEC. 6. And be it enacted, That this act shall take effect from

Effective

the date of its passage.

Approved April 8, 1890.

CHAPTER 518.

AN ACT to refund to John C. Eraley and Ennals Collins, heirs

of Henry Collins and William A. Travers, certain moneys

erroneously paid into the treasury.

WHEREAS, by a special warrant issued out of the land office of

Maryland, on the fifteenth day of April, eighteen hundred and

sixty-one, to Wm. H. Travers, Henry Collins, John C. Praley,

John E. Davis, Ennals Collins and John Prayler, for five hun-

dred acres of vacant land lying in Dorchester county, said land

Preamble.

being covered by water; a survey was had under and by virtue

of said warrant on the eighteenth day of June, eighteen hundred

and sixty-one, and a certificate returned into the land office of

Maryland for one hundred and fifty-eight acres and thirty-eight

perches of land, that said certificate was duly examined and passed

upon by the Hon. W. L. W. Seabrooks, the then commissioner of

the land office, and that on the eleventh day of April, eighteen

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