560 LAWS OF MARYLAND. [CH. 474

container or less and five and one-third cents (51/3$) for
each container in excess of 12 ounces but not in excess of
32 ounces, which additional tax shall be paid to the Board
of County Commissioners of Garrett County for the gen-
eral use of the county before any beer shall be delivered
into Garrett County. The payment of such tax shall be
evidenced by the use of tax paid crowns or stamps and the
method to be used shall be approved by the Comptroller.

51A. No retail license shall be granted in Garrett
County to any person or persons until such person or per-
sons shall have executed a bond to the State of Maryland
in the penal sum of One Thousand Dollars ($1, 000. 00),
with two sufficient sureties to be approved by the Board
of License Commissioners for Garrett County, conditioned
for the faithful observance of all the laws of this State
relating to the sale or furnishing of beer, or other alco-
holic beverages and to pay all costs, fines, and penalties
which may be imposed upon him or them on any warrant
or indictment for violation of this Article or any other
Act of Assembly relating to selling or furnishing beer or
any other alcoholic beverage in Garrett County, and the
said bond when so 'approved shall be deposited with said
Board of License Commissioners who shall record the same
in a book to foe kept by it for that purpose, and the record
thereof, or a duly certified copy, shall be evidence in any
Court of Law; but no person shall be accepted as a surety
on any such bond who is interested in or engaged in the
manufacture or sale of alcoholic beverages and no person
shall be accepted as surety on more than one bond in any
one year, provided further that any surety company, incor-
porated under the laws of the State of Maryland, and duly
organized may act as sole surety upon the license bond or
license bonds required by this Article, and such bonds shall
be approved by the Board of License Commissioners for
Garrett County in the same manner as if there were two
person sureties thereon.

59. (Revocation—Disqualifications. ) When the license
issued under the provisions of this Article has been re-
voked, such licensee shall not at any time thereafter be
entitled to obtain any other license under the provisions
•of this Article, and no other person shall be entitled to
obtain such a license for the same premises until after the
expiration of six months from the date of such revocation
and not at all in the discretion of the said Comptroller,
Board of License Commissioners for the city or county or
Bureau of State Licenses as the case may be. Any licensee
in Garrett County who is convicted of violating any pro-