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less ten dollars; provided that no refund shall be allowed or
paid upon a surrender of such license unless the same shall
have at least one full calendar month yet to run. And upon
the surrender of said license and the filing of said petition,
the said Judge or Judges shall thereupon compute the amount
of refund then due on said license for the unexpired term
thereof, less ten dollars, and shall execute duplicate vouchers
therefor, showing the name of the person to whom the original
license was issued, the number of said license, the date when
issued, the amount paid therefor and the date when surren-
dered for cancellation, together with the amount of refund
due thereon at such date as computed by said Judge or Judges,
and a warrant to the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Baltimore
County, directing him to pay said refund as set forth in said
vouchers, to the holder of the license so entitled, and one of
said vouchers the said Judge or Judges shall deliver to the
person entitled thereto, together with said warrant to the said
Clerk, and the other of said vouchers said Judge or Judges
. shall immediately transmit, together with the surrendered
license, to the said Clerk, and the said Clerk, upon the pre-
sentation and surrender to him of the said voucher and war-
rant, given to the said petitioner, shall pay to him, or his rep-
resentatives or assigns, the amount called for by such vouchers
and warrant, out of such funds from the proceeds of liquor
license fees as may be in his hands as Clerk of said Court at
the time, or if insufficient funds are in his hands at the time
of presentation of such voucher and warrant, then out of the
first funds from the proceeds of liquor license fees that come
into his hands, and in his next regular statement and account-
ing to the State of Maryland, he shall be entitled to full credit
for the amount thus paid; such warrants to be paid in the order
in which they are issued.

SEC. 4. And be it further enacted, That any person, who
shall suffer or undergo imprisonment, as provided by law, for
the purpose of serving out unpaid fines imposed upon such
person in consequence of more than one conviction for viola-
tions of this Act, shall suffer or undergo such imprisonment
for and according to the aggregate amount of all fines imposed
upon such person for all the violations of which he may be con-
victed; provided, however, that such imprisonment for said
aggregate amount shall not exceed six months.

SEC. 5. And be it further enacted, That all prosecutions
pending at the time of the passage of this Act for any viola-