FRANK BROWN, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.

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CHAPTER 632.

AN ACT to authorize and require the County Commissioners

of Baltimore County, to make a special levy of not more

than twenty cents on each one hundred dollars, of the

assessable property in the village of Mount Washington,

in Baltimore County, for the purpose of bettering the

roads, sidewalks, sanitary measures, draiuage and other

improvements in said village, if twenty-five or more

persons owning taxable property in said village shall

petition annually therefor.

SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of

Maryland, That the Board of County Commissioners of

Levy for

Baltimore County shall annually levy upon the assessable

bettering
roads.

property on each one hundred dollars of the whole assessable

property of the village of Mount Washington in Baltimore

County at the time of making the county levy, a sum of

money, not exceeding the sum of twenty cents, for the use

and purpose of bettering the roads, sidewalks, sanitary

measures, drainage and other improvements in said village

of Mount Washington, which shall be collected as other

county taxes are collected ; that the said county commis-

sioners, at the time of making the annual tax levy for the

year eighteen hundred and ninety-two and each succeeding

year are hereby authorized, directed, and required to make

a special annual levy of not more than twenty cents on each

one hundred dollars of the whole assessable property situated

and located within the limits of Mount Washington in

Baltimore County, which are about thus described, to wit :

Beginning at the intersection of the east side of Green

Spring avenue and an avenue laid out by Wallace King,

thence along the north side of said avenue, binding on the

estate of James Carey Coale, and in a straight line through

the lands of Glenn and Hamilton, to the line of the west

side of the Northern Central Railway, thence binding on

the west side of said railway northerly until it intersects a

line which if drawn at right angles with the same would

strike the most northerly boundary line of the property

known as the Powers property, thence binding on the

northernmost and westernmost lines thereof until it strikes

the old Pimlico tract or Carrol tract, thence along the

northernmost and westernmost lines of said tract or tracts

to the east side of Green Spring avenue thence along the

east side of said avenue to the place of beginning, to be

collected as other county taxes are collected in said county,

and when so collected to be paid over to the treasurer of

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