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election, and if the term of the commissioner whose place
shall be so filled be not then completed, a commissioner shall
then be elected to serve for such unexpired term.

Approved April 4th, 1892.

	CHAPTER 322.
	AN ACT to repeal and re-enact with amendments chapter
	four hundred of the laws of eighteen hundred and eighty-
	six, entitled an act to authorize and empower the Board
	of Managers of the Maryland Hospital for the Insane to
	sell and convey certain land lying between the bed of the
	Catonsville Short Line Railroad Company and the Fred-
	erick turnpike.
	WHEREAS, the land belonging to the board of managers
	of the Maryland Hospital for the Insane lying between the	Preamble.
	road bed of the Catonsville Short Line Railroad Company
	and the Frederick turnpike is by said road bed divided from
	the other property, and is no longer available for the pur-
	pose of the hospital, and
	WHEREAS, the said board of managers are desirous of	Preamble
	selling said land and investing the proceeds, as may be
	most advantageous for the purpose of the said hospital.
	SECTON 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of	Amend-
	Maryland, That chapter No. four hundred of the laws of	ment.
	eighteen hundred and eighty-six is hereby repealed and
	re-enacted to read as follows :
	That the board of managers of the Maryland hospital for
	the insane be and they are hereby authorized and empow-
	ered to sell and convey by deed to be executed, acknowl-	Sell and convey.
	edged and recorded according to laws, in their discretion,
	the whole or any part of the land belonging to the said
	corporation lying on the north side of the road bed of the
	Catonsville Short Line Railroad Company, and between
	the said railroad and the Frederick turnpike road, and to
	invest the —— proceeds of said sale or sales in such man-	Invest.
	ner as in their judgment may be most advantageous for the
	purpose of the said hospital ; provided, the same shall be
	submitted to the Governor and approved by him.
	SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That this act shall take effect
	from the date of its passage.	Effective.
	Approved April 4th, 1892.