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and efficiency in the business
of their offices. He shall
have the supervision of the
Tobacco Warehouses, and
all other buildings used for
inspection and storage pur-
poses by the State; and may,
at the discretion of the Leg-
islature, have the supervision
of all public buildings, now
belonging to, or which may
hereafter be erected by the
State. He shall frequently
inspect such buildings as are
committed to his charge, and
examine all accounts for
labor and materials required
for their construction, or re-
pairs.
Sec. 5. He shall inquire
into the undeveloped re-
sources of wealth of the
State of Maryland more
especially concerning those
within the limits of the
Chesapeake Bay and its
tributaries, which belong to
the State, and suggest such
plans as may be calculated
to render them available as
sources of revenue.
Sec. 6. He shall make
detailed reports to every
General Assembly within the
first week of its session, in
reference to each of the
subjects committed to his
charge, and he shall also
report to the Governor, in
the recess of the Legislature,
all abuses, or irregularities,
which he may find to exist
in any Department of public
affairs, with which his office
is connected.
Sec. 7. The office hereby
established shall continue for
four years from the date of
the qualification of the first
incumbent thereof; and shall
then expire, unless continued
by the General Assembly.
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