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the said Commissioners are hereby authorized and empowered
to levy an additional tax (beyond the limit fixed for the regular
town tax for said town) on the assessable property of said
town, as may be necessary thereto.

289-F. Before the said bonds shall be issued for any of the
purposes aforesaid, the said "Commissioners of Rising Sun"
shall first submit said proposition to bond said town to the vote
of the legally qualified voters and taxpayers of said town, to
be held on some date to be fixed by them not earlier than one
month from the date of the passage of this Act, and not later
than six months from the passage thereof; and if at said elec-
tion a majority of the votes cast at said election shall approve
of the issue of said bonds for the purposes aforesaid, then the
said '' The Commissioners of Rising Sun'' shall issue said bonds,
in the way and manner, and for the purposes hereinbefore pro-
vided; and should a majority of said qualified voters and tax-
payers decide at said election against the issuing of said bonds,
then this Act is hereby repealed. And the said "The Commis-
sioners of Rising Sun" are hereby fully authorized to pass all
necessary ordinances and to make necessary appointments for
the purpose of holding said election and ascertaining the true
result.

SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That this Act shall take effect
from the date of its passage.

Approved March 20th, 1914.

CHAPTER 120.

AN ACT to pay to the Rawlings-Talbott Company, Maryland
Commission Agency, W. H. Moore & Company, Turner and
Owens, A. Schumacher & Company, Von Kapff & Arens, Inc.,
Henry Lauts & Company, J. D. Kremelberg & Company and
E. C. Geyer & Co., certain moneys paid to the State Tobacco
Inspector, in error.

WHEREAS, By Chapter 807 of the Acts of 1912 it was enacted
that for reinspecting and redrawing all kinds, except Maryland
tobacco, on which there shall be no charge, that the parties from
other States having tobacco re-inspected and redrawn were
charged $1.00 each; and

WHEREAS, The following persons have paid to the State re-
spectively, Rawlings-Talbott Company, $44.00; Maryland Com-