3962 ARTICLE 17.

Council of Laurel when and as collected but less the expense of collection,
all taxes levied or taxed for public roads on property within the limits of
said town, which shall be expended by the said Mayor and City Council
in the repair and improvement of the streets and roads within the limits
of said town.

County Com. v. Com. of Laurel, 51 Md. 457. Same v. Same, 70 Md. 443.

SEWERS.*

1914, ch. 312, sec. 4.

698. The said Mayor and City Council of Laurel is hereby empowered
to do all acts and things necessary to issue and sell said bonds, and to do
all acts and things necessary to be done in the building and construction
of the improvements and additions herein provided for, including the right
to condemn any land or premises needed for said purposes, and to pass
such ordinances in relation to the same and for the protection of the same
as may be deemed expedient and necessary.

1914, ch. 312, sec. 7.

699. Should the said voters of said town vote in favor of bonding the
said town for sewers, the said Mayor and City Council of Laurel shall
build or construct, or cause to be built or constructed, a sewer system for
the collection, transmission and disposal of drainage and sewage from
houses and other buildings, sinks and other receptacles for sewage and
drainage, including also, if the said Mayor and City Council of Laurel
shall at any time so determine, storm water and other drainage from the
streets and alleys of said town, and said Mayor and City Council may
acquire by condemnation or otherwise any land needed for the building of
a disposal plant or needed for any other purpose in connection with said
sewerage system or sewerage disposal.

LICENSES.

1892, ch. 410. 1912 Code, sec. 438.

700. For licenses issued to hawkers and peddlers in Prince George's
county the fee shall be as follows, to wit: for every license to travel on
foot, the sum of two hundred dollars; to travel with a horse or other
beast of burden and wagon, or other vehicle the sum of three hundred dol-
lars ; with two horses or other beasts of burden and wagon or other vehicle,
the sum of three hundred dollars.

*Ch. 607, 1908, authorizing $35,000 of bonds for sewerage system, was rejected,
and ch. 3, 1912, providing for resubmitting the question, was twice rejected. Ch.
312, 1914, authorizing bonds to amount of $52,000 for sewers, $23,000 for extending
water system and $5,000 for floating indebtedness was ratified by the voters. The
other sections authorized the levying of taxes to pay interest on and to redeem
said bonds and provided for a referendum vote.