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LAWS OF MARYLAND.
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CHAPTER 443.
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AN ACT to provide for the completion of Edmond-
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son avenue, in Baltimore county.
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WHEREAS under the provisions of the act of
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eighteen hundred and seventy, chapter ninety-nine,
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and the act of eighteen hundred and seventy-two,
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chapter seventy-eight, Edmondson avenue was laid
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out from the western boundary of Baltimore city
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westwardly to an intersection with the old Frederick
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road one hundred feet wide, and a distance of two
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and one half miles, and under the said acts, and the
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act of eighteen hundred and seventy-two, chapter
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three hundred and eighty seven, proceedings were
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commenced for the condemnation, opening, grading
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Preamble.
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and construction of said avenue, a large amount of
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assessments for benefits were paid by the owners of
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property upon which the same were assessed, and
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the said avenue was partially graded and constructed,
nevertheless a considerable amount of the assess-
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ments for benefits still remains unpaid; and not-
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withstanding the large sum expended by the property
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owners, and the erection by the county of a costly
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bridge over Gwynn's falls, the avenue has, for several
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years, remained in an unfinished condition, to the
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great injury and inconvenience of the public, as well
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as the property owners interested. It being there-
fore considered that the circumstances in the case of
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said Edmondson avenue requires special legislation
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in regard thereto.
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SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly
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of Maryland, That George H. Carman, Edward
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Eider and Samuel Brady are hereby appointed and
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constituted a board of examiners, with power and
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authority in themselves, in case of refusal to act,
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Board of ex-
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resignation or death of any of their number, to fill
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aminers.
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such vacancy or vacancies, so as to always constitute
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a board of three, a majority of whom shall form a
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quorum for the performance of the duties or trans-
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action of the business hereinafter required of them ;
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and the said examiners, as soon as practicable after
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the passage of this act, shall meet at some convenient
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