1268 ARTICLE 4.

(27) Annex Improvement Loan for $2,000,000—1916, ch. 585.

(28) School Buildings Loan for $1,000,000—1916, ch. 584.

(29) Conduit Loan for $1,000,000—1916, ch. 189.

(30) Public Improvements Loan for $26.000,000 (schools, conduits, sewers, pav-
ing, harbor, police and fire)_1920. ch. 373.

(31) Water Loan for $25,000,000—1920, ch. 374.

(32) Harbor and Port Development Loan for $50,000,000—1920, ch. 560. (This
loan has only been approved by the voters to the extent of $10,000,000. See Ord.
380, July 6, 1920.)

(33) School Building Loan for $15,000,000—1922, ch. 379.

(34) Conduit Loan for $1,500,000—1924, ch. 221.

(35) Paving and Bridge Loan for $7,000,000—1924. ch. 220.

(36) Howard Street Loan for 56,000,000—1924, ch. 229.

(37) Sewer Loan for $10,000,000—1924, ch. 222.

(38) Art Museum Loan for $1,000,000—1924, ch. 230.

(39) Municipal Building Loan for $2,000,000—1924, ch. 515.

(40) Conduit Loan for $1,000.000—1927, ch. 154.

(41) Hospital, Police and Fire Loan for $4,000.000—1927, ch. 312.

(42) Library Loan for $3.000,000_1927, ch. 328.

(43) Paving, Bridge and Grade Crossings Loan for $8,000,000—1927, ch. 332.

(44) Sewer Loan for $10,000,000—1927, ch. 333.

(45) Airport Loan for $1,500,000—1927, ch. 431.

(46) School Buildings Loan for $10,000,000—1927, ch. 470.

(47) Water Loan for $10,000,000—1927, ch. 471.

(48) Airport Loan for $2,500,000—1929, ch. 220.

(49) Paving, Bridge and Grade Crossing Loan for $2,000,000—1929, ch. 154.

(50) School Building Loan for $1,500,000 for Handicapped Children 1929 ch.
243.

HARBOR, DOCKS AND WHARVES.

1910, ch. 485, sec. 3.

826A. That the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, through the
agencies hereinafter mentioned, is hereby vested and clothed with full
power and authority to execute and carry into effect each and all of
the objects and to do each and all of the things provided for or contem-
plated by this Act as aforesaid, and to have and exercise each, every and
all powers, and to do any and all things which, by any thing short of a
palpably forced construction, it may deem desirable, convenient or proper
to further and accomplish the objects of this Act* or any part of them;
and especially is the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, acting in this,
respect through the agency of the Board of Estimates, fully authorized
and empowered, to rent, lease or hire out all public wharves, docks, piers,
warehouses, sheds, structures and buildings, or parts thereof, or rights of
user thereof or therein, or space therein, upon such terms and conditions,
to such persons, firms or corporations, and for such duration, as to said
Board of Estimates may seem proper; and any board in which the powers
now exercised by the Board of Estimates may hereafter be vested, shall
exercise the functions by this section conferred upon said Board of Esti-
mates.

M. & C. C. v. Cahill, 126 Md. 596.

*Chapter 485 of the Acts of 1910 provided for a Harbor Improvement Loan of
$0,000.000 widening of St. Paul Street out of this loan valid. Baltimore v. Wil-
liams, 129 Md. 291.