Itinerant Vendors Public General Laws Act Summary
The act defines itinerant vendors as all principals and agents traveling or selling goods in this state from place to place. It excludes sales to dealers, bona fide sample sales, and street hawkers. Violations carry up to $100 fine, up to 60 days in jail, or both. Vendors must obtain state and local licenses, pay deposits and fees, and display licenses publicly. Licenses issued for one year, with records kept and local licenses verified before sales.
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General Assembly
Maorsland
Veheles
S.ate
Board of County
Bell
Court of Common Pleas
Baltimore
Sas
Llere Perons
Public General Laws on itinerant vendors license penalties
Maryland Act details licensing for itinerant vendors, requiring statements of stock value, oath administration, and local license fees based on prior tax valuation. Violations incur fines up to 100 dollars per day, with concurrent court jurisdiction and license expiration on May 1. The act covers deposits, penalties, garnishment, and enforcement by local officials, effective upon passage in 1892.
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Baltimore City
Criminal Court
Seenorghiall
Shea
Cerk
Heensees Go Jong
Srec
General Assembly of
Maryland
Lea Clee
Maryland Act Protecting Union Labels and Trademarks
An act from the Maryland General Assembly prohibits counterfeit or imitation labor labels trademarks or advertising forms used by unions or workingmen associations. Violators face misdemeanor penalties including imprisonment up to one year or fines up to five hundred dollars. It requires burden of proof on the defendant to show lack of knowledge of counterfeit use and preserves recordation of such marks.
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Town Eitier
Goudy
Maryland
General Assembly of
Ful Tora
Dse
Maryland repeal act to amend Justices of the Peace law
An Act to repeal the act of the General Assembly of Maryland from the January session of 1890 titled an act to amend Article fifty two of the Code of Public General Laws regarding Justices of the Peace except in Baltimore City. It proposes a new section eleven A to follow section eleven and to be under the act.
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General Assembly of
Maryland
General Assembly
Baltimore
Maaryland
Iroeiz
Court of Appeals
Circuit Courts
City of
Numiien
Scimbly
Court of Common Commission
Act of
General Assembly of Maryland
Code of Public General Laws
Justices of the Peace
Queen Anne’s
Harford
Talbot
Frederick
Paltmore
General Assembly of Mary Innit
Public General Laws
Drederick
Circuit Court
Howeer
Justice of the Peace
Paskoure
Walla''gbe
Public General Lane
Evil County
Caroline
Kent
Prince George's
Queen Agne’s
Charles and
Harlupd
Spat
Maryland Fraud by Cab Drivers Act Proposed in 1892
A 1892 Maryland proposal adds Section 119A to Article 27 forbidding cab and hackney carriage drivers to charge above rates set by Baltimore’s Board of Police Commissioners. Violations carry a fine up to fifty dollars or up to six months imprisonment, or both, at the court’s discretion. The act would take effect upon passage.
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Code of Public
General Assembly of
Maryland
Artiele
Deivers
Board of Police Commissioners
Baltimore
Repeal and reenactment of Maryland trustee bond provisions
Fragmented quotation from a Maryland act repealing and reenacting section 205 of Article sixteen to require trustees handling trust estates to file a bond with the clerk, double the trust estate value, with approved sureties, ensuring faithful performance, and noting contingencies for sales and cross county property.
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Code of Public General Laws
General Assembly of
Maryland
Lnto
Eny
Repeal and reenactment of militia company formation act
The text describes an act to repeal and reconnect Article 65 Militia provisions with amendments. It outlines forming volunteer companies when enough militiamen meet, electing captains and officers, submitting signed agreements to the adjutant general, and commissioning officers by the governor after oaths of office.
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Brey
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BLY
Stalin
Anid
Maralind
Cpa
Carlton Siatder
House of Deselares
W.G. Parnell
Chariik
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Ee House of Delegates
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Cohn
Carlton Shafer
Parnell
Chapler
W.G. Purnele
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Houe Ot
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Charien
Monse of Delegates
W.G. Purnel
Charrin
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Charren
Carlion
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