1106 LAWS OF MARYLAND. [CH. 531

Section two of Chapter 183 of the Laws of Maryland, passed
at the session of 1890, entitled "An Act to create a Treasurer
for Calvert County and to provide for the collection of taxes
therein, " be and the same respectively are hereby repealed and
re-enacted with amendments to read as follows:

4. And be it enacted, That it shall be the duty of the clerk
of the said county commissioners within ten days after the
annual tax levy shall have been made, to deliver to the Treas-
urer a fair copy of the assessment lists of said county showing
the aggregate assessment of every person, corporate, institution
or set of persons, as the same then appears on the assessment
books of said county with the names of said owners arranged
according to election districts and alphabetically for each dis-
trict, and also to deliver to the said Treasurer a certified copy
of the rule or resolution of said commissioners making said
tax levy, and also to deliver to said treasurer a certified copy
of each item for which and each person for whom a levy is
made and the amount thereof, and the said treasurer shall pay
the same out of his collections upon the order of the party or
parties entitled thereto, and the said treasurer shall be
entitled to a commission of four per centum on the
amount of State and County taxes collected and paid over by
him; and it shall be the duty of the county commissioners of
said county at their annual levy or taxes, to levy a sufficient
sum to pay the estimated commission of the treasurer and the
necessary expenses of the office as required by this Law; pro-
vided, that this Act shall not affect Malcolm Graham, the
present Treasurer of Calvert County during his present term
of office, who shall receive five per centum, as heretofore al-
lowed.

11. That at the general election of delegates every fourth
year, counting from the year 1917, there shall be elected a
County Treasurer for Calvert county by the legally qualified
voters of said county, who shall hold his office for four years
and until his successor is elected and qualified as hereinafter
provided; and be subject at all times to removal by the Gov-
ernor for wilful neglect of duty or misdemeanor in office, upon
conviction in a court of law; and he shall not be eligible to
re-election until after the interval of one full term; and the
said treasurer shall in all respects be clothed with the Powell's
given by chapter 183 of the Acts of 1890.