1284 GARRETT COUNTY. [ART. 12.

Second street in said town of Oakland, between the hours of
seven A. M. and nine F. M. daily, except Sunday.

ORPHANS' COURT.

1884, ch. 314.

196. The judges of the orphans' court for Garrett county
shall be allowed a per diem of three dollars and fifty cents, and
mileage at the rate of eight cents per mile each way for going
to and returning from each meeting; but such mileage shall be
allowed but.once during a session.

1878, ch. 108.

197. The register of wills in said county, at each meeting of
the court, shall make a memorandum on the minutes of the court
of the number of miles traveled by each judge.

Ibid

198. The county commissioners shall annually levy a sufficient
sum to enable the treasurer to pay the per diem and mileage of
judges of the orphans' court upon the passage of their accounts.

ROADS.

1878, ch. 158.

199. So much of the United States road, commonly known
as the National turnpike, as passes through Garrett county, is
transferred to and placed under the custody, care and control of
the county commissioners, who are authorized and required to
assume the custody and control thereof.

1880, ch. 261.

200. They shall annually appoint, at their meeting in January,
one or more road supervisors for each election district of said
county, as in their judgment may be necessary.

1888, ch. 648.

201. The repairs and improvement and supervision of the
public county road, known as the Legislative road, leading from
the west end of the covered bridge over Youghiogheny river at