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Session Laws, 1890
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JOINT RESOLUTIONS,

Assented to by the General Assembly of Maryland, at a Session

begun on the first day of January, and ended on

Thirty-first day of March, 1890.

No. 1.


WHEREAS, legal proceedings have been instituted in the Supreme


court of the District of Columbia and also in Washington


county by the trustees of the holders of the preferred construc-


tion bonds of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal company, issued


under the act of eighteen hundred and forty-four, chapter two


hundred and eighty-one, against the said Chesapeake and Ohio

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canal company, and against the trustees of the holders of the


repair bonds of Said canal company, issued under the act of


eighteen hundred and seventy-eight, chapter fifty-eight, for the


purpose of obtaining possession of said canal and its works,


and for operating the same under the management of a receiver


appointed by said courts; and


WHEREAS, it is understood that the trustees of said last mentioned


repair bonds contemplate taking similar proceedings looking to

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a like result; and


WHEREAS, in the controversy to which these proceedings will


give rise between these two classes of bondholders as to their


respective rights and privities, delays will occur which will be
prejudicial to the large interests held by this State in said

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canal as mortgagee, creditor and stockholder; and if the views


of said bondholders shall prevail, large additional outlays will


be necessary to be made upon said canal, which will still


further postpone the liens of this State upon the same; and


WHEREAS, for the last twelve years the said canal has been main-


tained and operated at an average annual deficiency of fifty-six

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thousand dollars; and it is now apparent that in its present


deplorable condition, its restoration as a waterway capable of




 

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