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1884, ch. 446. P. L. L. (1888), Art. 4, sec. 649.

663. Any person or body corporate, owning or renting from the owner
or his agent, any building or enclosure within the corporation limits of
Baltimore City, and using the same in buying, selling, trading, exchang-
ing, bartering or dealing in horses, geldings, mares or mules, or using the
same in exhibiting or exposing for sale, trade, exchange or barter, horses,
geldings, mares or mules, shall be deemed to be engaged in the business,
trade, occupation and calling of buying, selling, trading, exchanging, bar-
tering and dealing in horses, geldings, mares and mules, under the two
preceding sections, and be held liable for a violation of any of its pro-
visions.

INSTALLATION OF ELECTRICAL APPARATUS AND WIRING.

1906, ch. 244, sec. 1.

663A. The Governor shall, within thirty (30) days after the passage
of this Act, appoint a board which shall be known as the Board of Ex-
aminers and Supervisors, consisting of five (5) persons, for the purpose
of examining into the qualifications and capabilities of all persons who
are engaged or desire to engage in the business of Master Electrician as
defined in Section 663 of this Article. The board so appointed shall be
competent practical electricians of Baltimore City and shall be selected as
follows: two (2) from nominations made by the Electrical Contractors'
Association of Maryland, one (1) from nominations made by the Chief
of the Municipal Electrical Inspectors of Baltimore City, one (1) from
nominations made by the Association of Fire Underwriters of Baltimore
City, and one (1) person residing in Baltimore City, who shall be a
practical journeyman electrician who has served at the business for a
period of not less than ten years and a majority of said Board shall con-
stitute a quorum to transact the business thereof. The term of office of
the members of the first number so appointed shall be as follows: the
nominee from the Underwriters Association, one (1) nominee from the
Electrical Contractors' Association, two (2) years; the nominee from the
Municipal Inspector, one (1) nominee from the Electrical Contractors'
Association, and the person at large two (2) years unless removed for
cause. Should any vacancy occur from any cause during the term of
any Board as herein provided, the Governor shall appoint gome one from
nominations made as above provided to fill such vacancy. The Governor
shall have full power to remove any member of the Board for incompe-
tency or improper conduct upon satisfactory evidence being presented
to him of such condition.

Sections 663A to 663Q, inclusive, of this codification, embody verbatim, respec-
tively, sections 1 to 17. inclusive, of the Act 1906, ch. 244, The Act takes effect
from the date of its passage and repeals inconsistent Acts. The caption assigned
to the Act is intended to facilitate reference thereto.

1906, ch. 244, sec. 2.

663B. The members of said Board shall respectively take and subscribe
the oath required by other State officers. They shall have power to elect