1835.

LAWS OF MARYLAND

CHAP. 164

SEC. 3. And be it enacted, That each of the commis-

Compensation

sioners for every day's attendance in virtue of this act,

Levy

shall receive two dollars; provided, the number of days

shall not exceed five for any one commissioner, and the

Levy court of said county are hereby authorised and

required to levy the same on the assessable property of

said county, which sum shall be collected and paid to

each and every commissioner, as other co'unty charges

are levied, collected and paid.

Vote to be taken

on establishing

SEC. 4. And be it enacted, That at the next election

schools, &c

of Delegates to the next General Assembly, after the

passage af this act, every voter when he offers to vote

shall be required by the judges of the several election

districts of Worcester county, to state whether he is

for or against the establishment of primary schools, in

Worcester county, and the said judges shall record the

number of votes for and against primary schools, and

make return thereof to the legislature during the first week of the ensuing session thereafter.

The act to be pub-lished

SEC. 5. And be it enacted. That the Levy court of

Worcester county, be and they are hereby authorised

and required to cause this act to be published in the

Worcester Sentinel, and to have the same advertised

in one or more of the most public places in the several

election districts in said county, at least three months

before the annual election of delegates to the General

Assembly, for the information of the people.

CHAPTER 164.

Passed Mar. 22,1836

An act to provide for building a Court House in Mont-

gomery county,

Levy directed 10,000 dollars

SECTION 1. Be it enacted ly the General Assembly of

Maryland, That the judges of the levy court, of Mont-

gomery county, be and they are hereby authorised and

required, whenever in their opinion the public interest

require it, to levy upon the assessable property of

said county, a sum of money not exceeding ten thou-

sand dollars, for the erection of a fire proof court

house, with all the offices necessary for the security of