1284 LAWS OF MARYLAND. [CH. 740

marketable articles or other commodities; provided, that
no license shall be required of the producer or manufac-
turer of such marketable articles or commodities, and no
license shall be required if the party has already a traders'
license issued by the town. e. All persons, whether they
are persons who travel about or otherwise, not being resi-
dent physicians or druggists of said town, who dispose of
medicines, remedies, nostrums or patent medicines, or who
dispense medical advice on the streets or in other places
of the town; provided, that nothing herein shall prevent the
sale of medicine under an ordinary traders' license; when
the sales are made from a wagon, carriage or other vehicle
a license for it may also be required, d. All persons who
keep livery stables for the hire of horses, carriages or
teams, or who keep feed stables, e. The proprietors of
circuses, either for showing or parading in the town. f.
The proprietors or promoters for any theatrical perform-
ance, troupe or company, and moving-picture exhibition
or public entertainment who charge an admission fee; these
may be required to procure a license for such performance,
exhibition or entertainment, g. The owner or promoter
of every merry-go-round or flying horses, h. All keepers
or owners of bowling alleys, bowling saloons, billiard
saloons, bagatelle saloons and all pool tables and saloons
whether kept or used by a corporation, firm or individual,
and all skating rinks, i. All persons who keep or own any
dray, cart, or wagon or other vehicle for transportation
in said town of goods, merchandise or other personal chat-
tels, j. All telephone and telegraph companies having
offices in said town and doing business therein. (22) To
preserve the cleanliness, health, safety, peace and good
order of the town, and to protect the lives and property of
the citizens thereof; (23) to punish and suppress vagrancy,
gambling and the sale or giving away of spirituous or fer-
mented liquors or lager beer or intoxicating drinks of any
kind within the limits of said town; (24) to purchase,
construct, receive and hold such real and personal prop-
erty including buildings as may be necessary or proper
for municipal or other purposes, and to control, operate,
dispose of and convey the same for the benefit of the town,
and also to establish a market and to regulate the same,
and to license the sale of marketable commodities; (25)
they shall also have power to provide for the codification
of 'all ordinances of said town, and to cause the same to
be printed, together with the charter of the town; (26)
they shall also have power to grant for a period not exceed-
ing ten years, upon such terms, rates, fares and charges and
conditions as may be presented by ordinances, specified