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	fifteen miles nor more than thirty miles; but the said county
	commissioners in their discretion, whenever any election district
	shall have a mileage of public road not exceeding sixty miles or
	thereabouts, may appoint one supervisor for the whole of said
	district, and in determining the number of miles in any case
	under the provisions of this section, it shall not be necessary for	Supervi- sors.
	the said commissioners to have the said roads actually surveyed,
	but shall determine the same by estimate, each of whom shall
	hold his office for two years or until his successor is duly ap-
	pointed and qualified, and shall be subject to removal by the said
	commissioners for incompetency, wilful neglect of duty or mis-
	demeanor in office.
	Approved March 14, 1890.

	CHAPTER 114.
	AN ACT to repeal section twenty, of article twenty-six, of the Code
	of Public General Laws of Maryland, title "Courts," sub-title
	"Judgments," and to re-enact the same with amendments.
	SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Maryland,
	That section twenty, of article twenty-six, of the Code of Public	Repeal.
	General Laws of Maryland, title "Courts," sub-title "Judgments,"
	"be and the same is hereby repealed and re-enacted with amend-
	ments so as to read as follows :
	20. On all judgments or decrees in any court of law or equity, -
	and on all judgments of justices of the peace recorded in the clerk's
	office of any court of law, an execution or attachment may issue out
	of such court or by the clerk thereof, at any time within twelve
	years from the date of the judgment or decree, or the said judg-
	ment or decree may be otherwise proceeded with within twelve
	years from its date; and in case of the death of any plaintiff in any
	such judgment the executor, administrator or other person entitled
	to the judgment or decree shall, on application to the clerk of the court having control of the docket whereon such judgment or de-
	cree is entered or recorded, be made a party to the same by suggest- ing the death of the plaintiff in writing, and causing his name to
	be inserted in the place of said plaintiff or his legal representatives
	and have execution or attachment as the plaintiff might have had
	if no such death had taken place; and in case of the marriage of a
	female plaintiff in any such judgment or decree, she may suggest
	in writing her said marriage, and have execution or attachment	Proceed-
	thereon in her new name acquired by such marriage; and in case of the death, or marriage of any of the defendants in any judgment or	ure.
	decree herein mentioned, the plaintiff in any such judgment or de-