All officers of executive appointment must bond before
the Governor, except otherwise stated. (Article 22, sec-
tion I, P. G. L.; Article 94, sections 2 and 6, P. G. L.;
Article 54, P. G. L., section 7; Article 97, P. G. L., sec-
tion 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 608, 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 81,000; bond to be approved by the County Com-
missioners of Anne Arundel county. (Acts of 1894,
chapter 301, section 171 c.)

OFFICERS WHO DO NOT BOND.

Adjutant-General, Board of Health, State Statistician,
Managers of the Maryland Hospital, Managers of the
House of Correction, two Members of the House of Re-
formation, Commissioners of Fisheries, Commissioners to
take Acknowledgments, County Commissioners, County
School Commissioners, Criers of Courts, Crier of the
Court of Appeals, Board of Dentistry, Managers of House
of Refuge, Justices of the Peace,* Judges of the Orphan's
Court, Presidential Electors, Governor, Members of the
Legislature and their Officers, United States Senators,
Secretary of State, State Reporter, Judges of the Courts,
Senators of the United States, Representatives in Con-
gress, County Surveyors, Tax Commissioner, Trustees of
the Poor, Wreck Master, Measurer of Carts of Baltimore
city.

*Police Justices of Annapolis, Brooklyn, in Anne Arundel county,
and all the justices in Baltimore city are an exception to this rule.
(See table of bonded officers.)