BALTIMOEE COUNTY. 581

P. L. L. (1888), Art. 3, sec. 58. 1876, ch. 179. 1902, ch. 234. B. Co. C. (1908), sec. 97.
1916, sec. 157. 1928, sec. 170.

170. The County Commissioners shall appoint and furnish the Treas-
urer an office in the Court House for the transaction of business, and the
said office shall be open for that purpose each day of the year, Sundays
and legal holidays excepted, from nine o'clock A. M. until three o'clock
P. H. from the first day of November until the first day of April, and
from nine o'clock A. M. until four o'clock P. M. for the remainder of
the year.

CORONERS.

P. L. L. (1860), Art. 3, sec. 91. 1888, Art. 3, sec. 59. B. Co. C. (1908), sec. 98.
1916, sec. 158. 1928, sec. 171.

171. The fees of coroners in Baltimore County shall be as follows:
For each separate coroner's inquest held by any coroner or justice of the
peace acting as coroner, four dollars and seventeen cents; for a coffin, two
dollars and fifty cents; and for digging grave and burying body, two dol-
lars and fifty cents.

P. L. L. (1888), Art. 3, sec. 60. B. Co. C. (1908), sec. 98A. 1916, sec. 158.

1928, sec. 172.

172. The coroners of said county shall hold an inquest over all per-
sons found dead in said county, only, where the cause of such death shall
not be clearly known as accidental or in the course of nature.

P. L. L. (1860), Art. 3, sec. 92. 1888, Art. 3, sec. 61. B. Co. C. (1909), sec. 99.
1916, sec. 160. 1928, sec. 173.

173. The County Commissioners may allow to any coroner, over and
above the fees herein allowed, such additional sum for any business as
they may think proper.

P. L. L. (1860), Art. 3, sec. 94. 1888, Art. 3, sec. 62. B. Co. C. (1908), sec. 100.
1916, sec 161. 1928, sec. 174

174. No juror summoned on a coroner's inquest in said county shall
receive any compensation.

P. L. L. (1888), Art. 3, sec. 63. 1882, ch. 163. 1890, ch. 166. B. Co. C. (1906), sec. 101.
1916, sec. 162. 1928, sec, 175.

175. Any public officer of Baltimore City or Baltimore County having
charge of or control over the bodies of deceased persons required to be
buried at the public expense, or at the expense of any institution sup-
ported by said city or county, shall notify the chairman of the Anatomy
Board, said board being composed of a demonstrator of anatomy from
each medical school in the State, of the existence and possession of such
bodies, and shall give permission to said Anatomy Board, through its
chairman, or to any physician or surgeon of the State of Maryland, upon
his request made therefor, to take such bodies within forty-eight hours
after death, to be given by him to be used within the State for the advance-