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LAWS OF MARYLAND.

"Brooklyn," to come in after Section 104, and to be desig-

nated Section 105, providing for the appointment of a phy-

sician to render proper medical services to the several police

stations in the Fifth Election District of Anne Arundel

County.

SECTION I. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Mary-

Brooklyn,

land. That a new section to be added to Article 2 of the Code

Anne Arunde
County.

of Public Local Laws, title "Anne Arundel County," sub-title

"Brooklyn," to come in after Section 104, and to be designated

Section 105, to read as follows :

105. The County Commissioners of Anne Arundel County

Appointment
of a physiciat

are hereby authorized and directed to appoint at their first

for police sta-

meeting in May, 1904, and biennially thereafter, one compe-

tions.

tent, reputable physician residing in the Fifth Election Dis-

trict of Anne Arundel County, to serve for two years, or until

his successor shall be duly appointed and qualified, to act as

physician to the police stations located in the First and Third

Precincts of said election district, who shall at all times ren-

der proper medical attention to any person or persons confined

in said police stations, or to any other person or persons at the

request of the Chief of Police and any other proper and com-

petent county official. The police magistrate in said Fifth

Election District shall have power to summon and hold a coro-

ner's inquest only by direction of said physician, upon his cer-

tificate, which shall be sufficient in all cases. The said phy-

Salary.

sician shall receive a monthly salary of thirty-five dollars, and

shall be reimbursed for any incidental expenses that he may

incur, when proper vouchers therefor shall be filed with the

said County Commissioners ; provided, that after this Act shall

go into effect the County Commissioners shall not allow nor

pay the police magistrate of said Fifth Election District any

other compensation than the salary attached to said office, and

that he shall continue to discharge all the duties required of

him otherwise prior to the passage of this Act, both as magis-

trate or as coroner.

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

from the date of its passage.

Approved April 7, 1904.

CHAPTER 285.

AN ACT to repeal Sections 127 and 134 of Article 15 of the

Code of Public Local Laws, title ''Kent County," sub-title