3320 ARTICLE 16.

registered qualified voters being owners of any interest, joint or several
in real property in said Section 4, such meeting to be held after giving at
least ten days' written notice thereof to each of such resident registered
qualified voters being owners of any interest, joint or several, in real prop-
erty in said Section 4, by depositing said notice in the United States Post
Office address to the last known address of such resident registered quali-
fied voters, being owners of any interest, joint or several, in real property
in said Section 4, which notice shall contain a statement of the purpose-
of such proposed indebtedness and the approximate amount thereof. At
such meeting the question of borrowing such money and the issuance of
bonds or other obligations shall be submitted to such resident, registered
qualified voters being owners of any interest, joint or several, in real prop-
erty in said Section 4, and the voting thereon shall be by ballot. Each
ballot shall contain the words "for Bonds" and "against Bonds"; and if a
majority of the resident registered qualified voters being owners of any
interest, joint or several, in real property in said Section 4, present and
voting at such meeting shall vote in favor of the borrowing of such money
and the issuance of such bonds, notes or certificates of indebtedness, the
Citizens' Committee of Section 4 shall proceed in accordance with such
authorization; provided, however, that if a majority of such resident regis-
tered qualified voters being owners of any interest, joint or several, in real
property in said Section 4 present at such meeting shall vote against the
borrowing of money, and the issuance of bonds or other obligations, the
Citizens' Committee of Section 4 shall be authorized, in their discretion,
to call another meeting at a date not less than two months thereafter, at
which the same or an alternative proposition for borrowing money and
issuing bonds or other obligations may be submitted to such resident regis-
tered qualified voters being owners of any interest, joint or several, in real
property in said Section 4.

1924, ch. 317, sec. 8.

117. The Treasurer of said Section 4, of said Village of Chevy Chase,
shall deposit all funds coming into his hands as such, in accordance with
the requirements of law, for the deposit of county funds by the County
Treasurer, or in such other bank approved by the Citizens' Committee of
said Section 4, provided, that the Treasurer of said Section 4 of said
Village of Chevy Chase shall not dispose of any of the funds coming into
his hands as such Treasurer, except upon check duly signed by him as
such Treasurer, and countersigned by the Chairman or some member of
the said Committee acting as Chairman pro tem in his absence; such acting
Chairman shall be duly authorized to act by resolution of said Committee,
which must first be placed upon the minutes of the Committee to be pro-
vided therefor.

1924, ch. 317, sec. 9.

118. Chapter 383 of the Acts of the General Assembly of Maryland
of 1910, authorizing special levies for the Village of Chevy Chase, is here-