ART. 20.] APPRENTICES—BIRDS AND GAME. 1775

and if the plaintiff shall be unable to pay them, they shall be
paid by the attorney who brought or prosecuted the suit, unless
the plaintiff shall give security for them, to be approved by the
court.

P. L. L., (1860,) art. 19, sec. 28.

28. Each trustee of the poor, for every day he shall serve in
the discharge of his duties, shall receive the sum of two dollars.

APPRENTICES.

P. L L., (1860,) art. 19, sec. 29.

29. Any one justice of the peace of said county may bind out
apprentices, in the same manner and under the same restrictions
prescribed by the code of public general laws.

Ibid. sec. 34.

30. The orphans' court of said county shall not authorize the
hiring of any apprentice for the prosecution of any other trade
or occupation than that to which he was first bound.

Ibid. sec. 35.

31. If in their judgment the interest of the apprentice re-
quires it, either on account of improper treatment or failure or
neglect on the part of the hirer to give proper instruction to such
apprentice in his trade or occupation, the orphans' court shall
order the hirer to return said apprentice to his master, and may
order such sum to be paid by the master to the hirer as they may
think just.

BIRDS AND CAME.

1874, ch. 508.

32. No person shall shoot, trap, or in any manner catch or
kill, any partridge within the limits of Somerset county, between
the first day of February and the first day of November in each

year.

Ibid.

33. Any person violating the preceding section shall pay a
fine of five dollars for each and every offence, to be recovered
before a justice of the peace for said county, and to be applied
to the public school fund of said county.