BONDED OFFICERS OF THE STATE.

POLICE COMMISSIONERS OF BALTIMORE CITY. Bond
$10,000, to be approved by the Judge of the Superior
Court of Baltimore and recorded by the clerk of that
court. (Article 4, P. L. L., section 722.)

AUCTIONEERS IN BALTIMORE CITY. Bond $5,000 and
$10,000 in specified cases, to the State, with the State
Treasurer. (Article 4, sections 83-85, P. L. L.)

CLERKS OF COURTS. Bond $14,000, to be approved by
the judge of the Circuit Court, and recorded in the Clerk
of Court's oflice; and copy to be furnished to the Comp-
troller. (Article 17, section 14 of the Code.)

CLERK OF COURT OF APPEALS. To bond biennially; to
be approved by the judges of the Court of Appeals, and
recorded in that Court. No amount is named in the
Constitution or the Code. He bonds by custom for $8,000.
(Article 17, section 41 of the Code.)

COMMANDER OF THE STATE FISHERY FORCE. Bond
$10,000. to be approved by one of the judges of the Circuit
Court, and to be filed with the Comptroller. (Article 72,
section 32 of the Code.)

COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE. Bond, $20,000; but the
statute does not say before whom or where filed. (Article
23, section 121, of Code.)

COMMISSIONER OF THE LAND OFFICE shall bond to the
State, with security to be approved by the Governor, and
the bond shall be kept in the State Department, for
$2,000. (Article 54, section 10, of Code.)

COMPTROLLER shall give bond of $50,090, to be ap-
proved by the Governor, and recorded in the office of the
clerk of the Court of Appeals. (Article 19, sections I
and 2, of Code.)

CONSTABLES must each give bond of $2,000, and their
bonds must be approved by the County Commissioners
in the counties, and recorded in the office of the clerk of
the Circuit Court. In the city of Baltimore, approved by
the judge of the Superior Court and recorded in the
office of the clerk of the Superior Court. (Article 20,
section 2, of Code.)

CORONERS in counties give bond of $3,000, to be ap-
proved by the judges of the Orphan's Court, and in Bal-
timore recorded in the office of the clerk of the Superior
Court, and in the counties in the office of the clerk of the