FRANK BROWN, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.

467

SEC. 6. And be it enacted, That the board of directors

shall make all by-laws, rules and regulations necessary for

By-laws.

conducting the business of the company. The directors

shall also have power to require payment from each and

every stockholder of the amounts remaining unpaid on the

stock of the company held by such stockholder, at such

time as they may think proper.

SEC, 7. And be it enacted, That said company shall have

Subject to

and enjoy all the general powers, provisions and privileges,

provisions
of Code.

and be subject to the general regulations contained in

article twenty-three of the Revised Code of Public General

Laws of Maryland, the said article, known also as the

article providing for the formation, powers and regulations

of corporations, so far as the same may not be inconsistent,

or in conflict with the special or general regulation or pro-

visions, powers, rights and advantages conferred or intended

to be conferred by this act.

SEC. 8. And be it enacted, That said company is hereby

authorized and empowered to build a double or single track

suburban railway to be operated by electricity in any form,
or by any improved power used for the propulsion of street

Power to
build road

or suburban railways excepting steam power with the right

to build the necessary switches, to its car barns or power

houses, and also to build the necessary turnouts, between

the city of Baltimore and the village of Towson in Balti-

more County, by the following route : Beginning for the

same at the corner of Barclay Street and North Avenue,

and running thence north on Barclay Street, as opened, and

to be opened to Sixteenth Street, as laid down on the plat

of the streets now filed in the office of the County Com-

missioners at Towsontown, thence east on Sixteenth Street

to the York turnpike road, and thence across said York

turnpike road easterly to Carroll Avenue, thence on Carroll

Avenue easterly either to the Old York road or to Friske

Street as laid out in the street plat filed in the office of the

County Commissioners at Towsontown, but not yet opened,

and then northerly either on the Old York road to Arling-

ton Avenue, or northerly on Friske Street, as opened or to

be opened to Arlington Avenue, and thence on Arlington

Avenue northeasterly to a point between the property known

as the Teackle property and that belonging to the estate of

John W. Garrett, and thence northerly by the most con-

venient route to Woodbourne Avenue, thence northeasterly

across Woodbourne Avenue to Beauregard Avenue and then

north on Beauregard Avenue to the Whiteley property, and

then northerly by the most convenient route to Register

Avenue, and then by the most convenient route to the