2002 SURVEYOR AND STATE SURVEY. [ART. 91

for the purpose of working in any stone quarry operated by said com-
mission, the said commission is hereby authorized to make requisitions
on the directors of the Maryland House of Correction for as many
inmates thereof as may be necessary for said purpose; and the said
directors are hereby directed to furnish the same with such guards or
keepers as can be spared from their duties at the said house of cor-
rection; and any additional guards or keepers necessary for the safe
keeping of said inmates shall be furnished and appointed by said com-
mission. The said commission shall in conjunction with the aforesaid
board of directors of the house of correction provide for the mainte-
nance and safe keeping of said inmates of the house of correction while
so employed.

1910, ch. 116, sec. 32 z4 (p. 311).

62. In addition thereto, but not in substitution for the methods of
condemnation provided in the preceding sections of this act and for
the purpose of further defining the same, it is hereby provided: (A)
All condemnation proceedings under this act shall be in the name of
the State of Maryland, (b) Proceedings for the condemnation of any
bridge over any stream or river dividing two counties may be begun
or completed in either of said counties.

1910, ch. 501, sec. 32 w (p. 311).

63. Whenever, for the purpose of building a new road or widening
any existing road or crossing the tracks of any railroad, it shall become
necessary to condemn any land or water or any interest in, under or
over the-same which the state roads commission is authorized to acquire
under the preceding sections of this article, it shall and may be lawful
for said commission to proceed as follows: The commission shall cause
to be prepared a preliminary report, with such plat or plats as may be
necessary and showing: (a) The description, quantity and nature of
the property to be taken; (b) the amount of damages awarded therefor;
(c) the amount of benefits assessed to the adjoining land (which shall
not exceed the damages awarded and costs of condemnation), and which
in case of a railroad crossing shall be governed by the section of this
sub-title for such cases provided; (d) the names of the persons interested
in the property taken or benefited, with their respective estates and inter-
ests therein (and if tnv such estates or interests shall belong to the
unknown heirs of any deceased owner, the report shall so state); (e)
and the damages and benefits awarded or assessed to each. Upon com-
pletion of such report the state roads commission shall, by an advertise-
ment inserted twice successively in one or more newspapers published
in the. county where the land lies, give notice to the parties interested
(naming them) that such preliminary report is open to inspection at
the office of the commission, and that during a period of fifteen days
from the date of the first publication of such notice the commission
will hear objections and make such corrections as may be proper. After
the expiration of said period of fifteen days a final report, including