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LAWS OF MARYLAND.

deliver to the County Commissioners of Baltimore

county, all books and papers in their possession re-

lating to the affairs of the said town, and a full list

and statement of all taxes that have been levied and

collected, and all other monies received by them

from any source whatever, from the time of its first

organization of the said town, under its charter to-

the date of the repeal thereof, and all money and

property of every kind and description in their pos-
session ; and the said County Commissioners shall

Collect all

collect all taxes which have been levied and not

taxes.

collected by the said Town Commissioners, in thesame

manner as the taxes are now collected in Baltimore

county, and they shall pay all outstanding indebted-

ness of the said corporation, if in their judgment the
claims presented shall be just; and the said County

Commissioners are further empowered and directed

to expend the balance of the monies, if any remains

after paying the indebtedness of said town, in re-

pairing the avenues now opened and used in said

town.

SEC. 4. And be it enacted, That this act shall take

force.

effect from the date of its passage.

Approved April 11th, 1874.

CHAPTER 427.

AN ACT to pay to Luther A. Martin, late Sheriff

for Charles county, the sum of eighty-two dollars

and thirty cents, erroneously paid into the Treas-

ury.

WHEREAS, it appears by reference to the books of

the Comptroller, that the sum of eighty-two dollars

and thirty cents, was overpaid by Luther A. Martin

Preamble

in the settlement of his accounts with the Comp-

troller, therefore —

SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of

Maryland, That the Treasurer be and is hereby au-

thorized and required, upon the warrant of the