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300 HEALTH. [ART. XLIII
per annum, or more, he shall receive ten cents for each birth or death
recorded in his register, instead of twenty-five cents.
The deputy local registrar shall receive for performing the services
required under this sub-title the following fees: For each proper and
correct certificate of death or birth delivered by him to the local reg-
istrar as provided in this sub-title, the sum of twenty-five cents, to be
paid by the County upon warrant of the County Commissioners.
The local registrar shall receive for performing the services required
under this sub-title the following fees: For each proper and correct
record of birth or death as provided in this sub-title, except those trans-
mitted to him by any deputy local registrar, the sum of twenty-five
cents, to be paid by the County upon warrant of the County Commis-
sioners, and in the case where such records are transmitted by the
deputy local registrar such deputy local registrar shall receive such fee
in his stead. For each transcript of a birth or death as provided in
Section 9 of this Article to be transmitted to the county registrar, the
local registrar shall receive the sum of ten cents, to be paid by the
County upon warrant of the County Commissioners. The State Reg-
istrar shall certify to each county, local and deputy local registrar quar-
terly, if it shall be considered expedient, the number of properly exe-
cuted certificates of births and deaths received from each county, local
or deputy local registrar for which fees are provided by this Section for
the year or portion of a year included.
The State Registrar shall certify on each certificate the total amount
owing to the person to whom such certificate is issued, provided that
the State Registrar shall certify separately the number of incomplete,
defective or belated certificates, and for such incomplete, defective or
belated certificates a fee shall be certified equal to one-half the amount
of compensation provided in this Section for proper and correct certifi-
cates and records of births and deaths.
Local and deputy local registrars are entitled to receive a fee of
twenty-five cents from the applicant for each burial permit issued upon
the presentation of a transportation permit from the District of Colum-
bia or any other State, and for each disinterment permit issued in
accordance with the provisions of Section 13 of this Article.
Miscellaneous.
1904, art. 43, sec. 23. 1888, art. 43, see. 10. 1886, ch. 22, sec. 3. 1902, chs. 475,515.
1916, ch. 245.
34. Such local boards of health shall each appoint in the month of
May, 1916 and biennially thereafter, a health officer who shall be a
well-educated physician and who by virtue of his appointment shall be
secretary and executive officer of the local board of health, and in the
event of vacancy, a successor for the unexpired term shall be appointed
by the local board of health, as soon as practicable. The health officer
shall hold office for two years from the date of appointment, but may
be removed by the State Board of Health for cause upon charges made
and considered at a regular meeting of said board. And it shall be the
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