810 LAWS OF MARYLAND. [CH. 411

other establishment equipped with a public dining room and
with facilities and equipment for preparing and serving bona
fide meals to the public wherein the average daily receipts from
the sale of cooked or prepared foods exceed the receipts from
the sale of "alcoholic beverages" provided that in Washington
and Prince George's Counties the Board of License Commis-
sioners shall prescribe the standard of what shall constitute
a restaurant in said County without reference to the average
daily receipts.

(16) The word "beer" means all brewed alcoholic beverages
and shall include, among other things, porter, ale and stout.

(17) The words "in this State", "within the State of Mary-
land", "within the State", or "within this State" shall mean
within the territorial limits of this State and shall include
Federal Reservations which constitute all property ceded by
the State of Maryland to the Federal Government within such
territorial limits.

CLASSES OF LICENSES.

3. (1) MANUFACTURER'S LICENSE. Such a license shall be
issued by the Comptroller and shall authorize the holder there-
of to establish and operate, within this State, a plant for the
brewing, distilling, fermenting, blending, rectifying or bot-
tling of alcoholic beverages at the place therein described, and
to import alcoholic beverages into the State, but such a license
shall not authorize the operation of more than one plant, estab-
lishment or place of business, nor the bottling of beer at any
place, except where the same is brewed except that a distiller
may operate and maintain a rectifying, blending and bottling
plant at a different location from the place where the distillery
is located. Such a license shall also authorize the sale of al-
coholic beverages at the licensed place of business by the manu-
facturer to any other license holder in this State, and the
transportation and delivery from the place of sale to such
license holder or to a common carrier for such delivery. Such
a license shall not authorize a distiller to manufacture, rec-
tify, blend or bottle alcoholic beverages in the name of any
other person unless such person is the holder of a manufac-
turer's license in this State. It shall not authorize the sale of
beverages for consumption on the premises where manufac-
tured or sold, nor the sale and delivery of beverages within
this State to any person other than a license holder under the
laws of this State (or to a dispensary if such establishment
should be authorized in any County), provided, however, that
a manufacturer of alcohol may sell the same to its customers
for bona fide commercial or scientific use, and not for beverage
purposes. The annual fee for such license shall be One Thou-
sand ($1, 000. 00) Dollars and shall be payable to the Comp-