PHILLIPS LEE GOLDSBOROUGH, GOVERNOR. 287

Fees for Operators.

138. The following fees shall be paid to the Commissioner
of Motor Vehicles for licenses to operate motor vehicles in the
State: Two dollars to operate vehicles other than motorcycles,
and one dollar to operate motorcycles; provided, however, that
any one who, before this sub-title becomes effective, has paid
for and obtained a license to operate motor vehicles in this
State, or has obtained an owners' certificate or registration, can,
by making the application required in section 137 of this sub-
title and by surrendering such certificate of license to the Com-
missioner of Motor Vehicles, receive therefor, without cost,
an operators' license under this sub-title; subject, however, to
the other provisions of the said section 137.

Such license shall be good until suspended or revoked as
hereinafter provided, and shall not be required to be renewed
annually, provided, however, that the foregoing provisions of
this section shall not apply to professional chauffeurs or oper-
ators, but the latter shall be required annually to obtain an
operator's license as provided in section 137, and shall pay
annually therefor the sum of $5.00. Professional chauffeurs
or operators, as here used, shall mean any person operating or
running a motor vehicle for another for salary or wages, and
also any person operating or running a motor vehicle, whether
his own or anothers, for hire or profit.

SEC. 138A. It shall be the duty of said Commissioner of
Motor Vehicles to publish in a pamphlet from the first week
in each and every calendar month, for public distribution, a
complete list of all the names of those persons to whom licenses
have been issued during the previous month, whether owners
of such vehicles or otherwise, together with the numbers of the
licenses, the names of the machines and the names of the man-
ufacturers of the same, horse power of the machine, and such
other information he may deem to be of public interest, and
in the same pamphlet he shall also publish a complete and
accurate list of all operator's licenses issued by him. In the
same pamphlet shall also be published the aggregate amount of
money received by said commissioner for the issuance of said
licenses during the previous month, and that at least six copies
of said lists shall be sent monthly to the Board of Police Com-
missioners for Baltimore City and at least three copies be
sent to the sheriff of each of the different counties of this State.

And once in each three months such publications shall be
made to include and show all such licenses of every sort who
may have such licenses at that time and that five copies of each
such quarterly publication shall be sent free to the sheriff