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ordinances of said city, according tr the tenor of the commitment, and
in the same manner and under the same regulations as persons committed
for a violation of the laws of the State.

P. L. L., 1888, Art. 11, sec. 238. 1896, ch. 31, sec. 238. 1918 Code, sec. 346

321. In all cases in which any person shall be found guilty of violating
any of the ordinances of the corporation of Frederick, it shall be lawful
for the justice of the peace of election district number two in Frederick
County, trying said cause, upon conviction of the offender, to impose the
fine prescribed by the particular ordinance under which said person is
tried, and upon failure or refusal of the party convicted thereof to pay
such fine and costs to commit the person convicted to the jail of Fred-
erick County for the time prescribed by said ordinance, unless the person
so convicted shall pay such fine and costs before the day limited in such
commitment, in which case the justice who tried the cause shall issue his
order to the Sheriff to release said person.

1917, ch. 4, sec. 2. 1918 Code, sec. 347.

322. In Frederick City, the justice of the peace who tried and com-
mitted a vagrant or other offender of a municipal law or ordinance is
hereby authorized and directed, whenever practicable, to make an assign-
ment of such person to employment on the county roads or on the streets
of the city, and the Sheriff or other officer into whose custody said person
has been committed is hereby ordered to comply with any such order for
assignment, and the person ordered to work by the Justice of the Peace
is to be guarded, if he works upon the streets of the city, by the Superin-
tendent of Streets or by any other person deputized by the 'Sheriff, and
if he works upon the roads of the county, then he shall be guarded by the
Road Supervisor of the district in which the said person works, and the
Sheriff is hereby authorized to deputize for this purpose any one of the
said officials or other persons to take charge of the said persons while so
employed.

Appeals.

P. L. L., 1888, Art. 11, sec. 253. 1896, ch. 31, sec. 253. 191S Code, sec. 348.

323. In all appeals from the judgment of the justice to the Circuit
Court for Frederick County, the party appealing shall give bond with at
least two sureties, to be approved by said justice, in a penalty double the
amount of the fine imposed, and the cost which may accrue on such appeal,
which penalty shall be adjudged by such justice and conditioned that if
the party appealing shall not prosecute such appeal with effect at the
next term of the Circuit Court, and also pay and satisfy said Mayor and
Aldermen in case the judgment of the justice be affirmed, as well as the
fine and costs adjudged by the said justice, as also all cost that shall be
awarded by the said court, then the said bond to be and remain in full
force and effect, otherwise to be of no effect, and no such appeal shall be