WM. PRESTON LANE, JR., GOVERNOR. 1927

and obligations of said town and said Commissioners, in-
cluding the right to pass ordinances, levy and collect taxes
and special assessments, incur obligations, install and
maintain a water system and a sewerage system, etc., and
to employ the necessary personnel to put into effect the
provisions of said charter.

SECTION 1. Be it enacted ~by the General Assembly of Mary-
land, That Sections 94A to 94R, inclusive, of Article 23 of
the Code of Public Local Laws of Maryland (1930 Edition),
title "Wicomico County", sub-title "Hebron", be and the
same are hereby repealed, and in lieu thereof are enacted
43 new sections to be known as Sections 94A to 94Z, inclu-
sive, and Sections 94AA to 94AQ, inclusive, of said Article,
and to read as follows:

HEBRON

94A. The citizens of the Town of Hebron, in Wicomico
County, Maryland, are hereby created a body corporate by
the name of "The Commissioners of Hebron", with all the
powers and privileges of a body politic and corporate, and
by such corporate name shall have perpetual succession, sue
and be sued, plead and be impleaded in any court of law
or equity; may have and use a common seal; may purchase
and hold real, personal and mixed property, and sell and
dispose of the same for the benefit of the town and may
own or lease suitable buildings for municipal purposes.

94B. The limits of said town shall be as follows: Begin-
ning for the same at a point on the Westerly line of the
State Road leading from Salisbury through the town of
Hebron at the center of a ditch, which is the Northerly line
of the land of Isaac T. Wimbrow, thence running in a West-
erly direction and with the center of said ditch in a straight
line a distance of 140 yards, thence running in a Southerly
direction through the said Wimbrow land on a line parallel
with and 140 yards distant from the Westerly side of the
said State Road to a point 150 feet North of the Northerly
side of Lillian Street, thence running in a Westerly direction
on a line parallel with said Lillian Street a distance of 186
yards to a point in the aforesaid Wimbrow land, thence run-
ning in a Southerly direction between the mill properties
and the canning house property of Bounds and Phillips to
the Northerly side of the County road, known as the "Old
Railroad" at a stone, thence running by and with the North-
erly line of said county road in an Easterly direction and
across the aforesaid State Road to the center of a private