THEODORE R. MCKELDIN, GOVERNOR 51

with as hereinbefore provided, any person found breaking
the peace or disturbing the quiet and order of said town,
or violating any of the ordinances made for securing the
safety of the property or the lives of the inhabitants of
said town; and he shall have power to summon any of the
inhabitants of said town to assist him when he deems it
necessary.

3220. (400P). In addition to the powers conferred
upon "The Commissioners of Queen Anne", by laws here-
tofore passed, the Commissioners of Queen Anne shall
have power to contract with any firm, corporation, indi-
vidual or group of individuals for such period of time as
the Commissioners of Queen Anne may by ordinance pro-
vide for the introduction into the town of Queen Anne of
electric wires, or conduits, electric power poles for the
purpose of supplying electricity for the use of the residents
of the town of Queen Anne, or to light the streets, lanes
and alleys of said town, and by ordinance to grant
franchises to any such firm, corporation, individual, or
group of individuals to lay pipes, string wires, place
conduits and erect electric power poles for the purpose of
supplying said town and the residents thereof with elec-
tricity; and the ordinance, ordinances or contracts grant-
ing such franchise or franchises shall specifically set out
the nature, right or character of the same, and no power
or right not expressed in the franchise or grant shall pass
thereunder.

322P. (400Q). The Commissioners of Queen Anne
shall have power to regulate the erection and use of electric
wires, conduits and electric light poles within the limits
of the town of Queen Anne; and no firm, corporation,
individual or group of individuals shall use any street, lane,
alley, or thoroughfare of said town for any electric wire
conduits, electric power poles or lines without the consent
of the Commissioners of Queen Anne first had and ob-
tained, by ordinance for that purpose passed and approved;
and any electric wiring conduits, electric power poles or
lines hereinafter placed upon, in or under any of the
streets, lanes or alleys or thoroughfares of said town with-
out such consent of the Commissioners of Queen Anne
shall be deemed a nuisance.

322Q. (400R). The Commissioners of Queen Anne are
hereby authorized and empowered to borrow, on the faith
and credit of the town, and for the use of the town, any
sum or sums of money not exceeding in the aggregate five
thousand dollars ($5000. 00), and may issue bonds or other