ART. 63] MECHANICS' LIEN. 421

brating the marriage to make two certificates in the following
form: I hereby certify that on this —— day of ——, one thou-
sand ——, at ——, A—— B—— and C—— D——, were by
me united in marriage; the names of said parties having first
been thrice published on three several Sundays in ——, a house
of religions worship, —— county, State of Maryland, by ——, a
minister resident in said county, which he shall sign, giving his
name and official character, and immediately after he has cele-
brated the marriage, the minister shall give one of the certificates
to the persons whom he has married, and he shall transmit one of
the certificates to the clerk of the circuit court for the county
where the marriage was celebrated, or to the clerk of the Court
of Common Fleas of Baltimore city, if the marriage be celebrated
in Baltimore city, who shall record the same in a book kept for
that purpose, receiving a fee of fifteen cents for recording each
certificate, to be paid by the minister sending the certificate for
record; a copy of such certificate of the minister when recorded
in the clerk's office hereinbefore provided, certified to by the clerk
under the seal of his office shall be prima facie evidence of the
fact of such marriage.

1890, ch. 465.

11 B. Any minister who shall fail within sixty days to trans-
mit the certificate to the clerk for record shall be subject on con-
viction to a fine of ten dollars for each offense.

ARTICLE LXIII.

MECHANICS' LIEN.

17. Claim must be filed.

| 43. Repealed by 1890, ch. 172.

1890, ch. 107.

17. Each person entitled to such lien shall file a claim or
statement of his demand in the office of the clerk of the circuit
court for the county or the Superior Court of Baltimore city as