ART. 14. ] KENT COUNTY. 575

BRIDGE AT CRUMPTON. "-> 1864, c. 196 enacts as follows:
35. The county commissioners for Kent and Queen Anne's counties, are authorized and required to levy upon the assessable property of their respective coun- ties, one-half of the sum necessary to repair the free bridge over Chester river, at a place called Crump- ton, and shall yearly make such further levies as may be necessary to keep said bridge in good repair.	1804, c 169, c. 1. Commissioners of Kent and Q Anne to levy to repair bridge
36. The county commissioners of said counties, are authorized to employ some suitable person or persons to repair said bridge, in such manner and upon such terms as said commissioners shall determine.	Ibid s. 2. Bridge to be repaired.
37. The said county commissioners shall employ some person to have charge of said bridge, who shall attend every day from sunrise to sunset to open the draw for the passage of vessels, and shall receive as	Ibid, s 3. Bridge keeper.
a compensation, seventy-five dollars per year for such service. In force from March 2, 1864. CHESTERTOWN. 1664, c. 277 adds the following:	Compensation.
88. The commissioners of Chestertown may ap- point the collector of taxes for Kent county, or of the district of which Chestertown forms a part, to collect the corporation tax of said town from time to time, and the collector so appointed, shall be bound	1864, c 277. Commissioners of town to appoint collec- tor of taxes.
to give bond, and collect the said taxes according to the terms and provisions of the forty -seventh section, of this article, under the penalty of fifty dollars, to be recovered by indictment by the grand jury, and judgment of the circuit court for Kent county, as in ordinary cases of punishment; and the said collector shall receive the same compensation for collecting said tax, as he may receive from the county commis- sioners for collecting the county tax. In force from June 1, 1864.	Bond and com- pensation.