1484 LAWS OF MARYLAND. [Ch. 790]

or repair of any bridge, the relocating, straightening or widen-
ing of any road, the proper drainage of the roads of the county,
or in connection with any other of the duties under this sub-
title of this article, and if they be unable for any reason to
agree with the owners of any such land or materials, the use
of which is required for any such purposes, and of other pro-
visions of this sub-title, and if they be unable for any reason
to agree with the owners of any such land or material the use
of wnich is required for any such purposes, and if other pro-
visions of this sub-title shall not in any such case be applicable
or advisable under the circumstances, said commissioners may
proceed to condemn the same under the provisions of the law
relative to condemnation by corporation, municipal or other-
wise, as fully as though they were a corporation named in the
several sections of said laws.

Ibid. sec. 177R.

471. In all cases where there is any growing timber, build-
ings, stone or other property of value, on any property dedi-
cated to the county by grant for road purposes, opened by the
said county commissioners as a public road, as herein provided,
or otherwise acquired by the said commissioners for such pur-
poses, such growing timbers, buildings, stone or other property
of value, shall be deemed and taken to become and be the prop-
erty of the said commissioners, to be used or disposed of for
road purposes, unless the contrary shall be stipulated in the
grant of the same, the return of the examiners, the proceedings
of condemnation, or by written agreement of the said com-
missioners.

1910, ch. 484, sec. 177S.

472. Any person having property or individual rights
involved and feeling aggrieved by any final decision of the
said county commissioners affecting such rights, including its
final decisions in all matters in this sub-title specified, shall
have the right to appeal from such final decision to the Circuit
Court for said county; provided, that all such appeals shall be
taken and the cost of the record paid or tendered to the clerk
of the said commissioners within thirty days from the render-
ing of such decision and passage of an order in conformity
therewith, and if such appeal is not so taken, or costs not so
paid or tendered within said thirty days allowed for same, the
right of appeal and all other rights in connection with such
appeal shall be considered waived; on the taking of such appeal
and the payment or tender of the costs (thereof, as aforesaid, it.
shall be the duty of the clerk to the said commissioners to forth-
with prepare a transcript of the proceedings and transmit the