WM. T. HAMILTON, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.

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building of said tugs or propellers from time to

Who is to

time as the work progresses; and should any work

Inspect.

be done not in accordance with said specifications,

or any defective materials be used, or any work or

materials omitted that are required by said specifi-

cations, he shall inform the Board of Public Works

of the same; and the chief engineer of the steamer

"Leila "shall inspect the boilers, engines and ma-

chinery of the said new tugs or propellers as they

are being built and placed in the same, and report

Report as re-

in like manner as required by the commander; and

quired.

after said tugs or propellers are completed they shall

be inspected by the Board of Public Works, and

approved before they shall be accepted as complete.

SEC. 6. And be it enacted, That all acts or parts

of acts inconsistent with the provisions of this act
be aiid the same are hereby repealed, and that this

Inconsistent
acts repealed.

act shall take effect from the date of its passage.

Approved May 31, 1882.

Chapter 276.

AN ACT to appropriate a sum of money to aid the

Medairy Lodge of the Order of Ancient and Free

Accepted Masons of Williamsport, Washington

county, to aid in the erection of a Monument to

the memory of Major Otho H. Williams, of

Revolutionary renown.

WHEREAS the late Major Otho H. Williams

served with great distinction and renown during the

Revolutionary war between Great Britain and the

Colonies, as a Colonian officer, and his services were

a credit to the State of Maryland, the place of his

nativity; and, whereas, the remains of the said Otho

H. Williams lie in the Williamsport cemetery un-

Preamble.

marked save by a common and ordinary stone, the

lettering upon which has worn out with age, and it

is only proper that the State should take some steps

to secure a monument whereby the deeds performed

by him in the cause of human liberty shall be kept

alive in the hearts and memory of his fellow citizens,

therefore —