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Proceedings and Acts of the General Assembly, 1874
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JAS. BLACK GROOME, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR. 339

and certified copies of said plat shall be admitted ns

 

evidence In all the courts of this State; and the said

 

Mayor and City Council shall pay the said commis-

 

sioners five dollars per day for the time they may be

 

engaged in the discharge of their datics, and shall

 

pay all other expenses that may be incurred in carry-

 

ing out the provisions of this act.

 

SEC. 5. And be it enacted, That when the said an-

 

nexation shall have been effected, as required by this

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act, that the Mayor and City Conncil of Baltimore

nexed portion.

shall cause the said portion so annexed to be divided

 

and laid out into such number of new wards as to

 

give to each as nearly as may be possible the same

 

number of inhabitants as are required for the pres-

 

ent wards of the city, and to have an even number

 

of wards; and such division shall from time to time

 

be altered and corrected as is provided for the pres-

 

ent wards of Baltimore city, and for each new ward

 

there shall be one member of the First Branch of the

 

City Council, and for all two wards created there shall

 

be one member of the Second Branch of the City

 

Council, qualified and selected as from the present

 

wards.

 

SEC. 6. And be it enacted, That after said annexa-

 

tion, as required by this act, that the said new wards

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be laid off

to be laid off by this act and the inhabitants thereof,

 

shall in all respects, and to all intent and purposes,

 

be subject to the powers, jurisdiction, authority

 

vested or to be vested by law in the Mayor and City

 

Council of Baltimore and in the corporation of

 

said city, and to all ordinances of the Mayor and

 

City Council now in force or hereafter to be en-

 

acted ; and said portion so annexed, shall in all rc:

 

spects, be taken and considered as part of said city

 

and corporation; provided, that all property, real and

 

personal, having its sites within the territory so to be

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annexed, shall be assessed for the purposes of city

 

taxation, at one-half of the amount of its cash value

 

for the period of ten years after the passage of this

 

act, except where five houses are actually built upon

 

any square or block of ground in said territory so

 

annexed, and front upon a paved street, then the said

 

property so built on, and the personal property of

 

the person resident in said houses shall be subject to.

 

taxation in the same manner as if said property so built

 


 

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