1881.

LAWS OF MARYLAND

CHAP 259.

Sec. 12. And Be it enacted; That it shall hereafter be the

right and duty of the collector of the school tax in said dis-

Notice to school

trict, for the time being, to call for and obtain from the

commissioners of
their election.

clerk of Baltimore county court, immediately after the re-

turn of every annual election of school commissioners; the

notice required to be given by the said clerk, to the persons

Who shall be returned duly chosen school commissioners at

such election; and the said collector, shall serve said notice

on each of the persons so returned elected, without any de-

lay, for which service he shall be allowed by the said com-

missioners a reasonable compensation, which he may retain

out of the taxes by him collected, and until the persons who

shall be chosen school commissioners, at any annual elec -

tion, shall meet and qualify as such, and give notice thereof,

to their predecessors; the persons who were school com-

missioners in said district on the day previous to such elec-

tion, may and shall continue to perform all the duties of

school commissioners theiein.

Proportion of pub-

Sec. 13. And be it enacted, That a just portion of the

ic school fund.

school fund, which shall be annually paid by the treasurer

of the western shore, to the commissioners of Baltimore

county, shall be by the said commissioners annually alloted,

and paid to the commissioners of public free schools, in the

first election district of said county, for the use of said

schools; any provision in an act, passed at December ses-

Repealing clause.

sion, eighteen hundred and twenty-eight, chapter one hun-

dred and eighty-five, to the contrary notwithstanding; and

so much of said act, as is inconsistent with this section, is

hereby repealed

CHAPTER 259.

Passed Mar.10, 1832

An act for the relief Charles Bunting, of Montgomery

county.

Levy authorised.

Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Maryland, That

the levy court of Montgomery qounty, is hereby authorised

and required to levy on the assessable property of said

county for the use of Charles Bunting, such sum of money,

not exceeding thirty dollars, as the said court shall, under

all circumstances of the case, believe the said Bunting is

justly entitled to, for for taken of him for a public road in

said county.