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ten days before any stated meeting of the Board, and shall pay to the
said Board a fee of twenty-five dollars.

The Maryland Board of Pharmacy shall have full power to adopt
such rules and regulations as it may deem necessary with respect to
examinations provided for by this section.

Every applicant for the special examinations provided for by
this section shall, with his or her application to the secretary of the
Board, file a written declaration on a form to be supplied by the
Maryland Board of Pharmacy, duly sworn to before a [justice of
the peace or] notary public, stating the pharmacy or pharmacies in
which he or she has been engaged since his or her registration as an
assistant pharmacist as heretofore provided by this section. Any-
one swearing falsely in the affidavit so filed shall be deemed guilty of
perjury.

No such examinations provided for under this section shall be given
by the said Board after May 31, 1940, but the said Board may, after
May 31, 1940, register as a pharmacist, and issue a certificate of
such registration, as above provided, to any person who has success-
fully passed any such examination provided for by this section.

263. Same—Declaration of applicant.

Every applicant for examination shall, with his application to the
secretary of the Board, file a written declaration, duly sworn to be-
fore a [justice of the peace or] notary public, stating the pharmacy
or pharmacies in which he has had the experience demanded in § 261.
Anyone swearing falsely in the affidavit so filed shall be deemed
guilty of perjury.

413. Same—Special assessments.

Said municipal authorities may provide for the whole or any part of
the cost of construction, establishment, extensions or alteration of any
water supply, sewerage, drainage or refuse disposal system by the
levy of a front-foot assessment on all property abutting on a street,
road, alley, or right-of-way in which a water pipe, sewer or drain is
laid, or refuse collected. Said assessments shall be payable annually
during the life of the bonds, and sufficient in aggregate amount to
pay any part or all of the interest on the outstanding bonds and to
provide for their retirement. Said authorities may provide for the
extinguishment by property owners of annual front-foot benefit
charges upon such terms as they may deem wise, provided any such
arrangement shall provide properly for the necessary payments on
the outstanding bonds. The municipal authorities, for the purpose of
establishing the front-foot assessment rates, may classify properties
according to the uses to which they are put and may change such
classifications and the front-foot assessment rates from year to year,
as may become necessary, but the rate for any one year shall be uni-
form for all property so assessed within the municipality. Said mu-
nicipal authorities shall notify in writing all assessed property owners
as to the classification of their properties and the amount of their
assessment, naming in said notice a time and place when and where
said owners will be heard. The classification of and the benefit charges
assessed against any property shall be final, subject to revision only
at said hearing. The municipal authorities in the case of corner lots,
irregular shaped lots and shallow lots, fronting on more than one