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33. He shall give his personal attendance at the co'nrt-hou.Be
during the hours of business every Tuesday, unless prevented
by sickness or other circumstance beyond his control, and in
case of failure, his office shall be deemed vacated, and the county
commissioners, at their next meeting thereafter, shall appoint
some other person in his place.

34. They shall levy annually such sum of money as they may
deem aumcient to pay the expenses which may be annually in-
curred by the attendance of jurors, bailiffs, and crier in the
Circuit Court for said county.

CRIEB.

35. The crier of the Circuit Court for Harford county, in ad-
dition to his fees, shall be allowed one dollar and fifty cents a
day for each day he shall attend said court, and the same shall
be levied and paid in the same manner and upon the same evi-
dence as the allowance to bailiff's.

ELECTIONS.

36. Harford county is divided into six election districts, ac-
cording to their present bounds and limits, and elections for all
public offices shall be held in each of said districts at the place
therein heretofore established by law for that pnrpoae.

37. The judges and clerks of elections in Harford county shall
each be allowed three dollars a day for each day they act as
auch.

FISH.

38. The county commissioners of Harford county shall appoint
annually a constable in the district adjoining the Bald. Friar
ferry, on the Susquehanna River, whose duty it shall be to ex-
amine every fish pot erected in the river, at least once a week
in the season the young shad usually descend the river, and if
they find any fish nets erected in the river within the limits of
Harford county, not constructed so as to admit the free passage
of young shad, or with the bottom thereof covered with a basket
or any other device, so as to close the opening therein whereby
the young shad may be destroyed, they shall givO notice thereof
to any justice of the peace of the county, who shall upon such
information of said constable, or of any other person on oath,