1829.
LAWS OF MARYLAND.
CHAP. 177.
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next meeting, for the purpose of laying the levy
of said counties,)
not exceeding seventy-five dollars in each of the aforesaid
counties, to be collected and paid to the commissioners, for the
purpose of repairing the bridge aforesaid.
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Commissioners to
contract.
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Sec. 2. And be it enacted,
That Jefferson Dorset and William
D. Clagett, be, and they are hereby appointed commissioners,
who shall have power to act, to contract with, and
employ, any person or persons, to repair and complete the
same.
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Compensation.
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Sec. 3. And be it enacted,
That the Levy Court and Commissioners
of said counties, allow to each of the said commissioners,
two dollars per day for each day they may be employed
in advertising, contracting for, and receiving, said bridge.
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Passed Feb. 2, 1830.
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CHAPTER 178.
A supplement to the act, entitled, " an act incorporating the
Master and Wardens of Clinton Lodge, No. of Free
and Accepted Masons for the purposes therein mentioned."
passed at December session, eighteen hundred and twenty-six,
chapter one hundred and forty-three.
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Preamble.
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WHEREAS, by the original act to which
this is a supplement,
a Masonic Hall was authorised to be erected in Chestertown,
and a capital stock not exceeding three thousand dollars to be
raised for the purpose of completing said building; and whereas
the said building is now completed and hath cost more than
the sum of three thousand dollars; and the stock subscribed
for the same is owned by different persons, and some of them
not masons; and whereas, it would be but reasonable and right,
that the said stockholders should have the management and
direction of the stock, instead of the Master and Wardens of
the said Lodge, and that the sum of three thousand dollars not
being sufficient for the purpose of erecting the said building,
increase should be made thereto; Therefore,
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Capital—election.
Corporate powers
granted.
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Section 1. Be it enacted by
the General Assembly of Maryland,
That the capital stock in the said Masonic Hall shall not
exceed four thousand dollars, and that William Barroll, George
W. Thomas and Joseph Wickes, fourth, Esquires, be and are
hereby appointed commissioners for the purpose of holding an
election for a President and five Directors, who shall be
stockholders, after giving five days notice by advertisement,
set up in the most public places in Chestertown, which said
persons when elected shall be styled " The President and Directors
of the Masonic Hall Company in Chestertown," and
as such and their successors be and are hereby declared a
body corporate, and as such and by that name, may sue and
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