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LAWS OF MARYLAND.

SEC. 19. And be it enacted, That the County Commissioners

Appropriation

of Dorchester County shall annually appropriate and pay to

the said Commissioners of the town of Vienna the sum of

fifty dollars for the use of the streets of said town.

SEC. 20. And be it enacted, That all fines be imposed by

Indecent or
profane lan-

any justice of the peace upon any person for using indecent

guage on the
streets.

or profane language upon the streets of the said town; such

fine, when collected, shall be paid over to the Town Commission-

ers of the said town of Vienna ; the Town Commissioners of the

said town shall annually, on the first Monday of May in each

and every year, make out an itemized statement of all money

received and expended during the preceding year, and shall

post a copy of said statement in three conspicuous places in said

town.

Approved April 8, 1904.

CHAPTER 312.

AN ACT to continue and extend to the purchaser of the prop-

erty of the Queen Anne's Railroad Company all the fran-

chises, privileges and exemptions now enjoyed by said rail-

road company, subject, however, to the conditions, restric-

tions and limitations upon the same

SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Mary-

Franchises,

land, That the purchaser of the property and franchises of the

etc., of the

Queen Anne's Railroad Company, heretofore incorporated by

Queen Anne's
R. R. Co.

the laws of this State, and of the State of Delaware, at any

judicial sale, or sale under decree of any court of this State

or of the State of Delaware, or of the United States, whether

such purchaser be a corporate body or a person or persons

who shall be or become incorporated by virtue of the pro-

visions of the laws of this State or of the State of Delaware,

shall have and enjoy the same franchises, privileges and ex-

emptions from taxation which are now held and enjoyed by

the said Queen Anne's Railroad Company under the several

Acts of Assembly of this State having relation thereto, sub-

ject, however, to the conditions, limitations and restrictions

now attached by law to said privileges and exemptions, and

Restrictions.

particularly subject to the condition with reference to the
purchase of the property of said railroad company by any

of the railroad companies now operating railways upon the

Eastern Shore of Maryland, or the combination or consolida-