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LAWS OF MARYLAND.

Issue com- mitments.	taining any information necessary to an intelligent discharge of the duties of their office ; they shall have power to issue summons, attachments and commitments to any Sheriff or Constable, who shall serve such process as if issued by a Judge of a Court or a Justice of the Peace, and shall receive the same fees and in the same manner as are al- lowed by law in State cases ; but the officers of Re- gistration shall not charge any fee for the issuing of such process or receive any fees or emoluments for this or any other service they may perform in the proper discharge of their duties, except that provided in this Article.
Report name.	Sec. 16. The Board of Police Commissioners for Baltimore city shall cause every Police Officer in Baltimore city to report to the Commissioners of Police, the name, late residence and occupation of every male adult known to said Police Officer to have died within the limits of his beat, and the name, occupation and late residence of every male adult known to him to have removed from his beat, and whether said adult has removed beyond the limit of the precinct of which his beat forms a part ; and said Police Commissioners shall cause an al- phabetical list to be made of the names, residence and occupation of said adult, according to precinct,
Furnish list.	and delivered to the officers of Registration for each precinct respectively, on or before the first day of the sitting of said officers of Registration, next en- suing, and said Board of Police Commissioners shall detail Police Officers sufficient to preserve order at the places where said officers of Registra- tion for Baltimore city are discharging the duties of their office.
Certificate.	Sec. 17. Said Clerks of Courts and said Register of Wills shall issue under seal to any person ap- plying to them whose name appears on the list of qualified voters in their offices respectively, a certi- ficate that said applicant is a registered qualified vo- ter, which certificate shall, upon presentation to the judges of election entitle the holder to vote at the precinct or district at which he offers to vote pro- vided that he has satisfied said judges that he is the person named in said certificate, and that he has acquired the residence necessary to entitle him to vote at said precinct or district, and that he has