10 BALTIMORE COUNTY. [ART. 3.

RECORDS BURNT—	SEC.	RECORDS BURNT—	SEC.
To keep a record of his pro-		Partially burnt papers to be
ceedings..........................	6	filed..............................	18
May issue process to compel		Clerk of court to furnish books,
attendance of witnesses......	7	Ac..............................	19
To impose fines on parties not		Compensation of commissioner,	20
Appearing when notified.....	8	County commissioners to pay
Fine to be regarded as a judg-		commissioner, and how......	21
ment in law, and how en-		How vacancy filled.............	22
forced.............................	9	Power of commissioner to ad-
How commissioner shall net		journ commission............	23
when records entirely de-		How extracts may be obtained
stroyed..........................	10	from courts.....................	24
How, when certified copy can-		Effect of extracts, &c., when
not be procured..............	11	enrolled..........................	25
How, when records ure only		How deeds relating to per-
partially destroyed............	12	sonal property, enrolled,
When final order shall be		and effect of same............	26
passed, and right of appeal,	13	Acts inconsistent repealed......	27
How dockets shall be renewed
ond legal effect of the same,	14	REGISTER OF WILLS—
HOW causes of Action and pa-		To keep an index................	28
pers...............................	16	His fees for same..................	28
Judicial records................	16	County commissioners to levy
Commissioner to examine re-		for amount....................	29
cords restored by clerk of
court..............................	17

COLLECTORS.

Chapter 102 repeals section 3 of ibis article in I. Supplement16, and re-enacts the

same, as follows:

SEC. 1. The county commissioners for Baltimore county are
hereby authorized and required to appoint eleven collectors on
or before the first Tuesday of May next, and bi-annually there-
after, who shall hold their office for two years for the collection
of State and county taxes, one for each of the collection dis-
tricts as composed in the second section of the act of eighteen
hundred and sixty-two, chapter one hundred and fifty-nine,
(section 2 of article 3, in I. Supplement 15, ) and said collectors
shall each give a bond, annually to the State of Maryland, in
the full sum of State taxes placed in their hands respectively
for collection, and also a bond to the State of Maryland, for the