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Location of office.

To be recorded. bond shall be recorded in the office of the clerk of the court of appeals, and certified copies under seal of said court may be used in evidence in any court in this state. 18. The said superintendent of labor and agriculture shall keep his office in the city of Baltimore, and may rent a room for the transaction of his business until other suitable accommodations are provided by law.

Assistant.

Appropriation.

19. The said superintendent of labor and agriculture may employ an assistant, whose compensation shall be twenty-five hundred dollars per annum, and also such clerks and runners as the business of his office may from time to time require, who shall be paid for their services out of the fund hereinafter appropriated.

20. To enable the said superintendent to perform the duties enjoined by the constitution and by this act, the sum of twelve thousand dollars is hereby appropriated for the year eighteen hundred and sixty-eight, and a like sum for the year eighteen hundred and sixtynine, to be paid upon the order of the superintendent by the treasurer upon the warrant of the comptroller.

In force and approved March 30, 1868.

NOTE.-See under Public Local Laws, Art. IV, City of Baltimore, 1868, c. 295, relating to the appointment of Inspector of all fertilizers other than guanos, by the Superintendent of Labor and Agriculture.

1868, s. 173. Property ex

ARTICLE LIII.

Laudlord and Tenant.

DISTRESS FOR RENT.

17. Property exempt from distress. 22. When rent a lien on crops.

DISTRESS FOR RENT.

1868, c. 173 repeals and re-enacts section 17 to read as follows:

SEC. 17. The following property shall be exempt empt from dis- from distress for rent, to wit: every spinning wheel,

tress.

loom or sewing machine, which may be loaned or hired to the tenant; and every horse, carriage, and harness, whip and robe, in any livery stable, or which may be at livery or stored with any keeper of any livery stable, or in any other place, outhouse or barn of the tenant, and all property of any boarder or sojourner at any hotel, tavern, public or private boarding house, and any vehicle not the property of the tenant, in any shop for repairs, every stove, every piano or other musical instrument, rented or hired or loaned to the tenant, where the contract of renting or hiring or lending is in writing, signed by the parties thereto, and acknowledged before a justice of the peace of the county or city wherein the parties reside, and the justice shall enter upon his docket the substance of the contract, and that the parties acknowledge the

same.

In force and approved March 20, 1868.

1868, c. 292 adds the following section to this article to follow section 21:

When rent a

22. In all cases of renting lands, wherein a share of 1868, c. 292. the growing crop or crops shall be reserved as rent, lien on crops. said rent reserved shall be a lien on such crop or crops, which shall not be diverted by any sale made thereof by the tenant, or by the assignment of the tenant in bankruptcy or insolvency, or by the process of law issued against the tenant.

In force and approved March 30, 1868.

ARTICLE LV.

Librarian-State.

6. Laws, journals, &c. of General Assem

bly, how distributed.

9. Distribution of Maryland Reports.

17. Annual appropriation for purchase of books, &c.

18. Court of Appeals to make regulations for library.

1868, c. 387 repeals sections 6, 9, 17 and 18 of this article and re-enacts the same to read as follows:

1868, c. 387. Laws. journals,

assembly.

How distributed.

SEC. 6. He shall have bound the laws, journals and &c., of general documents of the general assembly, and shall distribute and forward the same, when bound, under the direction of the governor, to the persons entitled by law to receive the same, that is to say: to the governor of the state of Maryland, one copy of each; to the comptroller, treasurer, commissioner of the land office and superintendent of labor and agriculture, 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 library of congress, two copies of the laws, journals and documents; to the executive department of each state and territory of the union, one copy of the laws, documents and journals; to the directors of the Maryland Penitentiary, one copy of the laws; to the mayor and city council of the city of Baltimore, two copies of the laws; to the chief judge and each of the associate judges of the court of the supreme bench of Baltimore 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 court for Baltimore city, the clerk of the criminal court for Baltimore city, and the clerk of the Baltimore city court, one copy of the laws for the use of their respective offices, and three copies of the journals and documents for the inspection of the citizens; to the register of wills for 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

Maryland re

laws for each justice of the peace in and for the city of Baltimore; to the clerks of the circuit courts for the several counties, one copy of the laws for office use, and three copies of the journals and documents for the inspection of the citizens; 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, journals and documents for each member of the general assembly; one copy for the office of the county commissioners; one copy for each judge of the orphans' court, and one copy for each justice of the peace in and for their respective counties; the said copies to be delivered by the clerks of the circuit courts and the clerk of the city court of Baltimore. 9. The Maryland Reports shall be distributed by the Distribution of librarian in the following manner, that is to say: to ports. the court of appeals, two copies for the office and one for each of the judges thereof; to each of the associate judges of the circuit courts of the several counties, to the chief judge and the associate judges of the court of the supreme bench of Baltimore city, one copy each for the use of their respective offices; to the clerks of the circuit courts for the several counties and of the city of Baltimore, and the clerk of the superior court of Baltimore city, the clerk of the court of common pleas, the clerk of the city court of Baltimore, and the clerk of the criminal court of Baltimore, one copy each; to the registers of wills throughout the state, for the use of the registers of wills and orphans' court, one copy; to the commissioner of the land office, one copy; to the executive chamber, one copy; to the superintendent of labor and agriculture, one copy; to the library of congress, two copies; to the general assembly, eight copies; and to the executive department of each state in the

union, one copy.

priation for

17. The sum of two hundred dollars shall be appro- Annual appropriated annually for the purchase of books and maps books, &c. augmentation of the library, which shall be laid out under the direction of the judges of the court of appeals, and said judges shall have authority to draw

for the

Court of appeals to make regulations for library.

upon the state treasurer for any annual appropriation heretofore made by the general assembly and not as yet expended.

18. The judges of the court of appeals shall establish such regulations in relation to the library as to them may seem proper; and may alter and amend the same, from time to time, provided such regulations be not inconsistent with law.

In force and approved March 30, 1868.

NOTE. AS to stationery to be furnished members of Legislature, by Librarian, see 1868, c. 70, and 1863, c. 408, under Article -, General Assembly.

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1868, c. 448 adds to section 10 of this article the following, [Sup. 148:]

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SEC. 10. Any person applying for the same and paying the sum of fifty dollars, may obtain a license for carrying on the business of real estate broker, and any individual, co-partnership or firm who shall carry on the business of a real estate broker without a license, shall be subject to the penalties imposed upon other brokers by section seventeen of this article.

In force and approved March 30, 1868.

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