4666 ARTICLE 21.

in the hands of the treasurer of the board to pay the salaries of the public
school teachers, are hereby authorized and empowered to borrow money
upon their promissory note, signed by the president and secretary of the
board and endorsed by the treasurer thereof; provided, that the aggre-
gate sum of money so borrowed shall never exceed ten thousand dollars,
and provided further, that the aggregate sum of money so borrowed does
not create an indebtedness over and above the county levy for public school
purposes then actually in the hands of the collector or collectors for col-
lection, and not paid over to the said Board of County School Commis-
sioners.

1912, ch. 705, sec. 6.

502. Each of said three Boards of County School Commissioners shall
contribute annually such sum or sums of money as shall be necessary or
proper for the maintenance of such high school,* the amount to be paid
by such board to be in proportion to the number of pupils attending from
each of said counties, respectively, and enrolled in said high school on the
15th day of January, in each year, as based on the total enrollment of
said school on the said fifteenth day of January in each year, and thel
principal or head master of said school shall enter in the roll book of the
county in which each pupil enrolled resides.

1912, ch. 705, sec. 7.

503. The said high school shall be under the joint control and man-
agement of said three boards of school commissioners, and all expenditures
as to the maintenance of said school, after the same is constructed and
equipped, shall be made through and by the board of school commission-
ers of that county in which said high school is located, and each of the
other two boards shall contribute and pay the said board its proportionate
share for the maintenance of said school, as provided in Section 502 of
this Article, and the board having charge of the said expenditures shall
render annually to the other two boards an itemized and detailed state-
ment of all receipts and expenditures relating to the maintenance of said
high school, and the appropriation from the State of Maryland or any
other source for the maintenance of said school shall also be paid to the
board of school commissioners of the county in which said high school is
located, and shall be disbursed and accounted for as aforesaid.

1912, ch. 705, sec. 8.

504. Either an agricultural, manual training or commercial course
may be provided for, established and maintained in connection with said
high school, according to the best judgment of said boards of school com-
missioners, and subject to the provisions of the general school law, as
contained in the Acts of the Assembly of 1910, Chapter 386, or any re-
enactments or amendments thereto.

*The other sections provided for the erection of a high school in the town of
Queen Anne under joint supervision and at joint expense of Caroline, Talbot and
Queen Anne's Counties.