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BALTIMORE COUNTY. [ART. 3.

ing his office be so engaged, directly or indirectly}
and the governor may summarily dismiss or remove
from office such inspector or corder, on receiving
satisfactory proof of a violation on his part of the
provisions of this act.

Ibid s. B
Penalty for act-
ing as inspector
when not ap-
pointed.

123. Any person not duly appointed under the
provisions of this act, who shall act as such inspec-
tor or corder of fire wood within the limits before
described, shall forfeit and pay the sum of two hun-
dred dollars, the said penalty to be imposed on the
conviction of the offender on an indictment in the
circuit court of Baltimore county, one-half to the use
of the informer, the other half, of the state.

Ibid s 7
What to be paid
treasurer.

124. The inspector or corder appointed under the
provisions of this act, shall, on the receipt of his
commission, pay to the treasurer of the state the
sum of twenty-five dollars, and at the expiration of
one year from the date thereof, an additional twenty-
five dollars, the failure of payment of which shall be
deemed and taken as resignation of the office of in-
spector, and no person or persons shall act as inspec-
tor or corder of fire wood within the limits herein
named, unless having first complied with the re-
quirements of this act, unless in the [absence of and
by permission of said inspector.

Ibid c. S.
When to enter
on duties.

125. The inspector appointed under the provisions
of this act, shall enter upon his duty of office on the
first Monday of April.

In force from February 5, 1864.