902 LAWS OF MARYLAND. [CH. 412

The said sub-department or bureau shall maintain at
all times a book or books, to be known as "Tax Lien Rec-
ord", for the purpose of recording tax liens and all other
municipal liens as hereinabove enumerated. Said "Tax
Lien Record" shall show the location of the property, the
character of the liens against the same, and the amount
of the liens as of the date of recording. After a lien shall
have been recorded in the "Tax Lien Record" herein re-
quired to be maintained, the same shall remain a lien
until paid; and no Statute of Limitations shall operate
as a bar to the collection of the same.

Beginning with the year 1935, the lien of the Mayor
and City Council of Baltimore for minor privileges of a
temporary character, as hereinafter defined, shall be lim-
ited so as to coyer only the year for which the charge is
made. If the said charge for any year beginning with the
year 1935 for a temporary minor privilege is not paid by
March 1st of the following year the said temporary minor
privilege shall be considered revoked as of the end of the
year for which said charge is in default. On or before April
1st of such following year the Manager of the Bureau of
Receipts may, in his discretion, either proceed to sell the
property for which the said temporary privilege was grant-
ed for the previous year's charge under the provisions of
Section 43 et seq. of the Charter and Public Local Laws of
Baltimore City (1927 and 1930 Editions), or he may record
the lien for such previous year's charge in his "Tax Lien
Record, " where it shall continue to be a lien until paid. On
or before April 1st of such following year the applicant for
said temporary minor privilege and the owner of the prop-
erty affected shall be notified by the Manager of the Bureau
of Receipts either in person or by a written notice, in the
manner prescribed in Section 42A of the Charter, that the
said privilege has been revoked and that it must be removed
within thirty days. If the said temporary privilege is not
removed within thirty days or such additional period of
time as the Manager of the Bureau of Receipts may author-
ize, the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore is authorized
to remove the same and dispose thereof sixty days after
such removal, and the cost of such removal when recorded
among the lien records of the Bureau of Receipts shall be
and continue to be a lien against the property at which the
said temporary minor privilege was located; provided how-
ever, that in the event of a sale by the Mayor and City Coun-
cil of Baltimore City, of such temporary privilege, that the
proceeds of such sale shall be applied to the extinguishment
of the lien and the cost of removal. In the event that such