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jail or other place of confinement beyond the limits of Prince
George's County, under sentence or order of any legal author-
ity, the County Commissioners shall pay to the Sheriff the
actual cost of transportation of himself and of such person or
persons so carried or conveyed as above mentioned. Before
payment of such expenses, however, the said Sheriff shall pre-
sent under oath an itemized account of such actual expendi-
tures.

532. The salary of the Sheriff of Prince George's County
shall be two thousand four hundred dollars ($2, 400. 00) per
year, payable in twelve equal monthly installments of two hun-
dred dollars ($200. 00) each on the first day of each month,
and a further sum of two thousand four hundred dollars ($2, -
400. 00) annually for a deputy or deputies or clerical assistant
to be appointed by him, and which shall be paid in equal
monthly installments to such deputy or deputies or clerical as-
sistant upon vouchers to be approved by the said Sheriff who
shall fix the compensation of such deputy or deputies or cleri-
cal assistant. The County Commissioners shall levy annually
a sum sufficient for the payment of the salaries of said Sheriff
and of his deputy or deputies or clerical assistant, and to pay
for the actual traveling expenses to which he is entitled under
Section 531 of. this sub-title. The said Sheriff shall receive
no other compensation, as expenses, salary or otherwise, from
the County Commissioners, except as provided in this sub-title.

532A. The Sheriff of Prince George's County shall collect
all fines, fees, costs and charges in criminal and civil cases to
which he may be entitled by law, and shall exercise all the pow-
ers conferred upon him by law to enforce the collection of the
same, and shall on the first of each month make a written report
of the same under oath to the County Commissioners of Prince
George's County in such form as the said County Commis-
sioners may direct, and shall pay over to the said County Com-
missioners at the time of making such reports all such fees,
costs or charges, together with all fines or other county moneys
collected by him; and whenever any Sheriff shall retire from
office leaving uncollected any costs, fines, fees or charges in
any cases lawfully payable to him, it shall be the duty of his
successor in office to collect the same and account and pay over
the same in the same manner as if such costs, fines, fees or
charges had been collected by his predecessors in office.

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