1872 LAWS OF MARYLAND. [CH. 1051

tematic and orderly collection of taxes consistent with those
provisions of Article 81 of the Code of Public General Laws of
Maryland and Article 17 of the Public Local Laws of Mary-
land, title "Prince George's County", applicable thereto.

(d) The Treasurer of the Town of College Park upon receiv-
ing notice from the Treasurer of Prince George's County, as is
provided for in Section 74 of Article 81 of the Code of Public
General Laws of Maryland, not later than 30 days after re-
ceipt of said notice from the Treasurer of Prince George's
County, shall certify to said County Treasurer a statement
of all taxes due the Town of College Park and the payment of
said taxes shall be enforced in accordance with the provisions
of Code of Public General Laws of Maryland relating to tax
sales generally, as provided by Chapter 761 of the Laws of
Maryland of 1943, codified in the 1943 Supplement to the Anno-
tated Code of Maryland as Sections 72 to 90V, inclusive, of
Article 81 of said Code. The payment of said taxes may be
enforced in any other manner now provided by law. Taxes on
personal property shall be collected as is now provided by
law for the collection of such taxes due Prince George's County.

(e) The fiscal year of said Town shall be the calendar year.

SEC. 17. And be it further enacted, That three-fourths of all
the road and bridge taxes assessed and collected under State
and County authority upon property within the limits of
College Park or of payments in lieu thereof shall be paid by
the County Treasurer of Prince George's County to the Town
of College Park and shall be expended by the Mayor and Com-
mon Council of College Park for roads, bridges, walks, drain-
age, and other municipal improvements within the corporate
limits.

SEC. 18. And be it further enacted, That those parts of the
several County roads within the limits of the said Town and
all roads, streets, avenues, or alleys which now are or shall
hereafter be shown on any legally recorded plat or addition to
the legally platted part of said Town as public highways and
accepted by the Mayor and Common Council as such, are
hereby made and declared to be public streets, avenues, and
alleys of said Town. The Mayor and Council shall have au-
thority to lay out, open, extend, and make new streets or
alleys, and to alter, straighten, widen, grade, improve, or close,
in whole or in part, any existing street or alley, as the public
interest may require.

SEC. 19. And be it further enacted, That the Mayor and
Common Council shall cause to be constructed in parts of the
Town as they may determine to be necessary for the public