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Appointment
of surveyor.
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General Laws of Maryland, title "Courts," sub-title "Appoint-
ment of Surveyor," be and the same is hereby repealed and
re-enacted with amendment thereto, so as to read as follows:
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Substitute
surveyor may
be appointed,
etc.
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10. In any case pending in any court where it is necessary
to lay out and locate any lands where, upon the application of
either party to such suit, and the court shall be of opinion
that the county surveyor ' is in any manner interested or
prejudiced against. either of the parties, or is incapaciated by
reason of ill-health or from any other cause to perform his
official duties in connection with the case then pending, or if
either of the parties shall make oath that he believes the
county surveyor is interested or prejudiced, or otherwise by
affidavit satisfy the court that the county surveyor is not a
suitable person to lay out and locate the lands in dispute, the
court may appoint some competent person to lay out, locate
or survey said lands and plat the same.
SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That this Act shall take effect
from the date of its passage.
Approved April 7, 1900.
CHAPTER 582.
AN ACT to authorize the Liberty and Pipe Creek Turnpike
Road Company, a body corporate, to issue bonds to take
the place of certain bonds now outstanding.
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Liberty and
Pipe Creek
Turnpike
Road Co.
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WHEREAS, The Liberty and Pipe Creek Turnpike Road
Company, a corporation incorporated by the General Assem-
bly of Maryland by Chapter three hundred and thirty-eight
of the Acts of eighteen hundred and sixty-four, was author-
ized by the General Assembly of Maryland by Chapter three
hundred and four of the Acts of eighteen hundred and eighty
to issue bonds not to exceed the sum of ten thousand dollars
for the purpose of paying off a certain indebtedness of said
company, and putting and keeping its road in good condition
and repair; and
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Preamble.
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WHEREAS, Said company did issue its bonds to the extent
of seven thousand dollars, of which amount four thousand five
hundred dollars have been paid off, leaving two thousand five
hundred dollars thereof still due and outstanding; and
WHEREAS, By the provisions of Section six of the said Acts
of eighteen hundred and eighty the said bonds become pay-
able twenty years after date, which period will expire with
the month of June in the current year; said bonds having been
issued July i, 1880; and
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