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Proceedings and Acts of the General Assembly, 1874
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338

LAWS OF MARYLAND.

 

amendments part thereof, and all other supplements

 

and amendments thereto, or to invalidate any pro-

 

ceedings that may have been taken, or may be pend-

 

ing or may hereafter be taken under the provisions

 

of said acts or any supplements thereto ; but the

 

said acts and supplements and every part thereof,

 

and including all rights of appeal and other rights

 

created and guaranteed thereby, and all offices, du-

 

ties and powers now existing and exercised, or-

 

hereafter to exist and be exercised, under and ac-

 

cording to the provisions of said acts and supple-
ments, shall continue in full force and effect until the

 

next session of the Legislature, when, if the said an-

 

nexation shall have been affected and required by

 

this act, proper provisions shall be made by the Legis-
lature for distributing equitably between Baltimore

 

county and the City of Baltimore the expenses which

 

may have hitherto, and hereafter be incurred by the

 

County Commissioners and the Street Commissioners

 

of Baltimore county in the execution of the aforesaid

 

acts and supplements thereto.

 

SEC. 4. And be it enacted, That the Mayor and City

Appoint com-
missioners

Council of Baltimore shall be and are hereby author-

 

thorized and empowered to appoint two commission-

 

ers, and the County Commissioners of Baltimore

 

county shall appoint one commissioner, and it shall

 

be the duty of said commissioners, or a majority of

 

them, upon notice given, to cause the metes and

 

bounds described in the first section of this act to be

Mark bounds
and limits

forthwith surveyed and distinctively marked ; and if

 

the said portion of Baltimore county be annexed as re-

 

quired by the provisions of this act, to have said

 

bounds and limits distinctively marked, and suitable

 

boundary stones marked as boundaries between the

 

said city and county, to be placed at the beginning

 

and termination of each line, and boundary stones,

 

marked as aforesaid, and not at a greater distance

 

than one hundred perches from each other, to be

 

placed on all lines which are not in the water and do.

 

not run with some natural boundaries; and the

 

Mayor and City Council of Baltimore shall cause a

 

plat of the said survey to be made and duly certified,

 

to be returned and be recorded in the Clerk's office

Plat of survey
certified and

of the Superior Court of Baltimore City, and in the

returned

office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Baltimore

 

County, among the land records of Baltimore city,



 
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