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LAWS OF MARYLAND.
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in the office of the clerk of the Circuit Court for Allegany
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Copy, evi-
dence.
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County, and s aid map, or a certified copy thereof, shall be
prima facie evidence of the contents thereof in any suit or
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suits, action or actions in any court of law or equity in this
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State, and all water mains, sewers and drains hereafter
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constructed shall also be recorded on similar plate, pro-
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vided, however, that for all sanitary and police purposes the
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Police
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mayor and city council of Cumberland shall have and ex-
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limits
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ercise full authority for one mile in every direction beyond
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the bounds and limits of said city.
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Election
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49. The election for mayor and city councilmen shall be
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for Mayor
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held under the provisions of article thirty-three of the Code
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Council-
men
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of Public General Laws of Maryland and the amendments
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thereto.
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08. All the vacancies in the city council shall be filled
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Vacancies-
how filled
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by the city council without delay, from the ward or wards
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from which such vacancies occur, or at large as the case may
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be, provided, that the said vacancy shall be filled by a per-
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son of the same politics as the one who has died, resigned
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or been removed, and in case of a vacancy in the office of
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mayor, the president of the council shall act as mayor
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until the next city election, and the qualification of his suc-
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cessor.
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59. Said city council may from time to time cause an
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May make
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assessment to be made of all the property, real, personal or
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Assess-
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otherwise, aud securities liable to State and County taxes,
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by three assessors appointed by them, and levy thereon a
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tax not exceeding in any one year fifty cents on every one
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hundred dollars, worth of assessable property for general
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purposes, and shall, from among the members of the city
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council, appoint three persons, to be known as the Assess-
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ment Committee, whose duty it shall be, at all times, to
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assess such property and securities as may come to their
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knowledge, and have the same put upon the assessment
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books of the city.
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60. Any person may appeal from the valuation made by
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said assessors or Assessment Committee, or from any assess-
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Appeal
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ment now in force, to said city council, and said city
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from As-
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council shall arrange by ordinance for the hearing of such
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sessments
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appeals and fix a time therefor, and may hear the same
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by a committee of themselves or otherwise, and shall give
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notice of the time and place fixed for hearing such appeals
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by advertisement in one or more newspapers of said city,
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and upon such appeal, said city council or its committee
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may examine the party appealing under oath, and shall re-
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assess the property of such applicant as they may deem just ;
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