1004 LAWS OF MARYLAND. [CH. 501

hereinbefore in this sub-title provided, the decision of the
Boards of License Commissioners in approving, suspending,
revoking or restricting or refusing to approve, suspend, revoke
or restrict any license, shall be subject to appeal to the State
License Bureau, by the applicant for any license, the licensee,
or not less than ten citizens, voters and real estate owners,
residing in the precinct or voting district in which the place
of business is located or proposed to be located. Upon the
filing of any such appeal, all papers and testimony produced
before the Board of License Commissioners shall be forwarded
to the State License Bureau within thirty days thereof upon
the payment by the appellant or appellants, of all costs inci-
dent to the hearing before the Board of License Commissioners.
Every such appeal shall be heard by the State License Bureau
de novo; but said Bureau shall consider all the papers and
testimony produced before the said Boards. The noting of
an appeal and payment of said costs shall stay the order of the
Board pending the determination of the appeal. It shall be
the duty of the State License Bureau to hear and determine
all such appeals within thirty days from the date of the re-
ceipt of the papers and testimony from the Board originally
hearing the application, complaint or charges, and if the de-
cision appealed from is reversed, the costs paid by the appel-
lants shall be recoverable by the appellants from the appellees,
in a civil action, and failure of the Bureau to determine the
appeal within a period of thirty days, after the record has
been filed as above provided, shall be considered an automatic
affirmance of the local board's decision unless the time has
been extended by the Bureau for a good cause shown.

(b) This section shall be applicable in Dorchester, Prince
George's, Wicomico Counties, and in the first, second, third,
fourth, fifth, seventh and eighth election districts of Anne
Arundel County.

CONSUMERS

156. ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY. In Anne Arundel County
it shall be unlawful for any person to drink, display, or be in
possession of, on the licensed premises of any licensed holder,
any alcoholic beverages not purchased from the license holder
on said premises, and likewise, it shall be unlawful for any
license holder to permit any person, to drink, display, or be
in possession of, any alcoholic beverage not purchased from
the said license holder on the premises covered by the license
which he holds. Premises for the purposes of this section
shall include, any building, parking lot, picnic grounds, ter-
race or grounds which form an integral part of the licensed
premises. This section shall apply to the first, second, third,