1802                           LAWS OF MARYLAND                       [CH. 825

July and August of any year to meet the orders so presented to him,
said County Commissioners are authorized to borrow upon the faith
and credit of said county, at the legal rate of interest, such sum, not
exceeding a total of $15,000.00 during said period, as shall be neces-
sary for said purpose and same shall be paid over to the said County
Treasurer, any sums so borrowed to be repaid by said County
Treasurer to the person or institution from whom borrowed as soon
as funds are available, but not later than the first day of [October]
April of said year.

90.  Deposit of county funds; temporary borrowing power.

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 comptroller, show-
ing 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 re-
ceived 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 not been collected to pay
such orders as have been drawn against the levy, the County Com-
missioners are hereby authorized, if necessary, to borrow, on the
faith and credit of said county, after [March] September 1st 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 current
tax collections. If said tax collections shall prove insufficient to re-
tire 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 general-
ly 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]
October next succeeding the date of the levy; one-fourth on or before
the first day of [July] January next thereafter; one-fourth on or be-
fore the first day of [October] April next thereafter and the remain-
ing one-fourth on or before the [thirty-first day of December] thir-
tieth day of June next thereafter.

91.   Delivery of tax bills.

It shall be the duty of the treasurer as soon as the annual levy shall
have been made, to give notice thereof, by advertisement inserted
once a week for three successive weeks, in two newspapers published
in said County, and by handbills posted in at least five places in each
district; and to prepare the tax bills of each taxpayer and forward
the same by mail, or deliver the same to the person or corporate in-
stitution, or to the agent of the person or corporate institution, to
whom the property included in such bills is assessed, so far as their