HERBERT R. O'CONOR_? GOVERNOR. 645

ferred by him to his successor in office, when such successor
is duly elected and qualified; provided, that the tax levies
placed in his hands for his collection, or so much thereof as
may be uncollected or unaccounted for by him, and for
which his bond is responsible, shall not be delivered or
assigned over to his successor in office by such treasurer
except as hereinafter provided; but his rights powers and
duties as to collecting and reporting the same shall con-
tinue, and he shall collect and pay over the same as col-
lected to his successor in the manner and within the period
hereinafter prescribed.

105. The said treasurer shall at the close of each week,
deposit in a bank to be designated by the comptroller of
the treasury of Maryland, all State taxes and money due
the State which may have come into his hands during the
week to the credit of the comptroller of the State Treasury,
and shall receive therefor from said bank a certificate of
deposit which he shall immediately forward to the comp-
troller, showing the amount placed to his credit; and said
treasurer shall in like manner deposit all money in his
hands at the end of each week received for county taxes
and dues, in such bank as he may see fit, to the credit of
the county treasurer of Garrett county, which money shall
be drawn only by the treasurer making such deposit, and
only for claims which may have been levied and ordered
paid by the county commissioners, but if sufficient taxes
have been collected to pay such orders as have been drawn
against the levy, the County Commissioners are hereby
authorized, if necessary, to borrow, on the faith and credit
of said county, after October 31st of each year a sum not to
exceed the total uncollected taxes for the current year at
the legal rate of interest, the same to be repaid from cur-
rent tax collections. If said tax collections shall prove
insufficient to retire all of said indebtedness, the County
Commissioners, in the year next succeeding the filing of
the final report of the County Treasurer for the year in
which such borrowing shall have taken place,, shall levy
such amount as may be necessary to repay said balance.
He shall reserve out of the money collected by him for
county purposes generally and public schools, a sufficient
sum to pay the amount levied in each current year by said
commissioners for public schools, and shall pay the same
over to the board of county school commissioners of said
county, as follows: one-fourth on or before the first day
of April next succeeding the date of the levy; one-fourth on
or before the first day of July next thereafter; one-fourth
on or before the first day of October next thereafter and