1622 ARTICLE 6.

1906, ch. 284, sec. 35.

306. The County Commissioners of Caroline County are hereby au-
thorized and directed to authorize and direct the treasurer of said county
to pay on the first day of April in the year 1906, and every year thereafter,
to the Commissioners of Greensboro not less than two hundred dollars,
to be appropriated and used by the Commissioners of Greensboro for the
repair and improvement of the streets, roads and lanes within the limits
of said town, and for such other improvements therein as the Commis-
sioners may deem proper.

1906, ch. 284, sec. 36. 1927, ch. 15, sec. 36.

307. Said Commissioners may whenever they shall deem it necessary
borrow on the credit of said town, by note or otherwise, any amount they
may deem necessary, provided that said indebtedness thus created shall
not exceed at any time the sum of two thousand five hundred dollars.

1906, ch. 284, sec. 37.

308. Nothing in the preceding section contained shall in any manner
affect the validity of any tax already levied by said Commissioners, or
any ordinance passed by them or any contracts already entered into by
said Commissioners with any person, firm or body corporate, or in any
proceeding taken under any of the ordinances heretofore passed by said
Commissioners, but all of the same shall have the same force and effect

as though this Act had not been passed.

1927. ch. 15, sec. 37A.

309. It shall be the duty of the County Commissioners of Caroline

County to pay annually to the Commissioners of Greensboro six per

centum of the taxes levied upon the property within the corporate limits
of said town, provided that said town shall not receive less than the sum
of two hundred dollars, said sum to be used for the benefit of said town
in such ways as the Commissioners of said town may elect.

WATER. *

1914, ch. 434, sec. 4.

310. The said Commissioners of Greensboro are authorized and cm-
powered and required to annually levy and collect a special tax of not

exceeding fifty cents on every $100.00 of taxable property within the
corporate limits of Greensboro, to pay the interest on said bonds and in
addition thereto to create a sinking fund sufficient to enable the said

Commissioners of Greensboro to redeem and pay off all of the bonds
issued by them under this Act, and the proceeds of such taxes shall be

collected by said Commissioners and applied by them to the payment and
redemption of said bonds when they shall become payable and redeemable;

*Secs. 1-3, ch. 434, 1914, authorized the town to issue $20,000 of bonds and were
gratified by the voters as required by said Act.