1050 LAWS OF MARYLAND.

shall not again be granted a license under the provision of this
Act within two years from the time of such revocation. Re-
monstrances may be filed with the said clerk against any kind
of a license under this Act at any time after such license has
been granted, and as soon thereafter as practicable the Court
shall set the same down for hearing, and when upon such hear-
ing the court shall, in its discretion, determine that the public
welfare and the peace and good order of the community require
it, revoke such license, and the person whose license is so re-
voked shall not again be granted a license under this Act
within two years from the date of such revocation, unless so
otherwise ordered by. the court; provided, however, that when
the license is so revoked, the licensee shall be entitled to a
return of the unearned portion of the license fees paid, and
a certified copy of the order of said court revoking said license
together with a statement of the clerk thereof as to the amount
due shall be sufficient warrant to the officers to whom said
license fees had been paid respectively for repayment of said
unearned license fee. In. the trial of all remonstrances, evi-
dence of general reputation of the applicant or applicants,
licensee and house shall be admissible in evidence. It is the
intention of this Act that licensees to sell spirituous and fer-
mented liquors under article 56 of the Code of Public General
Laws of the State of Maryland for the year 1904 shall in
all respects be subject to the conditions, provisions and pen-
alties of this Act.

SEC. 325F. And be it enacted, That any person or persons
doing business under a license issued under the provisions of
this Act shall not permit any other person who has been re-
fused a license under said provisions or whose license has been
revoked under the provisions of this Act, to have any interest
whatever in said business; and if it be shown to the Circuit
Court for Washington county by satisfactory proof that any
such person or persons has or have any interest in said busi-
ness carried on under a license issued under the provisions of
this Act, said court shall, after giving the party holding such
license fifteen days' written notice, revoke the same.

SEC. 325G. And be it enacted, That any person or persons
holding a license issued under the provisions of this Act may
assign the unexpired term thereof to another, provided that
said assignee shall comply with all the requirements and pro-
visions of this Act in the same manner as is hereby required
of an original applicant for a license under this Act, and upon
such transfer the license so transferred shall have the consent
of the clerk of the Circuit Court for Washington county in-
dorsed thereon, and such assignee shall in every respect be