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46

LAWS OF MARYLAND.

CHAP. 47

handled in the course of business, hired, rented, lent, trans-
ported, carried in wagons, carts, push-carts or vehicles, of
any kind, or taken or collected from ash or garbage recep-
tacles or from public or private dumps, cellars, yards, lots
or premises, or kept in stock or otherwise stored, or other-
wise disposed of, dealt in or trafficked in, or by both such
fine and imprisonment, in the discretion of the Court or
justice of the peace before whom such offense is tried. In
the event of a fine or fines being imposed by any Court or
justice of the peace for any offenses under Sections 306 to
314, one-half thereof shall go the State and one-half to the
informer, to be collected as other fines are collected.

314. The provisions of Sections 306 to 314 shall not

To whom this
Act shall not
apply to.

apply to any person who has taken, given, received or is
using such kegs, boxes, trays, carriers, crates, founts, bot-
tles, syphons, jugs, tins, barrels, casks or any other vessels
for the consumption of the mineral, soda or aerated waters,
wine, beer, porter, ale, cider, ginger ale, small beer, lager
beer, weiss beer or other beverages, or milk, cream or their
products, including ice cream, placed therein by the owners,
or who after consumption of said contents is in possession of
the same while awaiting the return to the owners; nor shall
the provisions of Sections 306 to 314 apply to any garbage
man collecting the same in the regular course of his business,
so far as such provisions relate to having such kegs, boxes,
trays, carriers, crates, founts, bottles, syphons, jugs, tins,
barrels, casks or any other vessels in his possession; (pro-
vided it shall be unlawful for any person or corporation to
adopt and register under the provisions of this Act a
description, mark or device that has been .previously or is at
the time of the registering used or in use by any other per-
son or corporation in good faith, whether under the provi-
sions of this Act or otherwise).

SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That this Act shall take effect
from the date of its passage.

Approved March 6, 1906.

CHAPTER 48.

Vetoed.

CHAPTER 49.

Vetoed.



 
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