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Session Laws, 1983
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HARRY HUGHES, Governor
where a charge is made for playing on the same but the said
charge is returned or is to be returned to the players to be
exchanged with the owner of said table or his agent for money,
drinks, cigars or any other article of merchandise, shall be
considered as gambling, and such tables shall be deemed gaming
tables for the purposes of this article; and the person so
keeping such table shall be liable to the penalty or penalties
prescribed by the public general laws for keeping a gaming table
or other place of gaming or permitting gambling on his or her
premises. (B) IN BALTIMORE CITY, THE FEE FOR A BILLIARDS LICENSE IS
$30. 23. For EXCEPT IN BALTIMORE CITY, FOR every license there shall
be paid the following rates: for every license to travel on foot,
[$100] $299; to travel with a horse or other beast of burden
and wagon or other vehicle, [$150] $300; with two horses or
other beast of burden and wagon or other vehicle, [$200]
$400; and with a motor truck or motor vehicle of any description
whatever, [$300] $600. IN BALTIMORE CITY, A LICENSE TO
TRAVEL ON FOOT IS $150; TO TRAVEL WITH A HORSE OR OTHER BEAST OF
BURDEN AND WAGON OR OTHER VEHICLE, $200; TO TRAVEL WITH TWO
HORSES OR OTHER BEAST OF BURDEN AND WAGON OR OTHER VEHICLE, $250;
AND WITH A MOTOR TRUCK OR MOTOR VEHICLE OF ANY DESCRIPTION
WHATEVER, $400. Provided that the license to travel with a motor
truck or motor vehicle of any description shall be $100 for
residents of Garrett County, and $100 for residents of Worcester
County who vend ice cream therefrom in Worcester County. The
clerk shall supply the licensee in the case of a horse and wagon
or motor truck or motor vehicle, in addition to the license
mentioned in this section, with a metal tag or stamp to be
attached to the vehicle and to be clearly visible. A foot peddler
shall have in his possession at all times the license issued by
the clerk and display the license upon demand of any uniformed
officer of the law. This section does not apply to Anne Arundel,
Prince George's, Baltimore, Cecil, Howard or Montgomery counties. 57. (A) Every person, firm, corporation, association or
copartnership opening, establishing, operating or maintaining two
or more stores or mercantile establishments where goods, wares
and/or merchandise are offered for sale at retail within this
State, under the same general management, supervision, or
ownership, shall pay the license fees hereinafter prescribed for
the privilege of opening, establishing, operating or maintaining
such stores or mercantile establishments. The license fee herein
prescribed shall be paid annually, and shall be in addition to
the license fee prescribed in §§ 35 to 55, both inclusive, of
this article. The EXCEPT IN BALTIMORE CITY, THE license fees
herein prescribed shall be as follows:


 
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