Chap. 258.—An ACT to amend and re-enact section 1 of an act entitled
an act to provide for working and keeping in repair the public roads and
bridges of Page county, and for opening new roads and changing the
location of existing roads.

Approved March 16, 1910.

1. Be it enacted by the general assembly of Virginia, That section
one of an act entitled an act to provide for working and keeping in re-
pair the public roads and bridges of Page county, and for opening new
roads and changing the location of existing roads, approved February
second, eighteen hundred and ninety-eight, be amended and re-enacted so
as to read as follows:

81. The board of supervisors of Page county shall take charge of and
have worked and kept in repair the public roads and the bridges within
the limits of the said county, and shall also have authority to open new
roads and to change the location of existing roads in the manner herein-
after provided; and for this purpose the said board of supervisors is
authorized and empowered to levy a road tax not exceeding in any one
vear forty cents upon the one hundred dollars of assessed taxable value of
all property in said county, to be collected, accounted for and paid out
upon the warrant of said board in all respects as if it were a county levy
fixed by the board, except that the fund collected from each magisterial
district shall be kept separate by the county treasurer, and a different
rate of tax may be levied in different districts. The amount collected in
pach district shall be expended in that district, but no claim for work
done on the roads and bridges in said county, or material therefor, shall
be allowed by said board unless the claimant shall present to the said
board an itemized account, giving name of each party employed, the
number of days each hand was employed, and the kind and quantity of
material used, and the price paid for said labor and material, which said
account shall be approved in writing by the supervisor of the district in
which said work was done or material furnished, who shall certify in
writing upon said account that he has personally inspected the work and
material charged for, that the work has been properly done, and that the
account is correct and just.

®. All acts and parts of acts inconsistent with this act are hereby
repealed.