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Session Laws, 1892
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738

LAWS OF MARYLAND.


earlier than twenty-one days from the date of the publi-


cation of their said statement, which said election shall be


held under and governed by the forms as far as applicable


of elections now provided for mayor and common council of


Westminster, in eluding the appointment of judges and clerks


of election, at which said election the qualified voters of


Westminster shall determine by ballot whether the contract


or agreement which shall have been made between said


mayor and common council and the said Westminster Water


Company shall be ratified or not at which said election there


shall be written or printed upon the said ballots the words


"For the purchase of Water Company's property," or


"Against the purchase of Water Company's property," as


the voter may choose, and the result of such election shall


be certified in the usual manner of certifying corporate


elections to the mayor and common council of Westminster,


and it a majority of the ballots cast at said election shall


have on them, " For the purchase of water company's


property," then said contract or agreement shall become


immediately operative, binding and in full force ; but should


a majority of said ballots cast have on them "Against the


purchase of water company's property," then this shall be


void and of non -effect.


SEC. 3. And be it enacted, That upon the consummation of

Rights,

the purchase of the said water company's property, as pro-

franchises,

vided in the previous section, all rights, franchises and pri-

&c.

vileges of the said water company, shall immediately vest


and pass in and to the said mayor and common council of


Westminster and their successors forever, and the said


mayor and common council upon the determination of the


said qualified voters at at any time in the manner provided


in the previous section in favor of purchasing the property


of said water company and the purchase thereof may by


ordinance provided for the payment of the purchase money


in such manner as they shall determine upon and agree with


said water company.


SEC. 4. And be it enacted, That should such contract and

Power to

agreement be at any time ratified as hereinbefore provided

issue bonds

by the qualified voters of said city, then in that event the


said mayor and common council of Westminster are hereby


authorized and empowered to issue bonds in the name of


the mayor and common council of Westminster in sums not


less than one hundred dollars, nor more thau one thousand


dollars, to be signed by the mayor, and countersigned by


the clerk of said city, not exceeding in the whole the


amount named in such contract for the purchase of said


water works, property and franchises from said water



 
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