1884 How to mix drinks. Bar keepers' handbook (1884)

as provided iii section four of this Act. And such provis- ions of existing laws as are applicable to persons who might thereby be licensed to sell intoxicating liquors to be drank upon the premises shall be applicable to persons who may be licensed under this Act, except as such laws are modified by the terms of this Act.

§ 6. This Act shall take effect immediately.

SECTION XI. After an innkeeper's license expires, he is not liable for selling without license, by reason of the commissioners' neglect to meet.

Mayor, &c, of New York, 4 E. D. Smith, 142. Same case, 1 Abbots, Prac. R., 344.

SECTION XXI.

No recovery for liquor trusted. Section 21. No inn, tavern or hotel keeper who shall trust any person, other than those who may be lodgers in his house, for any sort of strong or spirituous liquors or wine, shall be capable of recovering the same by any suit. All securities given for such debts shall be void; and the inn, tavern or hotel keeper taking such securities with in- tent to evade this provision shall forfeit double the sum in- tended to be secured thereby. (Sec. 10, chap. G28, 1857.)

SECTION XX.

To put up a sign.

Section 20. Every inn, tavern or hotel keeper licensed under the provisions of this Act shall, within thirty days