CHAP. 646.—An ACT appointing trustees for the town of York,
in the county of York.

Approved March 8, 1892.

Whereas by an act passed November, seventeen hun-
dred and thirty-eight, entitled an act for establishing a
town in the county of York, Lawrence Smith and Thomas
Nelson were appointed trustees of the town of York, in
the county of York; and whereas it was provided by said
act that in case of the death, removal out of the county,
or other legal disability of any one or more of said trus-
tees, it should be lawful for the remaining trustees to elect
others in their stead; and whereas by an act approved
March thirteenth, eighteen hundred and seventy-two, en-
titled an act appointing trustees for the town of York, in
the county of York, all the aforesaid trustees having
either died resigned, or removed, by which vacancies had
occurred, Nathaniel Taylor, senior; John Sheldon Jones,
William H. Shield, junior; J. R. Shield, Robert Norton,
Lem Van Boskerck, and Beverly Cobbs were appointed
trustees of the town of York, in the county of York, with
all the rights, powers, and duties conferred on trustees,
either by the act of assembly passed November, seventeen
hundred and thirty-eight, not inconsistent with the gen-
eral laws of the state relating to towns; but whereas all
the said trustees have either died, resigned, or removed
from the county, by which vacancies have occurred, and
for the purpose of putting in force the acts aforesaid;
therefore,

1. Be it enacted by the general assembly of Virginia,
That J. W. Clements, R. N. Crooks, and Robert Norton be,
and they are hereby, appointed trustees of the town of
York, in the county of York, with all the rights, powers,
and duties conferred on trustees, either by the act of
assembly passed November, seventeen hundred and thirty-
eight, or the act approved March thirteenth, eighteen hun-
dred and seventy-two, not inconsistent with the general
laws of the state relating to towns, or by chapter forty-
four of the code of Virginia of eighteen hundred and
eighty-seven, or any general law subsequent thereto.

2. This act will be in force from its passage.