BALTIMORE CITY. 1263

1912, ch. 24, sec. 2.

824L. That Ordinance No. 58 of the Mayor and City Council of Bal-
timore, approved December 28, 1911, be and it is hereby ratified and
confirmed, and every indebtedness accruing to the Mayor and City Coun-
cil of Baltimore from any property owner in said city under and in
pursuance of the terms of said ordinance is hereby declared to be a lien
upon the property of such property owner as in said ordinance declared,
and collectible as therein provided.

Gorneringer v. McAbee, 129 Md. 557.

See notes to Section 824N.

1914, ch. 323, sec. 1.

824M. That in order to provide additional money for the projection,
construction, establishment and completion of said sewerage system, in-
cluding in said system the disposal of sewage and drainage from property
belonging to or under the control of the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore, the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore is hereby authorized
to issue bonds or certificates of stock of said corporation for a sum not
exceeding three million dollars ($3,000,000), said bonds or certificates
of stock to be issued by ordinance, and to be issued for such amounts
and to be payable at such time or times, and to bear such rate of interest,
not exceeding 5%, as the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore shall, by
ordinance, provide; the money so realized from the sale of said stock to
be used for the purposes specified in said Chapter 349 of the Acts of
1904, and Chapter 630 of the Acts of 1910, and to be expended in accord-
ance with the terms, conditions and provisions of said Act, or any amend-
ments or additions thereto; said stock shall be sold and issued by the
Commissioners of Finance of the city at the best prices obtainable, in their
judgment, therefor. The money received from the sale of said bonds or
stock shall be turned over by them to the Comptroller, to be by him
deposited with the City Register, and to be placed to the credit of a
fund to be known as "The New Sewerage System Loan No. 3," which
shall be exclusively applicable to the cost of the work authorized by this
Act and by said Chapter 349 of the Acts of 1904 and Chapter 630 of
the Acts of 1910. Appropriations for the cost of said work, based upon
the estimates of said Commission, shall be annually included by the
Board of Estimates in the usual way in the Ordinance of Estimates, and
upon the written requisition, supported by proper vouchers of the Chair-
man of said Commission, or of the chairman pro tempore of said Com-
mission, countersigned by the Secretary of said Commission, or by the
secretary pro tempore of said Commission, either of which officers the
said Commission is hereby authorized to appoint, by vote or resolution,
in the event of the absence, sickness or other disability, for the time
being, of its Chairman or Secretary, respectively, the Comptroller shall
draw his warrants upon the City Register, payable out of such appro-
priations from said special fund for the amounts of all items of cost
or expense properly chargeable upon said special fund, but said bonds
or stock shall not be issued, in whole or in part, unless the ordinance