1146 LAWS OF MARYLAND.

Mayor and Council of Berlin; but if the same be set aside, the
said court shall direct another inquisition to be taken in the
manner above described; and in case the second or any other
inquisition which is confirmed by the court shall not award to
the land owners a larger amount of damages than was awarded
by the first inquisition, the court may, in its discretion, order
the costs of the second or other inquisition to be paid by the
owner or owners of said land or materials condemned; and the
inquisition shall in all cases describe the property taken or the
bounds of the land condemned, and the quality or duration of
the interest in the same, and the valuation the jury have put
upon it, and the valuation the jury have put upon the benefit
which the owner of the condemned land will derive from the
proposed improvement, and 'the valuation of the land, less the
valuation of the benefits, when paid or tendered to the owner
or owners of property, his, her or their legal representatives, or
when paid into court under such condition as the court may
prescribe, shall entitle the Mayor and Council of Berlin to the
estate and interest in the same thus valued as if it had been
legally conveyed by the owners of the same; and the valuation,
if not received when tendered or paid into court, may at any
time hereafter be received or recovered without costs from the
Mayor and Council by the owner or owners, his, her or their
legal representatives; and the said valuation and the costs and
other expenses of said condemnation shall be paid out of the
treasury of the town; and the said sheriff shall keep said jury
together for a reasonable time until they shall agree upon and
sign and seal said inquisition; and in case it shall so happen
that the jury can not agree after being kept together as afore-
said, the said sheriff may, in his discretion, discharge the said
jury, and without further warrant from the court shall within
five days thereafter summon another jury of twenty inhabi-
tants, as aforesaid, not upon the former jury; and the same
proceedings shall be had in all respects as hereinbefore pro-
vided; and in case of a second or other disagreement of the
jury the same proceedings shall be had until a verdict of in-
quisition shall be made and returned as aforesaid. And each
juror shall receive one dollar per day or part of day, actually
employed, irrespective of the number of separate parcels of land
valued by him, or of the number of cases in which he is sworn.

44. All ordinances and by-laws passed by the Council shall
within ten days be sent to the Mayor for his approval, and he
shall return the same to the next stated or special meeting of
the Council, with his approval or his disapproval, and any ordi-
nance or by-law returned by the Mayor without his approval,
shall not become a law unless subsequently passed at a regular