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1872, ch. 153. P. L. L. (1888), Art. 4, sec. 520. 1916, ch. 207.

583. It shall be the duty of each inspector to keep a correct record of
the locations of all boilers in his district, when each boiler was inspected,
the condition of the same at the time of inspection, the instructions given
to the engineers in charge, the certificates issued, the amount of steam
pressure allowed in each certificate, and the boilers condemned or ordered
to be repaired; also a correct account of all money received or paid out;
and they shall report the same to the Commissioner of Labor and Statistics,
which shall in turn report the same to the State Comptroller. All appa-
ratus, appliances, records, documents, papers, moneys, and all other prop-
erty and things now in the hands of the steam boiler inspectors, shall, as
soon as this Act becomes effective, be transferred to and taken possession
of by the Commissioner of Labor and Statistics.

1874, ch. 96. P. L. L. (1888), Art. 4, sec. 521. 1916, ch. 207.

584. The inspectors shall each receive such annual salary as the Com-
missioner of Labor and Statistics shall deem proper; and all moneys col-
lected, shall be paid to the said Commissioner, and, after deducting the
necessary incidental expenses of the office shall be paid over to the Treas-
urer of the State.

1872, ch. 153. P. L. L. (1888), Art. 4, sec. 522.

585. Nothing in this sub-division of this Article shall conflict with the
ordinance of the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore which requires-
their permission for the erection of steam boilers in that city.

1886, ch. 503. P. L. L. (1888), Art. 4, sec. 523.

586. Every steam boiler insurance company doing business in this
State shall have a resident inspector, whose duty it shall be to make in-
spections of steam boilers submitted for insurance to such steam boiler
insurance company; and any owner or renter of a steam boiler who has
the same insured in a steam boiler insurance company doing business in
this State, in compliance with the laws thereof, and having a resident
inspector and an established system of inspection, must immediately after
the first annual inspection in each year by such resident inspector of such
steam boiler insurance company, present to the State inspector of the
district in which the said steam boilers are located, the certificate of
inspection of the said company; and the said company shaill be charged
and chargeable with a fee of one dollar for each and every boiler so
inspected and insured, which shall be paid to the State Inspector with
such certificate; provided, that when there is more tham one steam boiler
belonging to the same owner or renter so insured, then the fee so charge-
able to the insurance company shall be one dollar per boiler for the first
five, and one dollar for each additional, five or fraction thereof over and
above the first five; and upon the acceptance of the provisions of this
section by the owner or renter of said steam boiler, the said owner or
renter shall be exempted from the requirements of this subdivision of this
Article.