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Session Laws, 1906 Session
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274

LAWS OF MARYLAND.

CHAP. 188

be charged equally to the buyer and seller, but to be paid
weekly to the Comptroller of the State Treasury or his agent
by the buyer; the certificate given the general measurer and
inspector shall be by him mailed weekly to the Comptroller
or his agent, and in case the amounts of money shown to be
due be not paid in one week thereafter to the Comptroller or
his agent, which is hereby required to be done, the property
of the parties so indebted may be levied on and sold by the
said Comptroller or his agent, as in cases of taxes in default,
without other process of law; the tax of three-quarters of a

Tax to be
charged.

cent per bushel hereby levied is also made a charge on
oysters sold by commission merchants and others selling by
less than the cargo, and also a tax of three cents per barrel
containing not more than three bushels; on oysters in bags
a tax of two cents per bag containing not more than two
bushels; and all transportation companies carrying oysters
in the shell consigned to Baltimore shall furnish to the
oyster inspector or collector of oyster tax a copy of his mani-
fest, showing the number of bushels on board on arrival of
steamer and to whom consigned, and the special inspectors
are charged with the duty of seeing that proper returns are
made for the purposes of this Act by such commission mer-
chants or retailers; and in the performance of the duty the

Statement to
be given
under oath.

said special inspectors are authorized and directed to visit
the places where oysters less than cargoes are sold and get
from such sellers a statement, under oath, as to the number
of bushels sold from time to time, and to return to the gen-
eral measurers and inspectors a certificate thereof, to be for-
warded to the Comptroller, as is required in the case of the
certificates for cargoes, and the payments of the amounts so
found to be due shall be similarly enforced. All such special
inspectors may be removed at any time by the commander
for neglect or malfeasance in office, and said commander
shall report to the Governor any neglect of a general meas-
urer or inspector. The commander of the State Fishery
Force shall furnish to each of said special inspectors certfi-
cates in book form, supplied with carbon paper, so that each
of said triplicate certificates shall be exactly the same. The
form of the certificate shall be as follows :

19....... ...........

Form of cer-
tificate.

I hereby certify that I have this day inspected for Captain
———— , Schooner ———— , a cargo of oysters, sold to ———



 

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