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SEC. 119D-1. The County Road Superintendent shall have
the active control and supervision of the building, working,
repairing and reconstruction of public roads and brides in
Howard County, subject to the control and approval of the
said County Commissioners, and it shall be his duty to give
personal supervision to all work, repairs, building and mainte-
nance of the roads and bridges of said County, and all em-
ployees hereinafter authorized to be appointed shall be under
his personal direction, and he shall be responsible for the actual
work done upon the roads in the several districts of Howard
County, and shall cause to be made all specifications for the
building of new roads and bridges in said County. The said
County Road Superintendent of Howard County shall employ
such help in addition to those hereinafter provided for in this
Act, as he may deem expedient to carry out the provisions of
this Act; provided, that each employee shall not be paid a sum
to exceed the amount of one dollar and fifty cents per day, un-
less the said County Road Superintendent shall first obtain the
consent in writing of the County Commissioners, which writing
shall state the amount in excess of one dollar and fifty cents
per day authorized to be paid to said employees employed
by the said County Road Superintendent; provided, however,
that the amount paid for work done and materials furnished
shall not exceed the amount assigned by the County Commis-
sioners of Howard County for the purpose of building, con-
structing and furnishing of materials of roads and bridges for
any fiscal year in any election district. The said County Com-
missioners of Howard County shall only pay such employees
upon the vouchers signed and presented by the said County
Road Superintendent, which said voucher shall contain an
itemized statement of the amount of money spent and the name
or names of each employee and the road upon which he has ren-
dered service or furnished material.

SEC. 119F-1. The said County Road Superintendent shall
appoint District Road Superintendents in the several election
districts of said County, as now constituted, who shall be paid
such wages or salary as the said County Commissioners may
prescribe; and it shall be the duty of said District Road Super-
intendents to work and take charge of and manage the work on
the public roads and bridges in the district for which he or they
are appointed, subject to the control and direction of the Coun-
ty Road Superintendent, and he or they shall perform such
other duties as the said County Road Superintendent may pre-
scribe. And the the said County Road Superintendent shall