252 CORPORATIONS. [ART. 23

gency caused by accident, fire, flood or danger to life or property, and
for such extra service in case or cases of such emergency, such employe
or employes who shall work on extra days by reason of such emergency

shall be paid in addition to his regular compensation for and during
the calendar month in which such extra service shall be rendered an
amount equal to his average daily compensation for each day during
which he performs such extra service. Any person or persons, com-
pany, corporation or association, who shall violate any of the provisions
of this Section shall on conviction pay a fine of not less than one hun-
dred dollars ($100) for each violation thereof, and such fine shall be
recovered by an action of debt in the name of the State of Maryland
for the use of the State, which shall sue for it against such person,
Company, corporation or association violating this Section, said suit
to be instituted in any court of this State having appropriate jurisdic-
tion, and such fine when recovered, as aforesaid, shall be paid without
any deduction whatever, one-half thereof to the informer and the bal-
ance thereof to be paid into the public school fund of the State of Mary-
land.

See section 331.

326.

See article 23, sections 330A, 330B and 435A.

1914, ch. 667.

330A. Every railroad corporation owning, controlling or operating
a railroad in this State shall keep for sale mileage books, good for one
thousand or less miles of travel, and all such mileage books shall entitle
the holder or bearer thereof, or any person or persons accompanying
said holder or bearer, to travel on the presentation of said mileage
book on the passenger trains of the railroad owned, controlled or oper-
ated by such corporation issuing said book and all the lines thereof
for the number of miles equal to the coupons detached or cancelled by
the conductor of such railroad, and such conductor shall not detach or
cancel from such mileage book more miles than the number of miles
traveled, and such mileage book shall entitle the holder or bearer there-
of and the parties entitled to use the same to the same rights and
privileges in respect to the transportation of themselves and baggage
or property to which the holders of the highest class ticket issued by
such corporation is entitled.
See section 326, et seq.

1914, ch. 667.
330B. In the event of any railroad corporation owning, controlling

or operating a, line or lines in this State shall refuse or neglect to issue
a mileage book granting all the privileges prescribed in this law upon
the demand for the same and a tender therefor of the prevailing price
charged by said railroad corporation for any other class of mileage
books at time of such demand, or in violation of any of the provisions