ART. 13.] FERTILIZERS—FISH. 1329

sold in Harford county, upon the request of the purchaser, a
quantity not exceeding two pounds, which shall be securely
enclosed in a tin or glass vessel and deposited with the said clerk,
who shall properly number the same, but shall affix no other
marks thereto; and the said clerk shall correctly record the
number of the sample, by whom deposited, the date of the
deposit, the name of the article, and such other information as
may be furnished by the depositor of the sample; and he shall
give to the said depositor a receipt for the sample, setting forth
the number by which it is recorded, and the information furn-
ished him in regard thereto by the depositor; for every such
record and receipt he shall be entitled to a fee of fifty cents, to
be paid by the person depositing the sample; the fee to the said
clerk shall be one dollar, to be paid by the person requesting the
said sample to be drawn; the sample so numbered and described
shall be for analysis to compare with the sample deposited with
said clerk, as provided in section 100, and with the certificate
found on the packages from which the sample was drawn.

1883, ch 451.

107. All suits for the recovery of fines under the provisions
of this sub-title of this article shall be brought by the clerk to
the county commissioners in the name of the State of Maryland.

Ibid.

108. In every suit for the recovery of fines or of damages
under the provisions of this sub-title of this article, the clerk to
the county commissioners shall forward to the chemist, selected
under the provisions of section 102 for analysis, the numbered
sample of commercial fertilizer or bone dust deposited with the
said clerk by the party bringing suit; and the sworn report of
the analysis of such commercial fertilizer or bone dust by the
said chemist shall be received as evidence in the case.

FISH.

P. L. L., (1860,) art. 12, sec. 88.

109. The county commissioners shall appoint annually a con-
stable in the district adjoining the Bald Friar ferry, on the Sus-
quehanna river, whose duty it shall be to examine every fish, pot
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