GASOLINE COUNTY. 1575

out and filled up at the expense of the owner or occupant, so as to prevent
its further use, and may provide by ordinance fines and penalties for the
failure, neglect or refusal of the owners or occupants of such premises to
clean out and fill up such wells, sinks, cesspools and receptacles, or to
submit to the cleaning out and filling up the same at the expense of the
owners or occupants.*

1906, ch. 332, sec. 8.

159. The Commissioners of Denton in addition to the tax herein pro-
vided for shall levy an aditional tax of thirty cents per lineal front foot on
all land adjoining the streets, roads, lanes or alleys where said system of
sewers are laid; said additional tax shall be levied at such time as the Com-
missioners of Denton shall determine upon, and shall be due and payable
thirty adys after such levy and shall bear interest from said date, and
shall be collected as other taxes authorized to be levied by said Commis-
sioners of Denton.

1906, ch. 332, sec. 9.

160. Said additional tax of thirty cents per lineal foot front shall be
in lieu of all costs and charges for tapping said system of sewers.

1906, ch. 332, sec. 10.

161. In determining the number of front feet where a lot extends
on two streets where said system of sewers extends, that the depth of
said lot extending back more than two hundred feet shall be taxed on the
excess of two hundred feet at the rate of thirty cents per lineal foot; any
lot extending on two streets as aforesaid, and said system of sewers not
extending in front of same, shall be taxed as hereinbefore provided, and
where a lot extending from one street where there is no sewer to another
street where said system is located, and there is a house or building on
said street where no sewer is located, but which is drained into said sewer,
then, in that event, the said lot shall be taxed for the lineal front foot on
both streets, and where a lot does not extend to a street where said sewer
is located, the owner of said lot may connect with said system upon paying
thirty cents per lineal foot, as hereinbefore provided.

1906, ch. 332, sec. 11.

162. The Commissioners of Denton shall charge all persons using said
sewers as follows, namely: on all private dwellings, the sum of twenty-five
cents per month; on all public buildings the sum of fifty cents per month.

DRAINAGE.

1914, ch. 607, sec. 1.

163. Any person who shall stop up or in any way obstruct that part
of any ditch incorporated in another State which extends into Caroline

*Secs. 5-7 of ch. 332, 1906, authorized the town of Denton to issue $3,000 of
bonds and to levy taxes to pay interest on and to redeem said bonds.