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LAWS OF MARYLAND.—1839.

AN ACT, entitled, an Act to pay Jurors in Baltimore, for removed cases
from Harford County, and for other purposes. — 1839, ch. 265.

County or
city from
which
cause is re-
moved, to
pay ex-
penses.

SEC. 1. Be it enacted, by the General Assembly of Maryland,
That when a cause or prosecution is removed from Harford
county to Baltimore county, for trial, or from Baltimore county
or city of Baltimore, to Harford county, for trial, the county
or city from which the remove is made, shall pay all the ex-
penses of such trial incurred in the paying of jurors, bailiffs,
and the officers of court during the time occupied by such
trials, and also in the paying of witnesses in criminal cases,
where, by law, the county or city is bound to pay the wit-
nesses.

County or
city where
trial is had,
to pay and
collect from
where cause
originated.

SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That the county or city where
the trial is had, or to which the cause or prosecution is re-
moved, shall, in the first place, pay to the jurors, bailiffs, and
all other persons, such portion of the expenses as may be due
to them respectively, in the same manner and at the same time
as if the expenses had accrued from the trial or pendency of a
cause or prosecution originating in such county or city, and
that the county or city from which such cause or prosecution
may be removed, shall pay to the county or city to which the
same may be removed, all such expenses as arise from the
trial or pendency thereof, instead of paying the same to the
persons and individuals for whose per diem, mileage fees, and
services, the same may be due, and the commissioners, treasurer
or other proper officers of said counties or city, are respec-
tively authorized to receive from each other such expenses ;
but the persons and individuals to whom such expenses are to
be paid for per diem, mileage fees, or services, are not to be
delayed in receiving what may be due to them, by reason of
any delay there may be in the said counties or city paying
each other.

AN additional SUPPLEMENT to the ACT, entitled, an Act to authorize the
Governor and Council of Maryland to appoint the Inspectors of Flour
for this State, passed at December session, eighteen hundred and twenty-
five, chapter one hundred and seventy-four. — 1839, ch. 268.
SEC. 1. Be it enacted, by the General Assembly of Maryland,

Flour of
superior
quality to
be branded
'family'.

That from and after the first day of April, eighteen hundred
and forty, it shall be the duty of the general inspector of (lour
in the city of Baltimore, to cause all barrels and half barrels of
flour of a superior quality lo that which is denominated and
branded 'superfine,' to be branded with the word 'family,'
which brand shall be considered the best or finest brand, and
if any person or persons, other than the inspectors of flour duly
appointed, shall place the said brand on any cask, barrel or half
barrel of flour, he shall forfeit and pay to the state a fine of