PHILLIPS LEE GOLDSBOROUGH, GOVERNOR. 851

voke said conditional pardon, the person so released on such
conditional pardon shall be required, unless otherwise ordered
by the Governor, to serve the unserved portion of the sentence
originally imposed upon him; and said person, unless otherwise
ordered by the Governor, shall not be considered as serving any
portion of his original sentence during the time he is released by
virtue of such conditional pardon.

SEC. 7 F. It shall be the duty of said Board to collect all in-
formation that may aid it in determining the advisability of
recommending to the Governor the conditional pardon of any
person sentenced under the laws of Maryland, and whenever said
Board shall, upon examination, be of the opinion that both
the interests of the State and the interests of any prisoner
sentenced under the laws of Maryland would be best subserved
by a conditional pardon, it shall be the duty of said Board to
lay before the Governor for his consideration those facts and

circumstances which induced their conclusion in that respect.

SEC. 7 G. Whenever the Governor shall conditionally pardon

any person sentenced under the laws of Maryland and shall
prescribe as one of the conditions of such pardon that said
person shall continue under the supervision of the Advisory
Board of Parole during the term of such conditional pardon, it
shall be the duty of said Advisory Board of Parole to supervise
during said term the life and conduct of the person so condition-
ally pardoned and to ascertain and report to the Governor
whether or not the conditions of said pardon are being faithfully
complied with by said person. And whenever the Circuit Court

of any County or the Criminal Court of Baltimore shall suspend
the sentence of, or parole, any person convicted of crime, and
shall direct such person to continue, for a time certain or until
otherwise ordered, under the supervision of said Advisory Board
of Parole, it shall be the duty of said Advisory Board of Parole
to supervise, as directed by said Court, the life and conduct of
such person, and to ascertain and report to said Court whether

or not the conditions of such parole or suspension of sentence
are being faithfully complied with by said person.

SEC. 7 H. The sum of fifteen thousand ($15,000.00) dollars an-
nually is hereby appropriated to pay the salaries of the Secre-
tary and the parole officers, herein provided for, and for the
purchase of all needful books and records and for the necessary
traveling and other expenses of said Advisory Board and of
said parole officers, and shall be payable on the order or orders