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and that due diligence was used to prevent it, the owner shall have return
of the property on paying all expenses of keeping and all costs whatever-
incurred and one dollar for taking up each of said stock.

P. L. L. (1888), Art. 3, sec. 166. 1872, ch. 283. 1878, ch. 187. 1880, ch. 424.
B. Co. C. (1908), sec. 280. 1916, sec. 408. 1928, sec. 487.

487. Said justice of the peace shall be fully authorized to make sale
of such stock if not returned as aforesaid, and out of all moneys arising
from such sale made in execution of the two preceding sections he shall
pay to the party taking up, if a constable or public officer, and impound-
ing said stock one dollar for his services therein and also all other expenses,
incurred, and the remainder to the owner who may establish claim to
said property; and in the event of no such claimant appearing within
thirty days thereafter, then the balance shall be paid to the County Com-
missioners for the use of the county.

1894, ch. 88. B. Co. C. (1908), sec. 278. 1916, sec. 409. 1928, sec. 488.

488. It shall not be lawful for stock of any kind to go at large in
Glyndon nor within a circuit of one mile, taking the brick (county) school-
house in Glyndon as the central point.

P. L. L. (1888), Art. 3, sec. 163. 1878, ch. 187. B. Co. C. (1908), sec. 276.
1916, sec. 410. 1928, sec. 489.

489. It shall not be lawful for stock of any kind to go at large in-
Lutherville nor within a circuit of one mile, taking the Lutheran Church-
in said village as the central point.

P. L. L. (1888), Art. 3, sec. 164. 1872, ch. 283. B. Co. C. (1908), sec. 277.
1916, sec. 411. 1928, sec. 490.

490. It shall not be lawful for stock of any kind to go at large in
Reisterstown nor within a circuit of one mile, taking the sixteen-mile stone
located in Reisterstown as a central point.

LONG BEACH ESTATES.

1929, ch. 312, sec. 1.

490A. The Board of County Commissioners of Baltimore County is-
hereby authorized, at the time of the annual tax levy each year, to make
a special levy of not more than twenty-five cents on each one hundred dol-
lars of assessable property situate in the village of the Long Beach Es-
tates in the Fifteenth Election District of said county, the said special
levy to be collected as other county taxes are collected. The proceeds from
said special levy shall be used for road improvements in said village, and
the said Board of County Commissioners may, in its discretion, pay over
said proceeds to any authorized committee or association of said Long
Beach Estates to be used exclusively for road improvements.

1929, ch. 312, sec. 2.

490B. For the purposes of this Act, the Long Beach Estates shall
include and comprise two hundred and twenty-eight acres of land which,