108 NOTARIES PUBLIC—OYSTERS. [ARTS. 68 & 72.

ARTICLE LXVIII.

NOTARIES PUBLIC

8. Notaries may lawfully exercise all functions of his office in any county or city as well as in the county or city for which he is appointed.

10. Fifteen women notaries may be appointed for Baltimore city and five in each of the counties; this section not to apply to Washington county.

1906, ch. 398.

8. A notary may exercise all functions of the office of notary
in any other county or city than the county or city for which
he may be appointed, with the same power and effect in all
respects as if the same were exercised in the county or city for
which he may be appointed.

Approved April 3, 1906.

1902, ch. 112, sec. 12. 1904, ch. 15. 1906, ch. 98.

10. Fifteen women, in all respects qualified, and no more,
shall be eligible as notaries public in the city of Baltimore,
and five women, in other respects qualified, and no more, shall
be eligible as a notary public in each of the counties of the
State; provided, that the provisions of this section shall not
apply to Washington county.

Approved March 22, 1906.

ARTICLE LXXII.

OYSTERS.

Culling. 7. Provisions in regard to culling oysters. 8A. Unmerchantable oysters may not be transported; penalty; prosecutions for prior offenses not to be affected. 9. Repealed.

Locating Oyster Lots. 46. Repealed as to Calvert county bordering on the Patuxent. Potomac. 64. Repealed. 67 A. Regulations for taking oysters in the Potomac river; pen- alties.