292 SHERIFFS. [ART. 88.

BOND.

1867, c. 314 repeals and re-enacts section 4 of this article as follows:

1867, 0 314 Failure to give bond	SEC. 4. If any sheriff in office, prior to the first day of any January last past, shall have failed at any time heretofore to give and offer for record the bond in the preceding section, required within ninety days after the said first day of January last past of his sheriffalty, it shall be the duty of the clerks of the circuit courts of the respective coun- ties, or of the clerk of the superior court of Balti-
Notice to be given gover- nor his duty	more city, as the case may be, to give notice forth- with of such failure to the governor of the state, whose duty it shall be at once to require the Attor- ney general to institute the proper proceedings to vacate the office of said sheriff, and upon said vaca- tion, to appoint a successor until the next general election. If the bond hereinbefore required should be filed within the ninety days hereinbefore named, but subsequent to the first day of January in any year, it shall, in addition to the provisions herein-
Condition In bond filed after 1 January.	before required, be so conditioned as to make the obligors in such bond responsible also for all official acts of said sheriff, committed or done by him from the said first day of January up to the date of the filing of the said bond, as well as thereafter. In force from March 12, 1867-

COLLECTION or OFFICERS' FEES.

1361, c. 53 repeals sections 46 and 47 so far as they relate to the city of Baltimore
and enacts as follows:

1861, c 53, s. 2 What officers' fees sheriff to collect

46. The sheriff shall collect the fees due to the fol- lowing officers which may be placed in his hands for collection, namely : attorneys, clerks of all the courts, commissioner of the land office, coroners, criers, reg- isters of wills, surveyors and sheriffs.