Marvin Mandel, Governor                       1738

missioner of the Land Office, each one copy of the laws; to the Court
of Appeals, one copy of the laws for the office of the Clerk and one
copy for each judge; to the Court of Special Appeals, one copy of
the laws for the office of the Clerk and one copy for each judge; to
the Library of Congress, eight copies of the laws and two copies of
the journals; to the Department of Legislative Reference, two copies
of each for the use of the Department and fifty copies of the laws
and fifty copies of the Code of Public General Laws for exchange
with other states; to the Enoch Pratt Free Library of Baltimore
City, two copies of each; to the executive department of each state
and territory of the Union, one copy of the laws and journals; to
the Board of Correction, one copy of the laws; to the mayor and
city council of Baltimore, two copies of the laws; to the chief judge
and each of the associate judges of the Supreme Bench of Balti-
more City, one copy of the laws; to the clerk of the Superior Court
of Baltimore City, the clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, the clerk
of the circuit courts of Baltimore City, the clerk of the Criminal
Court of Baltimore, and the clerk of the Baltimore City Court, one
copy of the laws for the use of their respective offices and one copy
of the journals for the inspection of the citizens; to the Register of
Wills of Baltimore City, one copy of the laws; for each judge of the
orphans' court, one copy of the laws and one copy for the office; one
copy of the laws for each judge of the people's court, and each judge
of the Municipal Court of the City of Baltimore; to the clerks of
the circuit courts for the several counties, one copy of the laws for
office use and one copy of the journals for the inspection of the citi-
zens; to each of the associate judges of the several judicial circuits,
except the eighth circuit, one copy of the laws; one copy of the laws
and journals for each member of the General Assembly; one copy
for the offices of the county commissioners; and one copy for each
trial magistrate, substitute magistrate and people's court judge in
and for their respective counties; the said copies to be delivered by
the clerks of the circuit courts and the clerks of the Baltimore City
Court. The remaining volumes of the Session Laws and journals, in-
cluding copies of the Code of Public General Laws of Maryland,
deposited in the State Library, shall be retained in the State Li-
brary or distributed under the supervision and direction of the library
committee of the Maryland State Library or may be used by the
State Library for exchange purposes.

163.

The remaining copies of the laws and journals shall be subject
to the disposition of the committee mentioned in Section 166.

164.

The State Library shall deliver to each public circulating library
or library association which may make application therefor one copy
of the laws and journals; provided there be at the time of the ap-
plication more than fifty copies of the volume applied for in the
Library.

165.

The published opinions of the Court of Appeals and of the Court
of Special Appeals shall be distributed by the Director in the fol-
lowing manner, that is to say: to the Court of Appeals, two copies