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vacancy the appointee to bond to the approval of the Governor.
Article 55, section 2 and 3, of the Code.

State Treasurer has a bond of $200, 000, to be approved by the
-Governor, and recorded in the office of the clerk of the Court
of Appeals. Article 95, sections 2 and 5, of the Code.

State Wharfinger bonds for $5, 000, to be approved by the
Governor and filed by the Secretary of State amongst the papers
and documents in his charge. Article 98, sections 2 and 3, of the
Code.

Measurer of Oysters shall give $3, 000 bond to the State, but
the Act does not designate who shall approve it, nor where it
shall be recorded. Article 72, section 58.

State Vaccine Agent bonds for $3, 000; bond to be ap-
proved by the Comptroller. Article 43, section 26 to 34, of the
Code.

Weigher of Grain. —The Weigher General bonds for $10, 000,
and his assistants for $5, 000, to be approved by the Comptroller.
Article 4, sections 445, 469, P. L. L.

Inspectors of Say and Straw bond for $2, 000, the one at
Canton for an additional $1, 000 for weighing livestock; only
the last bond is specified before whom it shall be. The $1, 000 is
to be approved by the Comptroller. Article 4, section 470 to
487, of the Code.

Special Collectors of State Taxes bond under approval of the
Governor. See Acts of 1868, chapter 336.

All officers of executive appointment must bond before the
Governor, except otherwise stated. Article 22, section 1, P. G.
L.; Article 94, sections 2 and 6, P. G. L.; Article 54, P. G. L.,
Section 7; Article 97, P. G. L., section 2; Article 48, P. G. L.,
section 458, Maryland Code.

Justices of the Peace in Baltimore city give bond to the State
of Maryland for $5, 000; bond to be approved by the judge of
the Superior Court of Baltimore city. Article IV, section 60j8
P. L. L.

Justices of the Peace (two police) for Annapolis city, bond
for $2, 000; bond to be approved by the County Commissioners
of Anne Arundel county. Acts of 1892, Chapter 334, section
171 A,

Justice of the Peace (one police), for Brooklyn, bonds for
$1, 000; bond to be approved by the County Commissioners of
Anne Arundel county. Acts of 1894, Chapter 301, section
171 e.