ART. 31. ] INSPECTIONS. 273

OLEO-MARGERINE.

46 Manufactured articles in semblance of but- ter or cheese, oleo-margarine.

I 47 Penalty | 48 Prosecution of seller, proof of sale.

TOBACCO.
1. The governor, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate, shall biennially appoint five inspectors of tobacco, one for each tobacco warehouse in the city of Baltimore. This section takes effect the first Monday in March, 1880, and not before.	1878, c 368. Appointment of inspectors. 47 Md 183.
2. The said inspectors so appointed shall, before entering upon the discharge of their dudes as inspectors of tobacco, be required to give bond in the sum of thirty thousand dollars each, satisfactory to the treasurer of the State, for punctual and full returns at the end of each quarter, and for the faithful performance of all the	1872, c. 3G, B 2. Bond.
duties imposed upon them by law; and the said bonds shall be recorded m the office of the clerk of the Superior Court of Balti- more City.	Where recorded.
3. Any inspector of tobacco, who is now or may hereafter be appointed by the governor, to any of the warehouses in the city of Baltimore, who shall have properly bonded, and duly qualified ac- cording to law, shall take charge of all the tobacco books, furniture, appurtenances, and effects, found in the warehouse to which he may be appointed, and shall receipt to his predecessor for the same.	Id s 3 Inspector to take charge of and receipt for books, furniture, etc, in ware- house
4. No inspector, or other person appointed or employed in any of the tobacco warehouses in the city of Baltimore, shall be engaged in the purchase or sale of tobacco (except of their own growth); nor shall it be lawful for any person thus appointed or employed in the	Id s 4 Inspector and employees not to engage in purchase or sale of tobacco
warehouses to receive any gift or emolument whatever, either directly or indirectly, for any favor or service rendered, other than his regu-	Not lawful to receive gift.
lar salary or wages. Any person thus convicted shall be at once dismissed from office or service.	Penalty
5.. Each inspector shall be entitled to appoint a chief clerk, a ship- ping clerk, a receiving clerk, and a weighing clerk, and such number of screwmen and laborers as shall be necessary for the economical	1878, c 368 What clerks inspector may appoint
management of his warehouse; the salary of the inspectors to be eighteen hundred dollars per annum, and of the chief clerk one thousand dollars per annum, and of the shipping, receiving, and weighing clerks, each, eight hundred dollars per annum; the screw- men shall be paid two dollars a day, and laborers employed under this section shall receive one dollar and fifty cents a day.	Salaries.
This section takes effect the first Monday in March, 1880, and not before.	Wages of screw- men and laborers
G. Each inspector shall have full charge of all the receipts and disbursements of the warehouse to which he may be appointed, and shall make all contracts for nails, or any other articles that may be required for the use of his warehouse, except for repairs, and shall 18	1872, c 36, s 6. Receipts and disbursements. Contracts.