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LAWS OF MARYLAND.

allel and two hundred and fifty feet from the center line of

said street or road, to a point due west two hundred and fifty

feet from the intersection of the center line of said street or

road wih that of the Old National Pike, otherwise known as

Green street extended, and running thence in an easterly direc-

tion by a line parallel to the center line of Green street ex-

tended, and distant two hundred and fifty feet measured in

a southerly direction from the said center line, until it shall

intersect the fifteenth line of the aforementioned William

Brace survey.

Property with-

SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That the real estate within said

in limits sub-

limits as extended by the provisions of this Act shall be as-

tion.

sessed and subject to taxation for municipal purposes for the

June levy of 1905, of the Mayor and City Council of Cum-

berland, Maryland.

SEC. 3. And be it enacted, That the Mayor of the City of

Cumberland elected at the May election, 1904, and A. H.

Appointment

Amick, F. X. Milliman, Roderick Clary and Franklin B.

of Commis-
sioners.

Beale be and they are hereby appointed Commissioners, with

power and authority vested in them, or a majority of them, to

lay out, extend, grade, pave or otherwise improve Washing-

ton street, from the west side of Lot No. 72 (in Read's addi-

tion to the City of Cumberland), in a westerly direction about

twenty-one hundred feet to Sulphur Springs Hollow road, at

a point to be determined by the Commissioners appointed under

this Act.

SEC. 4. And be it enacted, That said Commissioners shall

Commissioners

have all the power and their proceedings shall be conducted

to have full

in the same manner as if they were appointed by the Mayor

power to lay
out, extend

and City Council of Cumberland in accordance with the

street, etc.

Charter of said city, and the ordinances passed thereunder,

for the opening and laying out streets in said city; provided,

however, before commencing said improvements the said Com-

missioners shall file with the City Clerk a copy of the survey

of said city limits as extended by the provisions of this Act,

together with a plat of such survey, and a plat showing the

proposed extension of Washington street, as also profile maps

exhibiting the proposed work, accompanied with an estimate

of the cost of same, and as soon thereafter as the City Council

shall approve said plats, plans and profile maps (or when ap-

proved by the City Engineer) the said Commissioners shall

immediately thereafter advertise in two newspapers published

in the City of Cumberland for sealed bids or proposals for

doing all work necessary to be done in connection with the