2856                                                LAWS OF MARYLAND                         [Ch. 864

(2)   Baltimore City—-a witness who resides outside
the city limits is allowed intinerant charges.

(3)    Caroline County—-a witness is allowed [five] 5
cents per mile for each mile over three he resides from
Denton.

(4)    Dorchester County—-a witness is allowed [five]
5 cents per mile for each mile he resides from the court.
This amount is allowed only once in one tern.

(5)   Frederick County—-a witness is allowed [ten] 10
cents per mile for each mile over ten he resides form
Frederick City. This amount is allowed only once in one
case.

(6)   Garrett County—-a witness is allowed [6 1/4]
6.25 cents per mile for each mile over three he resides
from the court. This amount is allowed only once in one
term.

(7)    Kent County—-a witness is allowed whatever
amount the court may direct.

(8)   Somerset County-—a witness is allowed [four] 4
cents per mile for each mile he resides from the court.

(9)    Talbot County-—a witness is allowed [five] 5
cents per mile for each mile he resides from the court.

(10)    Washington County—a witness is allowed
[eight] 8 cents per mile for each mile over ten he
resides from the court. This amount is allowed only once
in one case.

(11)   Worcester County—a witness is allowed [four]
4 cents per mile for each mile he resides from the court.

9-30 2.

(d) If the witness, who is summoned as above
provided, after being paid or tendered by some properly
authorized person the sum of [ten] 10 cents a mile for
each mile by the ordinary traveled route to and from the
court where the prosecution is pending and $5 for each
day, that he is required to travel and attend as a
witness, fails without good cause to attend and testify
as directed in the summons, he shall be punished in the
manner provided for the punishment of any witness who
disobeys a summons issued from a court of record in this
State.

10-307.

(b) If there was in his blood at the time of
testing [five one—hundredths of one] 0.05 percent or
less, by weight, of alcohol, as determined by an analysis
of his blood or breath, or if there was in his urine
[eight one—hundredths of one] 0.08 percent or less, by
weight, of alcohol, it shall be presumed that the
defendant was not in an intoxicated condition, that his
driving ability was not impaired by the consumption of
alcohol, and that he was not under the influence of