4908 ARTICLE 22.

1916, ch. 354, sec. 5.

693. No Pawnbroker in said County shall make any other charge for
making a loan or advance, for packing or any other expense, then* the
charge allowed by Section 690.

1916, ch. 354, sec. 6.

694. Any licensed Pawnbroker, who shall in any way or by any subter-
fuge or device violate any of the provisions of this Act, shall upon trial
and conviction be punished by a fine of one hundred dollars for the first,
offense and a like fine and also imprisonment in jail for thirty days for
each subsequent offense, and any goods, chattels or personal property, upon;
which he has made a loan shall be returned to the owner or owners thereof.

One-half of all fines imposed under the provisions of this Act shall be-
paid to the informer or person-causing the arrest and conviction of the
offender. +

PUBLIC HEALTH ASSOCIATION.

1929, ch. 62.

695. The County Commissioners of Washington County are hereby
authorized to pay to the Washington County Public Health Association,
Incorporated, to be used by said Association in paying the salary of the
nurse or nurses employed by said Association, such amounts from time to
time as said County Com missioners of Washington County may in their
discretion determine, not, however, to exceed a total of fifteen hundred
dollars in any one year, and that said County Commissioners of Wash-
ington County are hereby authorized to levy upon the taxable property
in said Washington County such taxes as may be necessary to provide the
amounts hereinbefore authorized to be paid to said Association.

PUBLIC LOCAL LAWS.

P. L. L. 1888, Art 22, sec. 329. 1874, oh. 32.

696. Every public local law for Washington county, made to take effect
before the first day of June next after the session at which it may
be passed, shall immediately after its passage be published by the county
commissioners, in at least one newspaper, printed and published in the
county, once in each of three successive weeks; and the county commis-
sioners shall also advertise or publish all other matters that it may be
necessary for them to advertise or publish in the county, in at least one
newspaper, printed and published in the county; and they shall provide
for the payment of the expenses of such publication and advertising.

*"Than" evidently intended.

+Sec. 7, ch. 354, 1916, repealed all Acts inconsistent therewith.