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Session Laws, 1906 Session
Volume 479, Page 149   View pdf image (33K)
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EDWIN WARFIELD, ESQ., GOVERNOR.

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Seventh — A drain to be known as the Harman drain, com-
mencing on the east side of South Potomac street and run-
ning westerly through Harman's alley, to connect with the
Bester drain; such drain to be in length about two hundred
feet.
Eighth — A drain to be known as the East Hagerstown

CHAP. 116

Drain to be
constructed.

drain, commencing on the east side of Potomac street, near
East Hagerstown station, and running thence eastwardly to
a point about one hundred feet east of Locust street; such
drain to be in length about six hundred feet.
Ninth — A deepening, widening, cleaning, changing and

Drain to be
constructed.

improvement of the water course, known as the Marsh run,
throughout such part of its course, as lies within the limits
of Hagerstown; said drain hereafter to be known as the
Marsh Run drain.
Tenth — The straightening, improvement, change and repair

Water course
deepened,
etc.

of a portion of the town run drain, commencing on the south
side of Cannon avenue and running thence to the corporate
limits. And should there remain any part or portion of said
money realized from the sale of said bonds after the con-
struction, improvement or repair of the aforesaid drains,
such part or portion so remaining shall be used for the repair
or improvement of any other drains now existing in the cor-
porate limits of the town of Hagerstown.

SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That to provide for borrowing

Town run
drain
improved.

the money as authorized by the preceding section the Mayor
and Council is empowered to issue bonds in such denomina-
tions as it may determine, said bonds to be signed by the
Mayor and attested by the clerk of the Mayor and Council,
with the seal of the town attached, and to bear interest at
the rate of four per centum per annum on the first day of
January and July in each and every year.

SEC. 3. And be it enacted, That to provide for the payment

Bonds to be
issued.

of said bonds, as authorized by Section 1 of this Act, as
they shall mature, and for the payment of the annual interest
thereon, there shall be levied by the Mayor and Council
annually for three years an amount sufficient to pay the
interest of the said bonds so issued, and at the expiration of
three years there shall be levied annually by the Mayor and
Council an amount sufficient to pay the interest on the debt
and two thousand dollars of the principal thereof until there

Sum of money
to be levied.



 
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