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Session Laws, 1898 Session
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328 LAWS OF MARYLAND.

shall be paid, or until thence discharged by due course of law ;
and said costs shall be accounted for and paid over by said re-
spective Justices of the Peace so sitting at the respective sta-
tion houses in the manner in which all costs paid to such Jus-
tices of the Peace so respectively sitting at such station houses
in the City of Baltimore, are now or may hereafter be required
by law to be accounted for and paid over.

143. Whenever any person has been committed to the Bal-
timore City Jail on the charge of drunkenness or disorderly
conduct, and he is deemed by the physician in charge of said
jail a proper subject for the Almshouse, the Visitors to the Jail
shall have power to transfer said person to said Almshouse.

144. Whenever any person has been committed to the Bal-
timore City Jail on the charge of drunkenness or disorderly
conduct who is affected with any form of disease that in the
judgment of the physician of said jail would require a longer
time than the term of sentence to cure, or in any case where
the accommodation, comfort, care and nursing cannot be fur-
nished by the said jail, or in case of any person who may be
insane at the time of committal, or become insane during the
term for which committed, the said Visitors to the Jail shall
have the power to release and send such person to his or her
home, or to some infirmary, hospital or to the Almshouse,
where provision has been made by the City of Baltimore for the
reception of such cases.

Department of Review and Assessment.

145. There shall be a Department of Review and Assess-
ment of the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, composed
of the Appeal Tax Court and the Commissioners for Opening
Streets. The head of this department shall be the Board of
Review and Assessment, to consist of the President of the Ap-
peal Tax Court, the President of the Commissioners for Open-
ing Streets, and the Mayor ex officio. The President of the said
Court shall be the President of the Board of Review and Assess-
ment. This Board shall be for consultation and advice, but it
shall have no power to direct or control either sub-department.

 

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