ROBERT M McLANE, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.

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SEC. 2. And be it further enacted, That when said

bonds are issued they shall be redeemable at the

pleasure of the said county commissioners, at or

Bonds— how

redeemable.

before the maturity thereof, and shall be made paya-

ble at such times that not more than five hundred

dollars thereof shall mature in any one year.

SEC. 3. And be it further enacted, That the said

county commissioners are hereby authorized and em-

powered to levy annually on the assessable property

of said county a tax sufficient to pay the annual

interest on said bonds, and shall also levy, when

Levy annually.

necessary, for such sums as may be necessary and

required to pay the principal of said bonds as the

same may accrue when due, said levy to be designated

on the records of the office of said commissioners and

on the face of said bonds as the "Jail Building Fund."

SEC 4. And, be it further enacted, That the bonds

Bonds exempt-

authorized by this act shall be exempt from all taxa-

ed from taxa-
tion.

tion, and that the interest on said bonds shall be re-

ceivable in payment of county taxes.

SEC. 5. And be it further enacted, That the county

commissioners of said county be and they are hereby

authorized and empowered to build the new jail for

said county, on the site of the present jail for said

county, or in any other more eligible or convenient

Where to build

jail.

location which the said commissioners may select, in

such manner and style, and upon such place as the

said county commissioners elect, and in such building

to use such of the materials of the present jail of said

county as they may deem suitable.

SEC. 6. And be it further enacted, That the said

county commissioners are hereby authorized and em-

powered to tear down and remove the present jail of

said county, and provide temporarily, at the expense

Provide tempo-
rarily for pris-

of said county, such accommodations for the sheriff

oners.

of said county, and the prisoners committed to his

custody, as they may deem proper and expedient until

the new jail is completed and ready for use.

Approved March 20, 1884.