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such proportion of the said sums as shall have been adjudged to be
paid by the county; and it shall be the duty of the county commis-
sioners to open or alter the road as soon as it can conveniently be done.*

See sec. 7 and notes to sec. 89.

As to the right of appeal from the action of the county commissioners, see
art. 5, sec. 84. See also, Miles v. Stevenson, 80 Md. 367.

Public Landings.

1904, art. 25, sec. 122. 1888, art. 25, sec. 118. 1860, art. 28, sec. 63. 1823, ch. 120,

sec. 1. 1890, ch. 438.

105. In all cases where the public convenience requires it, the
county commissioners shall have power to establish a public landing
upon any navigable river, canal, bay, sound or other navigable waters.

Ibid. sec. 123. 1888, art. 25, sec. 119. 1860, art. 28, sec. 64. 1823, ch. 120, sec. 2.

106. Upon all applications to establish a public landing the same
proceedings shall be had as on applications to open a public road.

Schools.

Ibid. sec. 124. 1894, ch. 41, sec. 120.

107. The county commissioners of each county in this State, in.
their capacity of corporations, are invested with full power to receive
in trust and to hold and control, for the purposes of such trusts, all
money or other property of whatsoever description which may hereafter
be bestowed upon such corporations by will, deed, or in any other form
of gift or conveyance, in trust, for purposes of education, and to pro-
vide by resolution or otherwise for the execution of said trusts in the
mode prescribed by the will, deed or other instrument creating the
same.

See art. 77, sec. 175.

Ibid. sec. 125. 1894, ch. 41, sec. 121.

108. The state's attorneys of the several counties are charged with
the duty of seeing that such trusts are carried into effect in their respec-
tive counties; and in case of any neglect on the part of the county com-
missioners, it shall be the duty of the state's attorney in the county in
which such neglect occurs to cause proper proceedings to be instituted
in the circuit court for said county to compel the execution of the said
trust.

*Sections 104 to 121 of article 25 of the code of 1904, sub-title "Private Roads,"
were declared to be unconstitutional in Arnsperger v. Crawford, 101 Md. 225.
Although this decision was apparently obiter dictum—the appeal being dis-
missed—it is thought proper to omit said sections. For other cases affecting said
sections, see Jay v. Michael, 92 Md. 209; Owings v. Worthington, 10 G. & J. 293;
Miles v. Stevenson, 80 Md. 367; Hoshall v. Hoffacker, 11 Md. 364.