THOMAS SWANN, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR. 783

a consideration of what is required for other simi- lar roads in the district.
155. The Central Board shall appoint such com- mittees from their own number, from time to time, to examine into the facts of all cases which may come before them on appeal from the various dis- tricts, the members of said committee to be al- lowed the per diem provided in this law for their services as Supervisors whilst engaged in such examinations, and the said Central Board are hereby authorized to direct the County Surveyor, whenever they shall deem it necessary, to perform .any work required by this law at such rate of compensation as may be allowed by law for other county work. The Commissioners of Baltimore County are hereby required to provide a suitable room, at the county seat, for the meeting of the Central Board of Review and Control, and the	Appoint committees.
said Board is hereby authorized to incur any ne- cessary expenses in the organization of their Board, to elect a Clerk from their own number or other- wise, to fix his compensation from time to time, and to assess all expenses incurred by them in car- rying out the general provisions of this law upon ,all the Primary Districts in such proportion as they may deem just, and to draw warrants for the same upon each of their respective Boards ; and the said Central Board shall meet on the first Wednesday of February, April, June, August, October and December in each year, or oftener if need be, according to their own adjournment.	Incur ex- penses.
156. Whenever the Board of Supervisors of any Primary District shall have occasion to change the location of a road or to widen the limits of an old road beyond the standard as now fixed by law, for the purpos.e of accommodating the public con- venience, and shall not be able to agree with the owner of the land on which said change or widen- ing is to be made for the value of the same, then the party aggrieved may call upon the nearest magistrate of the county to summon a jury of six discreet and disinterested persons to go upon and examine the premises and award the damages ; in the event of a tie, the magistrate to have the cast- ing vote, and the decision to be final in all cases when the value in dispute does not exceed one	Change loca- tion of road, widen limits, &c — necessary action.