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Session Laws, 1882 Special Session
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540

LAWS OF MARYLAND.

 

not exceeding three cents per mile for all passengers,

Passengers

and not exceeding eight cents per ton per mile, upon

and freight.

all goods, produce, merchandise or property of any

 

description whatsoever transported thereon, except

 

upon flour, grain, corn, oats, tobacco, whiskey, coal,

 

iron, lime, ore, lumber; stone, plaster, wood, fish

 

and salt, upon which the rates shall not exceed six

 

cents per ton per mile; but any person or persons

 

or corporations in this State or in the United States

 

may contract with this company for the exclusive

 

use of any car or cars or train on this road at such

 

times, upon such terms, and at such rates or prices

 

as may be agreed upon between the parties to the

 

said contract; and it shall not be lawful for any

Not lawful.

other company, or for any person or persons whom-

 

soever, to travel upon or use any of the roads of said

 

company, or to transport persons, merchandise, pro-

 

duce or property of any description whatsoever on

 

or along said roads or any of them, without a license

 

or permission of the president and directors of said

 

company; and the said road or roads, with all their

 

works, improvements and profits, and all the ma-

 

chinery for transportation used on said road, are

How invested.

declared to be invested in the said company and

 

their successors forever; and the shares of the cap-

 

tal stock of said company shall be deemed and con-

 

sidered personal estate.

 

SEC. 21. And be it enacted, That the said presi-

 

dent and directors shall annually or semi-annually

 

declare and make such dividend as they may deem

Declare divi-

proper of the net profits arising from the resources

dend.

of the said company, after deducting the necessary

 

current and probable contingent expenses; and they

 

shall divide the said dividend among the proprietors

 

of the stock of said company in proper proportion

 

to their respective shares.

 

SEC. 22. And be it enacted, That if any person

 

or persons shall wilfully, by any means whatsoever,

 

injure, impair or destroy any part of this railroad,

 

or any of the necessary works, buildings, carriages

Not to Injure

vehicles or machines belonging to or in the occupation

or destroy.

of this railroad company, such person or persons so

 

oifending shall, each of them, for every such offence,

 

forfeit and pay to the said company the sum of

 

five hundred dollars, which may be recovered in the

 

name of said company by an action of debt in any



 
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