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84 REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE TREASURY
STATEMENT "II"—Continued
The following is a report of Baltimore City and the Counties, individually and collectively
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BALTIMORE
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CITY
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Total number of delinquents reported
Total amount of money reported
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301
$20, 387 27
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Total amount of penalty reported
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„$4, 083 88
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COUNTIES
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Number
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Penalty
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Amount
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County
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Delinquents
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Collected
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Reported
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Allegany
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134
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$502 94
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$3, 744 64
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Anne Arundel
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223
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40912
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4, 163 76
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Baltimore
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239
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1, 301 98
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5, 277 26
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Calvert
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32
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4446
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1, 043 88
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Caroline
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45
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9799
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1, 237 86
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Carroll
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19
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303 17
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72810
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Cecil
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39
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28001
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80623
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Charles
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39
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3305
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80484
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Dorchester
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40
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16033
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1, 268 03
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Frederick
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49
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39120
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1 450 43
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Garrett
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29
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9691
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49310
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Harford
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28
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41007
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61332
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Howard
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38
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19562
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55087
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Kent
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31
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3326
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60852
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Montgomery
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55
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71043
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1, 892 29
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Prince George's
Queen Anne's
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26
23
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42544
17129
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1, 047 11
70950
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Somerset
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44
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26664
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1, 192 65
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St Mary's
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22
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2286
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40093
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Talbot
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41
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30794
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1, 051 80
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Washington
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94
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46330
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2, 510 76
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Wicomico
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103
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17490
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1, 898 42
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Worcester
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107
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6365
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2, 740 81
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Total
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1, 500
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$6, 866 56
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$36, 235. 11
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RECAPITULATION
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Baltimore City
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Total amount reported
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$20, 387 27
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Total number firms, persons and corporations found without the necessary license
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301
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Total penalty collected
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4, 083 88
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Counties
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Total amount reported
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$36, 235 11
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Total number firms, persons and corporations found without the necessary license
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1, 500
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Total penalty collected
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$6, 866 56
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Total number delinquents found by State License Inspectors
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1, 801
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Total number of licenses issued as a result of this work _
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2, 998
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Total amount collected in Baltimore City (including penalty)
Total amount collected in the Counties (including penalty)
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$20, 387 27
36, 235 11
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Grand Total
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$56, 62238
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The Vending Machine License Law, enacted by the General Assembly of 1941, is not being en-
forced at this time because the question of the constitutionality of the law is now pending m the
Courts
The Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, Baltimore, and the Clerks of the Courts throughout
the State have given us splendid co-operation m administering the license laws, and in all matters
pertaining to licenses
Respectfully submitted,
FRANK P BRATTEN,
Chief Inspector State Licenses
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