PHILLIPS LEE GOLDSBOROUGH, GOVERNOR. 879

opening, paving, grading and curbing of any street, alley way
or thoroughfare, under the provisions of this sub-title of this
Article, shall be deposited, as hereinbefore required, in some
bank in the City of Baltimore, to be designated by the County
Commissioners, to the credit of the street, alley-way or thor-
oughfare proposed to be opened, graded, paved or curbed,
and by such bank be kept separate from any other funds which
said examiner or examiners may have on deposit in said bank;
and in case of the appointment of another or other examiners,
under the provisions of the preceding Section, such monies
shall be paid out by such bank upon the check, order or warrant
of such other examiner or examiners.

398. Wherever it may be desirable to have an alley laid
off and established and condemned, opened, graded and con-
structed in any portion of the territory of Baltimore County
in which streets and avenues have already been laid off or may
hereafter be laid off under the provisions of this sub-title of
this Article, the owners of a majority of front feet of ground
bounding on such proposed alley may make application to the
County Commissioners in the same manner as for the con-
demning, opening and grading of any street or avenue, or part
thereof, and the width of the proposed alley and the location
of the same must be set forth in said application; and after
said application is presented to the County Commissioners,
all proceedings which can be had and taken for the condemna-
tion, opening, grading and construction of any street oi avenue,
or portion thereof, under the provisions of this sub-title, of
this Article, shall be had and taken for the condemnation,
opening, grading and construction of such proposed alley.

401. Whenever any street or avenue or portion thereof, or
thoroughfare is in course of being condemned, opened, graded
and constructed under the provisions of any pf the Sections of
this sub-title of this Article, and it shall be necessary to erect
any bridge or culvert over any water course over which the
same may pass, and the County Commissioners, upon applica-
tion being made to them, shall be of the opinion and consider
that the public convenience requires the building and erection
of such bridge or culvert, they shall appropriate and set aside
such sum as may be necessary therefor and convenience may
require.

402. It shall be the duty of the County Commissioners to
cause all buildings binding on any of the paved streets, paved
roads and paved avenues of Baltimore County, within two