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ers or boundary stones placed at all street intersections, and to
regulate and establish the width and grades for all streets,
alleys, lanes, avenues, thoroughfares, public highways or side-
walks so laid out in any sub-division.

Section 40. That the Mayor and Council of Federalsburg
may whenever they deem necessary borrow money on the faith
and credit of said town by note or otherwise in any amount
they may deem necessary, provided that said indebtedness thus
created shall not exceed at any time the sum of Fifteen Thou-
sand Dollars ($15, 000. 00).

Section 41. That the Mayor and Council of Federalsburg
shall annually, at the end of the fiscal year of said town, have
all books and accounts of said corporation audited by some
competent person or persons, and shall have said books and
accounts of said corporation audited at such other time or times
as they may deem proper and necessary.

Section 42. That the County Commissioners of Caroline
County are hereby directed to pay annually to the Mayor and
Council of Federalsburg six per cent, (6 %) of the total taxes
levied and collected upon the property within the limits of
said corporation, and the money so received to be expended by
the said Mayor and Council of Federalsburg for the repair and
maintenance of the streets and roads of said town, and for such
other public use as the Mayor and Council may elect.

Section 43. That the Mayor and Council of Federalsburg
shall have the power to hold real, personal and mixed prop-
erty for the use and benefit of said corporation, and shall have
the power to establish a public system of parks, public squares
and play grounds for the recreation, interest and amusement
of its citizens, and may convey and dispose of the same or any
part thereof, and to receive property by gift, devise or deed in
trust for any municipal object.

Section 44. That there shall be a department of public
parks and play grounds of Federalsburg, and said department
shall consist of a Board of Park Commissioners composed of
three members, who shall serve without pay, and the Mayor,
with the consent and advice of the Council, shall on the first
Monday of May, 1929, and every two years thereafter, ap-
point the members of said Board, who shall hold their office