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sioner or a deputy or clerk especially designated by him shall
have power to administer the oath prescribed by law in all cases
in which he may deem the same necessary, in the performance
of the duties prescribed by this sub-title, who shall charge for
each oath administered the sum of twenty-five cents, and all
fees received from such source to be paid by said Commissioner
of Motor Vehicles into the Treasury as are other funds received
by him.

The Commissioner of Motor Vehicles shall keep a record of
all statements filed with him and all certificates issued by him,
which record shall be open to public inspection.

MOTORCYCLE AND SPECIAL DEPUTIES.

137. It shall be the duty of the Commissioner of Motor
Vehicles to employ, with the consent and approval of the Gov-
ernor, such number of deputies, not exceeding twenty, equipped
with motorcycles as in the opinion of the Commissioner of
Motor Vehicles may be necessary to enforce the provisions of
the motor vehicle and traffic laws throughout the entire State,
said Commissioner to have authority to discharge or dismiss
said deputies in his discretion, with or without other cause
than may appear to him sufficient. Said Commissioner shall
also have power to appoint special deputies, who shall serve
without compensation and who shall assist in enforcing the
provisions of this sub-title. The motorcycle deputies and spe-
cial deputies shall have power to make summary arrests with-
out warrant for offenses committed in his view and cause the
offenders to be brought to trial as in this sub-title provided.

PAMPHLET STATEMENTS.

138. It shall be the duty of said Commissioner of Motor
Vehicles to publish in pamphlet form the first week in each
and every calendar month, a complete list of all certificates of
registration of motor vehicles issued during the previous month
together with the registration numbers assigned, the names and
horse-power of such motor vehicles, and any other information
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