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638

LAWS OF MARYLAND.

 

SEC. 32. And be it enacted, If any owner or ten-

 

ant of any house or lot, or part of a lot, shall refuse

 

or neglect to pave or repair the foot-way in front of

Penalty for
neglecting to

the same, according to the ordinance of the corpora-
tion, the City Council, or a majority of them, may

repair, &c

contract with some person, on reasonable terms, to

 

make said foot-way, or repair the same, and may col-

 

lect the expense thereof, with costs, by distress on

 

such property.

 

SEC. 33. And be it enacted, That the Mayor

 

and City Council shall have the power to pass ordi-

Limit time
forcars stand-

nances limiting the time or preventing the standing

ing across

of cars across the streets of said city to the incon-

street, &c.

venience or delay of public travel on the thorough-

 

fares of said city; and they shall also have power to

 

pass ordinances to prevent the deposit of garbage and
filth in the "Deep Cut" through Saint Clare street,

 

and shall pass such ordinances as will compel the

 

Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad

 

Company to keep the "Cut" in a cleanly condition;

 

to construct proper, sufficient and safe bridges over

 

the same; to keep the walls and fences in good re-

 

pair and safe condition; and the said Mayor and

 

City Council shall have the power to enforce the

 

ordinances passed to carry out the provisions of the

 

above section, by fines of not less than five dollars

 

nor more than one hundred dollars, to be collected

 

before a justice of the peace as hereinafter prescribed

 

for the collection of fines.

 

SEC. 34. And be it enacted, That the corpora-

Persons to be

tion shall have power to provide for and take care

taken care of

of any person or persons suffering from accident or

at expense of

otherwise, who are unable to take care of themselves,

corporation.

and if deemed necessary shall have them sent to the

 

Almshouse of Harford county, and all expenses so

 

incurred shall be repaid to the corporation by the

 

County Commissioners of Harford county, who are

 

hereby authorized and required to levy annually for

 

such amounts, payable to the Mayor and City Coun-

 

cil of Havre-de-Grace.

 

SEC. 35. And be it enacted, That the Mayor and

Power to en-
force fines.

City Council shall have the power to enforce the

 

observance of such ordinances as they may pass by

 

fines of not less than two dollars nor more than



 
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