ELIHU E. JACKSON, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.

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CHAPTER 358.

AN ACT to refund to Charles Abell, late collector of taxes for

the third election district of St. Mary's county, the sum of six-

teen dollars and ninety-two cents, for money paid into the treas-

ury of the State in excess of the amount due by him for State

taxes for eighteen hundred and eighty-eight and eighteen hun-

dred and eighty-nine.

SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Maryland,

That the comptroller be and he is hereby directed to issue his

warrant upon the treasurer for sixteen dollars and ninety-eight

cents to pay Charles Abell for money paid by him into the treas-

To repay.

ury as collector of taxes for the third election district of St.

Mary's county, for the years eighteen hundred and eighty-eight

and eighteen, hundred and eighty-nine, in excess of the amount

due by him as collector aforesaid.

SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That this act shall take effect from

Effective.

the date of its passage.

Approved April 3, 1890.

CHAPTER 359.

AN ACT to authorize and direct the register of wills of Queen

Anne's county, Maryland, to collect and file in separate bundles

or boxes suitable for the purpose, and to properly index the

same, the papers and proceedings relating to and connected

with the different estates of deceased persons settled, or in pro-

cess of settlement, in his office, from the year aighteen hun-

dred and fifty to the year eighteen hundred and eighty-three ;

and also to properly file and index the papers and accounts re-

ating to guardianships now in process of settlement in his

office.

SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Maryland,

That the register of wills of Queen Anne's county, Maryland, be

and he is authorized and directed to collect and place in separate

bundles properly enclosed in envelopes or boxes suitable for the
purpose, and numbered, the papers and proceedings relating to
and connected with the different estates of deceased persons set-

To arrange

tled in his office, from the year eighteen hundred and fifty to the

year eighteen hundred and eighty-three, when a system of this

kind was adopted in said office, and to properly file in like man-

ner the papers and accounts of guardianships unsettled in said