1542 MILITIA—MORTGAGES. [ARTS. 65 & 66

1900, ch. 485, sec. 4.

59. The sum of fifteen hundred dollars, or so much thereof
as may be necessary, is hereby appropriated out of any money
in the treasury not otherwise appropriated, to be expended
under the direction of said commission for the purpose herein
specified, and the treasurer is hereby directed to pay all
vouchers submitted and approved by said commissioners, or a
majority of them, in accordance with this sub-title; that is,
for cases, transportation, labor, etc., as well as the necessary
expenses of the commissioners.

Ibid. sec. 5.

60. As soon as the said battle-flags have been obtained and
cared for as herein provided for, they shall be formally turned
over to the governor, who shall direct that the care and custody
thereof in th'e future shall be under the supervision of the
adjutant general, and the function of said battle-flag commis-
sioners shall cease. The said commissioners shall serve with-
out compensation, other than their necessary expenses, board,
etc., whilst on official business.

ARTICLE LXVI.

MORTGAGES.

1. Deed absolute on its face to be considered a mortgage, if there be a defeasance in writ- ing, defeasance must be re- corded; effect of failure to record it. 2. Sums to appear on face of mort- gage; mortgages to secure future advances; mortgages to indemnify security, and from brewers to malsters. 3. In Baltimore and Prince George's counties 4. When preferred to previous judgments or decrees, pro- viso. 5 Covenant to pay taxes. 6. Powers of sale, sale under.

7 Bond 8 Publication of notice. 9. Report to court; powers of court. 10. Resale 11. If confirmed, title to pass. 12. Distribution by court of surplus proceeds 13. Conveyance to purchaser; trustee to convey; bond 14. Premises may be bought in by mortgagee 15. Where sales to be made 16. Injunction to stay proceedings. 17 Motion to dissolve injunction. 18. Bond. 19. Purchaser may have writ of pos- session 20. Puichaser and tenants.