BALTIMORE COUNTY. 763

P. L. L. (1888), Art. 3, sec. 234. 1880, ch. 329. 1888, ch. 546. B. Co. C. (1908).
sec. 395. 1914, ch. 517. B. Co. C. (1916), sec. 538. 1928, sec. 634.

634. Whenever any examiner or examiners shall be appointed by the
County Commissioners as hereinbefore provided for in this subtitle of this
Article, he or they, after taking the oath required by the provisions of
this subtitle of this Article, before proceeding to collect any assessments
made for benefits by him or them, shall file a bond with at least two
sureties in double the amount of the sums of money collectible, being the
difference between the damages and the benefits assessed by him or them,
to be approved by the County Commissioners, conditioned for the true and
faithful performance of his or their duty as examiner or examiners, which
bond shall be to the State of Maryland and made to the benefit of any
person or persons; aggrieved, injured or damaged in any manner by the
proceedings of said examiner or examiners.

P. L. L. (1888), Art. 3, sec. 235. 1880, ch. 329. B. Co. C. (1908), sec. 396.
1914, ch. 617. B. Co. C. (1916), sec. 539. 1928, sec. 635.

635. If any such examiner or examiners shall die or refuse or neglect
to file the said bond or 'proceed with the duties required of them by this
subtitle of this Article at any time after his or their appointment, the
County Commissioners, upon application being made them, with satis-
factory proof of the death, refusal or neglect as aforesaid, shall, in case
of the death of any such examiner or examiners, at their next regular
meeting, appoint another or others; and in case of such refusal or neglect
as aforesaid, they shall give such examiner or examiners notice, and if he
or they shall continue so to neglect or refuse as aforesaid for thirty days
thereafter they shall appoint another or other examiners.

1888, Art. 3, sec. 256. 1880, ch. 329. B. Co. C. (1908), sec. 397. 1914, ch. 517.
B. Co. C. (1916), sec. 540. 1928, sec. 636.

636. All moneys received by any such examiner or examiners for
benefits or from ;my other source in connection with the opening, paving,
grading and curbing of any street, alleyway or thoroughfare under the
provisions of this subtitle of this Article shall be deposited as hereinbefore
required in some bank in the City of Baltimore, to be designated by the
County Commissioners, to the credit of the street, alleyway or thorough-
fare proposed to be opened, graded, paved or curbed, and by such bank
be kept separate from any other funds which said examiner or examiners
may have on deposit in said bank; and in case of the appointment of an-
other or other examiners under the provisions of the preceding section,
such moneys shall be paid out by such bank upon the check, order or
warrant of such other examiner or examiners.

P. P. L. (1888), Art. 3, sec. 237. 1880, ch. 329. B. Co. C. (1908), sec 398.
1914, ch. 517. B. Co. C. (1916), sec. 541. 1928, sec. 637.

637. Whenever it may be desirable to have an alley laid off and estab-
lished and condemned, opened, graded and constructed in any portion of
the territory of Baltimore County in which streets and avenues have al-