CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION OF MARYLAND

	CONSTITUTION OF 1867	PROPOSED CONSTITUTION OF 1968
	Directors of all said Public Works to guard
	the public interest, and prevent the estab-
	lishment of tolls which shall discriminate
	against the interest of the citizens or products
	of this State, and from time to time, and
	as often as there shall be any change in the
	rates of toll on any of the said Works,
	to furnish the said Board of Public Works
	a schedule of such modified rates of toll,
	and so adjust them as to promote the agri-
	cultural interests of the State; they shall
	report to the General Assembly at each
	regular session, and recommend such legis-
	lation as they may deem necessary and
	requisite to promote or protect the interests
	of the State in the said Public Works; they
	shall perform such other duties as may be
	hereafter prescribed by Law, and a majority
	of them shall be competent to act. The
	Governor, Comptroller and Treasurer shall
	receive no additional salary for services
	rendered by them as members of the Board
	of Public Works.
	Sec. 3. The Board of Public Works is
	hereby authorized, subject to such regula-
	tions and conditions as the General As-
	sembly may from time to time prescribe,
	to sell the State's interest in all works of
	Internal Improvement, whether as a stock-
	holder or a creditor, and also the State's
	interest in any banking corporation, re-
	ceiving in payment the bonds and regis-
	tered debt now owing by the State, equal
	in amount to the price obtained for the
	State's said interest.
	ARTICLE XIII. NEW COVNTIES.
	Section, 1. The General Assembly may	See Sections 7.01-7.04, beginning at p. 89.
	provide, by Law, for orgaigizing new coun-
	ties, locating and removing county seats,
	and changing county lines; but no new
	county shall be organized without the con-
	sent of the majority of the legal voters
	residing within the limits proposed to be
	formed into said new county; and whenever
	a new county shall be proposed to be
	formed out of portions of two or more
	counties, the consent of a majority of the
	legal voters of such part of each of said
	counties, respectively, shall be required; nor
	shall the lines of any county nor of Balti-
	more City be changed without the consent
	of a majority of the legal voters residing
	within the district, which under said pro-
	posed change, would form a part of a
	county or of Baltimore City different from
	that to which it belonged prior to said

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