246 LAWS OF MARYLAND. CH, 192

REPORT AND RETURN.

To................................................. Esq., Justice of the peace for

Worcester County.

This Return and. Report, made this............................. day of

............................... 19....... is to certify, That pursuant and in obedi-
ence to the commands of the annexed warrant to me di-
rected, I did on the.................. day of.............................. 19....... enter

and search the place and premises described in said war-
rant and found and seized the following, to wit: (here set
forth what was found and seized), and do forthwith bring
the same and one........................................................... the person in

whose custody the same were found, before you.

(person serving warrant)"

111. Such liquor and means used for the sale of the
same be held subject to the order of such Justice of the
Peace to be used as evidence in the prosecution of any case
before him or the court for the violation of this sub-title,
and any such or the possession of any such liquor or the
means, materials and instrumentalities for manufacturing,
transporting, dispensing, handling or otherwise disposing
of the same or the paraphernalia or part of the parapher-
nalia of a barroom or drinking saloon shall constitute prima
facie evidence of the violation of the provisions of this sub-
title as charged or presented. If fluids be poured out or
otherwise destroyed when the premises, place or thing are
searched or about to be searched, said fluids shall be held
prima facie to be intoxicating liquor and intended for sale
in violation of this sub-title.

112. If upon final judgment of the Justice of the Peace,
or Court, the accused shall be found guilty, the intoxicat-
ing liquor seized from him shall, after the time for appeal
has expired and if no appeal is taken, be ordered to be de-
stroyed, and the other property shall be held as the prop-
erty of the accused or owner. If the accused shall be
found not guilty, the whole of the property seized shall be
returned to the person from which it was taken. When
any liquor shall have been seized by virtue of such war-
rant, the same shall not be discharged or returned to any
person claiming the same by reason of any alleged insuffi-
ciency in the description in the complaint or warrant of the
liquor or place, but the claimant shall be entitled to a hear-
ing when the case is tried.

113. If no one is found in possession of the premises,
place, or thing where intoxicating liquor may be found,