EDWIN WARFIELD, ESQ., GOVERNOR.

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or by levy, equivalent to cash, on the day of his making his

report as provided in the preceding section; provided, that if

the amount of the constable's fees for services of processes

by him as may appear in his report and the report of the justice

of the peace is less than fifty dollars, then and in that case

such constable shall only receive the amount of fees appearing

by said reports to have been earned by him ; provided, that no

constable shall be allowed nor paid but one fee or costs for all

or any cases that may arise from one incident, disorder or

transaction; and that the justice of the peace of the Sixth

District shall direct his warrant to the constable of the Sixth

District in such cases only where the constable is the complain-

Constable the
complaining

ing witness; but where the warrant shall or may be issued

witness

on the complaint or knowledge of any police officer of An-

napolis then no fee or costs shall be allowed and paid to said

constable.

178E. The police justice of the Fifth District of said county

for his services in criminal cases shall receive from the County

Police justice,

Commissioners the sum of fifty dollars per month, payable in

and fees for
same.

cash, or by levy equivalent to cash, on the day of his making

his report, as hereinbefore provided; and he shall not receive

directly or indirectly any other fees or compensation in crimi-

nal cases of violation of any of the laws of this State; nor

shall he be allowed any additional fee or compensation for

acting as coroner: and all fees of constables for services of

process in criminal cases in the Fifth Election District shall

be paid by the County Commissioners. And all Acts or parts

of Acts inconsistent with this Act are hereby repealed.

SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That this Act shall take effect

from the date of its passage.

Approved April 12, 1904.

CHAPTER 641.

AN ACT to authorize and direct the County Commissioners

of Montgomery County to construct a stone pike road over

the county road between the town of Kensington and the

Wheaton Postoffice, in said county, not less than twelve feet

wide, and to borrow money on the credit of said county for

the construction of said road, and to issue coupon bonds there-

for, and to levy and collect on and from the assessable prop-

erty from the Fifth Collection District of said county an an-

nual tax sufficient to pay said bonds when they mature, and

the interest thereon as it becomes due.