ditional compensation; ad interim appointment to be
made by the court; he shall enter judgments for State
satisfied, when the same is satisfied by the sureties, to
their use; he shall appear in bills of chancery where
there are no heirs; he shall bring suit on defaulting col-
lectors' bonds when ordered by the Comptroller; he shall
receive commissions for services in such cases; he may
order attachment on judgment against debtors to the
State; he may buy in real estate, but at no more than
the State's demand, sold at the suit of the State; may
lease, sell and convey property so bought. (Articles 10,
8, 16, 81 and 33 of the Code.)

State Vaccine Agent.—Appointed by the Governor by
and with the advice and consent of the Senate: must be
a physician in good standing; must procure good vaccine
virus; must furnish it gratuitously to the physicians of
the State; salary, $600; bond to the State of $3,000, to
be approved by the Comptroller; appointment under the
fifty-day rule. (Article 43, sections 26-34 of the Code.)

Superintendent of Public Buildings.—Shall keep and
guard the public grounds in Annapolis, and the movable
property therein; salary, $1,000, bond, $1,000; an assis-
tant, to take charge of the Governor's mansion and
premises ; salary, $600, one watchman of public buildings
at night, salary, $600; one watchman and policeman
under the direction of the superintendent for such duties
as he may direct, salary $600; a keeper of the steam
house, salary $600; one assistant keeper, salary $600.
The Superintendent shall keep an inventory of the
movable property of the State in the public buildings at
Annapolis, and file a copy with the Secretary of State;
he shall have actual charge of the grounds and buildings,
and all persons, laborers, temporarily, otherwise, or per-
manently employed in and about the State House, as his
assistants, shall be under the supervision of the Superin-
tendent of Public Buildings. (Article 41, sections 18,
22, Code.)

State Librarian.—Appointed by the Governor with
'the advice and consent of the Senate for four years,
and until successor shall be appointed and qualify.
Salary $1,600; appointed under the fifty-day rule. (Article
7, section 3.) His bond is such as the committee of the
Senate and House of Delegates on Library may approve.
The Governor fills vacancy in the office; the State Libra-