134 LAWS OF MARYLAND.

	CHAPTER 86.
Passsed March 23, 1866.	AN ACT to amend Article twenty-eight of the Code of Public General Laws relating to County Commissioners.
Section amen- ded and re-en- acted.	SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assem- bly of Maryland, That section first of Article twen- ty-eight of the Code of Public General Laws, re- lating to County Commissioners, be amended and re- enacted so as to read as follows :
County Com- missioners in- vested with powers.	1. The County Commissioners of each county in this State are declared to be a corporation, and shall have power to appoint Judges of elec- tions, Road Supervisors, Collectors of Taxes, Trus- tees of the Poor, a Clerk to their board, and all other officers, agents and servants required for county purposes, not otherwise provided for by law or by the Constitution, and they shall have charge of and control over the property owned by the county, and over county roads and bridges; they shall also have power to locate, alter or change the places of holding elections in the differ- ent election districts or townships of their respec- tive counties.

	CHAPTER 86.
Passed March 23, 1865	AN ACT to incorporate the town of Templeville, in Caroline and Queen Anne's counties.
Incorporated.	SECTION 1 . Be it enacted by the General, Assem- bly of Maryland, That the citizens of the town of Templeville, in Caroline and Queen Anne's coun- ties, be and they are hereby created a body cor- porate, by the name of the Commissioners of Tem- pleville, with all the privileges of a body corpo- rate, and to have a common seal and perpetual