WM. T. HAMILTON, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.

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default is herein provided. All fines and penalties

and forfeitures so recovered shall be paid to the

Fines to whom

Commissioners of Easton, and shall form a part of

paid.

the revenues of said town, and it shall be the duty

of the Commissioners of Easton to keep an accurate

account of the receipt of all fines, penalties and

forfeitures and of all revenues received from taxes

and from all other sources in each and every year,

and of the expenditure thereof, and within thirty

days after the end of each and every year to publish

Publish item-

in the newspapers printed in the Town of Easton

ized statement

an accurate and itemized statement of all salaries

paid to officers of every kind of said town, or extra

pay for any duties performed by said officers not

within the scope of duties prescribed by said com-

missioners or in any manner paid or allowed to

persons employed by them, omitting the name or

names of each individual laborer or laborers em-

ployed by the day in cleaning the streets of said

town, or other labor, but giving a general summary

thereof under appropriate heads, for the information

of the inhabitants of said town.

SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That this act shall take

Effective.

effect from the date of its passage.

Approved February 17, 1882.

Chapter 21.

AN ACT to protect the water and property of the

Washington County Water Company of Wash-

ington county.

SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assem-

bly of Maryland, That it shall not be lawful for

Not to ob-

any person or persons to obstruct or hinder the ordi-

struct or hin-
der.

nary and natural flow of the water in any of the

supply streams or pipes of the Washington County

Water Company, or commit any nuisance in any of

said streams or pipes, or in way defile the water

in any of said streams or pipes, or to carry on,

upon or adjacent to any of said streams, any trade

or business which will affect the purity or cleanli-