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names of the parties, the fines and penalties imposed, together with the
amounts of costs, and by whom the said costs were due; and the said
police justice shall, at the time of filing said account, pay over to the
said County Commissioners the amount of all fines, penalties, forfeitures,
justices, and State witnesses' costs so received by him, to be appropriated
by said County Commissioners as hereinafter provided. Any failure to
file said account as above required shall be cause for removal by the Gov-
ernor and the selection of another justice of the peace to act as police
justice in his place. And the clerk to the County Commissioners shall,
within ten days after default, notify the Governor of the failure of the
said police justice to file said account by the time prescribed in this Act;
if such default shall continue for ten days, and if said police justice shall
fail to pay over to said County Commissioners all of said fines, penalties,
forfeitures and costs collected by him at the time or before the filing of
eaid account, he shall be deemed a defaulter, and shall be proceeded against
and punished in the manner prescribed by Article 27, Section 79 of the
Code of Public General Laws, relating to "Defaulters"; provided, that
all the provisions of this Act relating to the quarterly returns to be made
by said police justice, and all the penalties and forfeitures imposed on
said police justice for failure to perform the duties imposed upon him by
this Act, or by any other law of the State of Maryland, shall be applicable
to all other justices of the peace having criminal jurisdiction in Kent
county.

1902, ch. 161, sec. 138G.

228. The fines, penalties and forfeitures of every kind for any and
every offense and the costs that would be due the police justice, under the
heretofore existing laws of this State, and which may hereafter be im-
posed by the police justice herein created, shall be paid over to the County
Commissioners of Kent county, and shall be kept by the County Commis-
sioners as a separate fund, and an account of such funds shall be opened
and kept on the books of the said commissioners, and the said commis-
sioners shall use said fund to pay the salary of said police justice, in so
far as the same may be sufficient; and if in any year it shall be more
than sufficient for payment of said salary, then the balance remaining of
the said fund shall be appropriated to the payment of constable fees,
against the said commissioners for services of criminal process before the
said police justice.

1902, ch. 161, sec. 138H.

229. In all cases where fines, penalties or forfeitures shall be imposed
by said police justice, and an appeal shall be taken, and the Circuit Court
shall affirm the judgment of said police justice, the fine, penalty, for-
feiture and costs taxed by said justice, to the extent of same imposed by
said police justice shall, when collected, be paid the said County Com-
missioners, to become a part of the aforesaid separate fund, and be appro-
priated as hereinbefore required.