HERBERT R. O'CONOR, GOVERNOR. 1579

County Health Officer or Registrar receives a salary of
$800. 00 per annum or more, he shall receive ten cents for
each birth or death recorded in his register, instead of
twenty-five cents.

(b) The deputy local registrar shall receive for perform-
ing the services required under this sub-title the following
fees: For each proper and correct certificate of death or
birth delivered by him to the local registrar as provided
in this sub-title, the sum of twenty-five cents, to be paid
by the county upon warrant of the County Commissioners,
except that in Washington County the fee shall be 40^.

(e) The local registrar shall receive for performing the
services required under this sub-title the following fees:
For each proper and correct record of birth or death as
provided in this sub-title, except those transmitted to him
by any deputy local registrar, and for each monthly report
rendered to the State Registrar reporting that no certifi-
cates have been received, the sum of twenty-five cents to
be paid by the county upon warrant of the County Commis-
sioners, except that in Washington County the fee shall be
40^, and in the case where such records are transmitted by
the deputy local registrar such deputy local registrar shall
receive such fee in his stead. For each transcript of a
birth or death as provided in Section 16 of this Article to
be transmitted to the county registrar, the local registrar
shall receive the sum of ten cents, to be paid by the county
upon warrant of the County Commissioners. The State
Registrar shall certify to the County Commissioners of
each county annually, or oftener, the number of properly
executed certificates of births and deaths received from
each county, local or deputy local registrar for which fees
are provided by this Section for the year or portion of a
year included.

(d) The State Registrar shall certify on each certificate
the total amount owing to each county, local, or deputy local
registrar for that county for the period covered by such
certificate, provided that the State Registrar shall certify
separately the number of incomplete, defective or belated
certificates, and for such incomplete, defective or belated
certificates a fee shall be certified equal to one-half the
amount of compensation provided in this Section for proper
and correct certificates and records of births and deaths.

(e) Local and deputy local registrars are entitled to re-
ceive a fee of twenty-five cents from the applicant for each
burial permit issued upon the presentation of a transporta-
tion permit from the District of Columbia or any other
State, and for each disinterment permit issued in accord-