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the case may be, and such claim or statement shall be re-delivered
by the clerk to the party filing the same after it has been re-
corded as provided in section eighteen.

43. Repealed.

1890, ch. 172.

NOTE The act of 1898, chapter 502, repeals sections 1, 2, 10, 11, 13, 14,
17, 20, 21, 23, 27, 30, 36 and 42 of this article, so far as these sections relate
to Baltimore city and re-enacts them with amendments limiting the right
of lien in Baltimore city to mechanics and workmen for unpaid work and
labor, and putting an end, as to Baltimore city, to the hen heretofore exist-
ing in favor of material men. The pre-existing law is not changed by
this act as to the counties.

ARTICLE LXV.

MILITIA.

I. Reserve Militia and General Staff 1. Of whom the militia shall con- sist. Persons exempt liable to duty in case of war or insur- rection. 2. When the Governor has authoi- ity to order out the militia 3. Authority of the Governor as commander -in-chief, to make all rales and regulations. 4. Enrollment of persons liable to duty. Duty of persons claim- ing exemption. Penalty fol failure to give information of persons liable to enrollment. 5. Of -what the general staff of the militia shall consist. 6. Duties of the adjutant general. Salary of clerk to adjutant general. 7. Duties of other officers of the staff.

II. Maryland National Guard. 1. ORGANIZATION 8. What shall constitute the "Mary- land National Guard. " 9 Infantry regiments in the first brigade. Officers of the first brigade Officers of the first naval battalion. 10. Organization of new companies. 11. Brigade staff, how composed. 12. Officers, how elected. 18. Elections of officers, how or- dered. 14 Commissions, how issued. Boards of examiners, of -whom composed. 15. Oaths of officers and privates. Oaths must be certified. 16. When persons are deemed must- ered in. 17. Resignation of officers. 18. When officers may not resign. 19. When company may be mustered in.