1328 HARFORD COUNTY. [ART. 13.

of this article, to be paid by the said clerk out of the funds in hia
hands arising from licenses or fines.

1882, ch. 451.

103. Said clerk shall publish annually, for two weeks, in one-
or more newspapers of the county, beginning the first week in
May, a correct report of all certificates filed, together with a.
statement of monies received on account of license fees, and
expended on account of analyses; and any surplus arising from
license permits or fines shall be placed to the credit of the public,
roads of Harford county.

Ibid.

104. Any person or party who shall offer or expose for sale
any commercial fertilizer or bone dust without complying with
the provisions of sections 99, 100 and 101, or shall permit an
analysis to be attached to any package of such fertilizer stating
that it contains a larger precentage of any or more of the con-
stituents named in section 99 than it really does contain, shall be
fined not lesa than two hundred dollars for the first offence, and
not less than five hundred dollars for every subsequent offence;,
but the fines shall not be inflicted for violations of the provisions
of this sub-title more than once for violations on any shipment
into this county, nor for any one lot, if made in Harford county;.
provided, however, that a deficiency of one per cent, of nitrogen,
potash, ammonia, or four per cent, phosphoric acid claimed to be
contained in such package shall not be considered as evidence of
fraudulent intent.

Ibid.

105. Suit may be brought for the recovery of fines and!
damages under the provisions of this sub-title of this article, ia
the circuit court for Harford county; and all fines so recovered
shall be paid to the clerk to the county commissioners, to be
accounted for and to be disposed of by him in the same manner
as the fees arising from licenses, as provided for in section 103.

Ibid.

106. The clerk to the county commissioners is empowered to
select from any package of commercial fertilizer or bone dust