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LAWS OF MARYLAND.
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shall not exceed the sum of five dollars on any of the
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aforesaid vehicles for one year.
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SEC. 137. They shall have power to demand a
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license from all persons who vend any articles upon
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the public streets, or who go from hoiise to house to
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make sale of the same, or who expose any articles
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License on
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for sale upon the public streets ; and also upon all
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traders.
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transient traders or itinerant peddlers; provided,
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however, that the license fee in any case shall not
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exceed the sum of twenty-five dollars.
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SEC. 138. They shall have power to demand a
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license from all players or showmen exhibiting with-
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License for
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in said town, and also from all venders of patent
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showmen and
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medicines, and from all travelling persons who dis-
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others.
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pense medicines or medical advice; provided, how-
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ever, that the license fee in any such case shall not
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exceed the sum of fifty dollars.
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SEC. 139. The said Mayor and Council may an-
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May levy.
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nually levy upon the taxable property of the town a
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sum not exceeding thirty cents on every hundred
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dollars worth of assessable property for general pur-
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poses, and such further sum or sums as may be now
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authorized by law for the liquidation o'f the town
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indebtedness ; said taxes, when levied, shall be a lien
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upon property, as now provided by law, and they
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may be collected as State and county taxes are col-
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lected, or by such other means as the Mayor and
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Council may by ordinance adopt.
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Duty of
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SEC. 140. It shall be the duty of the Treasurer to
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Treasurer.
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keep all moneys coming into his hands, separate, and
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to devote them to the purposes for which they were
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levied or collected, and in his annual statement,
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Publish an-
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which shall be published in at least one newspaper
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nual statem't.
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of the town for two weeks prior to the regular muni-
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cipal election, he shall show to the citizens of the
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town that said moneys have been kept distinct, and
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so applied.
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SEC. 141. From any judgment rendered by either
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Appeal.
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of the police justices in enforcement of the ordinances
of the town, an appeal shall lie by the, person
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aggrieved to the Circuit Court for Washington coun-
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ty ; provided, the appeal is entered immediately upon
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