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shall, after deducting five per centum commissions and costs

of suit, immediately pay over the balance to the commis-

sioners created by this act, or their lawful agent.

SEC. 3. And be it enacted, That if any of the commis-

Filling

sioners herein named, shall die, resign or refuse to act, or

vacancies.

remove from Worcester County, the remaining commissioners

shall appoint a commissioner in his place, so as to keep up

the number of five commissioners, and the said commis-

sioners so appointed, or their successors, shall have and

exercise all the powers conferred by this act and that now

exist, under the supplements referred to in the title of

this act.

SEC. 4. And be it enacted, That this act shall take effect

Effective.

from the date of its passage.

Approved April 4th, 1892.

CHAPTER 359.

AN ACT to enlarge and define the taxable limits of Fred-

erick City, to establish certain avenues, streets at the

Boulevard as at present located, to fix the grade and

macadamize the same, to provide water facilities in the

northwestern addition to Frederick, and to repeal section

two hundred and fifty -four of article eleven of the Code of

Public Local Laws of Maryland, title "Frederick County "

sub -title " Frederick" and to enact a substitute in lieu

thereof.

SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of

Amend-

Maryland, That section two hundred and fifty-four of article

ments.

eleven of the Code of Public Local Laws of Maryland, title

"Frederick County," sub-title "Frederick," be and the

same is hereby repealed, and that the following be and is

hereby enacted in lieu thereof as a substitute therefor.

254. The taxable limits of Frederick shall be as follows :

Taxable
limits of

Beginning in the middle of the Frederick and Woodsboro

Frederick

turnpike roads at the end of twenty -eight and four-tenths

perches north of the north line of Eighth street, aud at the

end of one and seventv-two one-huudredths perches on a

line drawn south eighty-one degrees east from the south-east

corner of Thomas W. Morgan's lot, and running thence par-

allel with Eighth street south eighty-one degrees east ninety-

seven and fifty-two one-hundredths perches, to a stake

planted eighteen perches east of the eastern limits of the