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recording, indexing, filing and classification, unless the receipts of said
register's office from fees for services rendered therein shall prove suffi-
cient to pay for said steel furnishings, recording and indexing, after all
the office expenses and salaries of said register and his deputies shall be
paid, when said furnishings, recording and indexing shall be paid, out
of the fees, if any, se remaining.

1922, ch. 177, sec. 447A.

436. The said Register of Wills is hereby empowered and directed to
buy additional steel book cases necessary for his office, and have all books
and records therein which are in bad condition repaired, at a total cost
of not more than one thousand dollars.

1922, ch. 177, sec. 447B.

437. All the expenses incurred by said Register of Wills under the
aforegoing section of said Act shall be paid out of any surplus revenues
now in or which may hereafter come into the hands of said Register.

1920, ch. 328.

438. The Register of Wills of Harford County is hereby empowered
and directed to further equip his office with such furniture and metallic
and other fixtures as he may determine are necessary and requisite for
the prompt and safe dispatch of the business and protection of the papers
and the records of his office, for the proper and easy accommodation of
the public.

That all expenses incurred by said Register under this Act, shall be
paid out of any surplus revenues now in or which may hereafter come
into his hands.

ROADS.

1916, ch. 680, sec. 448.

439. The county commissioners are authorized, in their discretion, to
re-survey and mark and bound the public roads in Harford County, when
and where they may deem such re-survey necessary and expedient.
Greenland v. Co. Commissioners, 68 Md. 59.

1916, ch. 680, sec. 449.

440. Whenever they shall deem it expedient that any of the public
roads shall be resurveyed, they shall appoint three persons not interested
or holding lands through which said road may pass; and the persons so
appointed, after giving thirty days' notice thereof, shall meet on the
premises and resurvey and mark and bound such public road according
to the best evidence they can obtain of the location thereof, either by
examination of witnesses, or by reference to former surveys, or by per-
sonal inspection of such road; and in the absence of other sufficient and
satisfactory evidence, the examiners are authorized to adopt the center
of such road as the center thereof according to its true location and mark