MONTGOMERY COUNTY. 3315

members of the Chevy Chase Citizens' Committee of said Section 4 as
now constituted or by their successors to be selected as herein provided.
Said Treasurer shall give bond to said Board of County Commissioners
in a penal sum or sums to be fixed and approved from time to time by the
Judge of the Circuit Court for Montgomery County, such bond to be con-
ditioned upon the faithful discharge of the duties of the said Treasurer.
Said Board of County Commissioners shall also order and have paid over
to said Treasurer the proportion of the County Road Tax to be levied and
collected in the same manner as though said part of the Village of Chevy
Chase was an incorporated town and said part of said Village of Chevy
Chase shall for that purpose be considered by said Board of County Com-
missioners as an incorporated town of said county, and said proportion of
said county Road Tax received by the Treasurer of Section 4, Chevy
Chase, shall be used by said Chevy Chase Citizens' Committee exclusively
for maintaining and repairing the county roads, streets, and lanes, that
may have been dedicated to the public or to Montgomery County and
whether accepted by said county or not; all other funds accruing from the
special levy aforesaid to be used by the said Chevy Chase Citizens' Com-
mittee directly or through said Committee exclusively for the maintaining,
repairing, and lighting the streets, roads, alleys, sidewalks; for parking,
drainage, sanitation and other village maintenance and improvements, in-
chiding surface and other sewerage, so far as the same is not provided
for by the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission; for paying the
principal and interest of the bonds, notes or certificates of indebtedness
issued for the improvements authorized in Section 116a(2) and 116b(2)
hereof; for clerical and other incidental services and expenses, for fur-
nishing police and fire protection and other public service, including the
removal of ashes, garbage and other refuse and the disposal thereof; for
the employment of a Building Inspector to enforce the requirements of
all deeds of conveyance for property situated in said village, for enforcing
such building, sanitary and other regulations, as said Citizens' Committee,
subject to the approval of the Board of County Commissioners, may pre-
scribe for said section or for any part of said section.

1924, ch. 317, sec. 3.

112. From and after the passage of this Act and until the second
Tuesday in January, 1926, the said Chevy Chase Citizens' Committee of
Section 4 shall be constituted as follows: William Blum, E. Percival Wil-
son, M. Rea Shafer, C. Dwight Curtiss, and Earl F. Kelley. The first
named shall, until otherwise directed by said Committee, be and constitute
the Chairman thereof, each of whom shall qualify as such Committeeman
by taking an oath before a person properly qualified to administer the
same under the laws of Maryland diligently and faithfully to discharge
all duties of the office. In case any of such persons shall fail to qualify
within thirty days after the date upon which this Act becomes effective,
or any of their successors shall fail to so qualify within thirty days after
his election as Committeeman, as hereinafter provided, or in case of any