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LAWS OF MARYLAND.

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

To erect

land, That the School Commissioners of Washington County

school house.

are hereby authorized, empowered and directed to appropriate

the sum of nine hundred dollars for the purchase of a site and

the erection of a school house for the white children in said

county, to be located in Election District No. 11, within one-

half mile of Weverton.

SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That said school house shall be

Supervision
and control

erected under the supervision and control of the School Com-

of same.

missioners of said county, and the site or location for said

school house shall be determined upon by said School Commis-

sioners.

SEC 3. And be it enacted, That if the said School Commis-

Funds to build

sioners of said Washington County shall not have sufficient

funds in their hands to pay the said nine hundred dollars for

building said school house, then and in that event the County

Commissioners are duly authorized, required and directed to

pay out of the funds of said county the said sum of nine hun-

dred dollars for building said school house.

SEC. 4. And be it enacted, That if the County Commissioners

Authority

shall be required to pay the said nine hundred dollars, they are

given.

hereby directed and authorized to include the said nine hundred

dollars in their next general levy made in the county.

SEC. 5. And be it enacted. That this Act shall take effect

from the date of its passage.

Approved April 8, 1904.

CHAPTER 512.

AN ACT to change the name, extend the privileges and amend

the charter of the Supreme Council of United Craftsmen

of Dorchester County, a corporation duly incorporated under

the General Laws of this State.

WHEREAS, The Supreme Council of United Craftsmen of

Supreme

Dorchester County, a corporation duly incorporated under the

Council of
United

General Laws of this State, relating to the creation and regula-

Craftsmen.

tion of incorporated companies in the State of Maryland, is

desirous of changing its corporate name to the "Supreme

Council of United Craftsmen," by dropping the words "of

Dorchester County," and is also desirous of extending its privi-

leges and enlarging its powers, rights and franchises, and to

make certain of the legality of the transaction and assurances

it proposes to undertake ; therefore,