Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-04-28
LICE N S ES
PUBLICLOCAL LAW.

Chapter 136-An Act to repeal Sections nine
teen, twenty, twenty-six and thirty .one of
the Acts of the General Assembly, passed at
January session, eighteen hundred and
seventy, entitled an Act to incorporate the
town of FroStburg, in Allegany county and
To rc-enact the same with amendments ana
to add an additional section thereto, num-
Der thrty-five.
election |. Be it enacted by the General
y Assembly of Maryland that sections nine
teen, twenty, twenty-siX and tnirty-oue ofthe
Acts of the General Assembly, passed at the
January session, eighteen hundred and
seventy, entitled, IAN Act to incorporate the
town of Frostburg in Allegany county be- and
she same are hereby repealed and re enacted
to read as follows:
SECTION 10. And he it enacted, that the
balitl shall account for the amount of such
assessment within three months from the re-
Ceipt of such warrant and list and pay the sum
collected under penalty ofdoube the amount
thereof to the treasurer of the town, and on
all taxes remaining unpaid for three months
after the same shall charge and collect inter
est from the date Of the levy at the rate of six
per cent. per annum to be accounted for with
the tax; and in all suits by the mayor and
COuncimen the bond Of said bailitf for any
neglect of duty, or for his default for not COT
lccting any tax placed i'll his hands, accord
ing 10 Jaw, OF lOT DTc1cn Oh his uulN III not
paying over money collected by him, proof
of the delivery of the levy list shall be Sutfi-
Cieut priHtd .tdcie evidence to euttle the mayor
and cOuncilmen to recover judgment in such
suit unless said bailtf shall show that he has
discharged his duty in such case according to
law.
SECTION 50. And be it enacted, That all
taxes levied by the mavor and counclmen for
the general purposes of the corporation shall
be Il lien upon the property of the party or
parties against whom said tax may be charged,
whether such person be resident or non res
ident of said town, whether adult or infant,
nOn-CompOS, femme covert, or otherwise; and
said tax may be collected by judgment or at
tachment, or the collector may sell real estate
for payment of taxes due thereon by comply
ing with the same requirements that col
lcctOrS are directed to comply with by the
general laws of this State in order to sell real
estate for the payment OF State and county
taxes, except that one newspaper published
in the town of FrOstburg shall be deemed
sufficient advertisement, and the sale shall
take place i'll front of the postofiice of said
town.
SECTION 81. And be il enacted, That the
mayor and cOunCilmen of FrOstburg shall
have power to require license from all cir
CuSeS, theatrical and other exhibitions for
gain exhibiting in said town; they shall have
power to require license from the owner or
keeper of any horse cart, hack, wagon, dray
and every description of wheel vehicle and
carriage kept for hire in said town, also
from auctions, stores, hawkerS and peddlers
SECTION -. And be it enacted That the re-
vised COdilied and printed ordinances of the
mayor and cOuncllmen OF FrOstburg adopted
by said mayor and counclmen on the tenth
day of August, eighteen hundred and eighty
five, be, and the same are hereby declared
valid and binding, and the printed copy
thereof issued by authority, and under the
sanction OF said body shall be legal evidence
ot the passage and of the contents of the or
dluanCeS contained therein IN any court of
law or equity in this State; and the said
mayor and councilmen may, at any time,
provide by ordinance for the cOditcaton or
such ordinances as have been or may here
after be passed by them, and for the printing
for such codicatOn thereof, and the printed
copy thereof issued by authority and under
the sanction of said body shall be legal evil
dcnce of the passage of said ordinances and
the contents thereof in any court of law or
equity in this State.
SECTION >. And be it enacted, That this act
shall go into effect Immediately upon its pas
age.
Approved ELTHU f. JACKSON,
Governor.
GEORGE NJ. UPSHUR,
Speaker House of Delegates.
GEORGE PETER,
President of the Senate.
hereby certify that the aforegoing is a
correct copy of an act of the General Assem-
bly, of Maryland passed January session, 1888.
CARLTON SHAFER,
April Fl Chief Clerk.