ROBERT M. McLANE, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.

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dered by a justice as aforesaid, and the party found

guilty shall, in that case, likewise give bail for his ap-

pearance to the circuit court; and it is further pro-

vided, that the grand jury for said county may indict

any person for a violation of said charter, by-laws or
ordinances as for other criminal offenses, and the in-

dictment shall conclude "Against the charter, by-laws

or ordinances_yof the town of East New Market," as

the case may be.

SEC. 25. Nothing herein contained shall interfere

with the functions of the existing commissioners of

said town, until the election and qualification of their

successors under this act; but they shall possess the

How construed

same powers which they now hare, and the existing

laws of said town shall continue in force and be effec-

tive until the election and qualification of a new board

of commissioners as aforesaid.

SEC. 26. Be it enacted, That the commissioners of

Dorchester county shall, on the first day of. May next,

and annually thereafter, pay to the commissioners of

Who to pay.

East New Market the sum of twenty dollars, for the

purpose of assisting in keeping up the streets within

the corporate limits.

SEC...27. Be it enacted, That the commissioners of

Dorchester county are hereby authorized, in their dis-

cretion, to grant unto the commissioners of East New

Grant right and

Market the right and permission to haul dirt and sand

permission.

from the county road just beyond the East New Mar-

ket depot, where the sand is heavy, for the purpose of

filling up the sidewalks of said town.

SEC. 28. And be it enacted, That this act shall take

Effective.

effect from the date of its passage.

Approved April 8, 1884.