Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-03-09

<ANNAfuLic, Itp. 20, lCUU.
The following is an addition to my re-
port of proceedings of to-day
SENATE "A bill from the House was pass
ed amending the code SO as to change the
time Of fishing in the Potomac river; to
prohibit persons from fishing with seins
or gill nets opposite the shores Of the
owner or occupier of any fishery, to
provide for proper enforcement Of the
provisions Of the said sections and to
define the rights of bona fidc citizens Of
the counties bordering on said river.
ANvArosss Fcb 20,
SeSAgg. Tho bill imposing a iao Of
z 90 % the clerk OF any court in this
STATE for knowingly issuing marriage
license to any male person under twenty.
one years, and female under sixteen years,
was read second time. DR.. Lynch
offered an amendment prohibiting any
minister from marrying parties who have
not obtained proper license, under a
penalty of 800 to $500. This was with
drawn, and the bill was laid on the ia.
bic.
The order Of the day--the bill author
ling an increase Of the private stock
holder dictatorship Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company was taken up
and rejected by the following vote yeas
Z, Nays II.
Mr. Miles moved to reconsider the bill
and make it the order of the day for to-
morrow at IL o'clocs--adopted by ayes
II, nays z
Mr. Miles offered an order directing
the committee Of finance to report the
amount Of unappropriated money in the
treasury, the amount already appropri-
ated, and the amount that will be re-
quired during the remainder Of the SEES
sion, which was adopted.
HousE OF DELEGATES. Tho bill ma
king appropriation Of $4,000 for the
years 1860 and 1861 to the Blind Insti-
tnte, was taken up Mr.. Maxwell moved
to make the appropriations $40, 900 for
each year. The appropriation of $40, 600
for 1860 was carried, and the amendment
for 1861 was lost. The bill was then
passed.
The bill making an annual appropria-
ton Of $40, 600 fortwo years to the House
Of Refuge was passed ayes 40, noes |
Passed. To allow John Honesty,
fr negro, formerly of Montgomery
MY, 70 return from Virginia to this
I've.
AENApotrs, February 30. 1860.
SENATE. The following additional bus
ness was done after my report closed to.
lay:
BIS passea.--Appropriating sum
money to pay the expenses incurred
a emanuel Myers, (tbe Pennsylvania
kidna; ping case To compensate certain
parties for tho arrest Of DR.. VIM. Boyd,
convicted Of running off slaves from
Washington To open road in How
ard and Montgomery counties. For the
relief Of William Thompson. Of G. TO
pay Henry NJ FiMhugh, administrator
Of ColonelW. Fitzhugh, revolutionary
officer. SIG, 900.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES. -Erening Ses-
sfon. Mr.. Freaner, chairman Of the
on elections, made report
declaring A.. Lingan jarrett legally elect
ed comptroller Of the treasury
ANNAPOLIS, March /, 1869.
SENATE. MIR. Watkins reported a
bill to incorporate the Howard and Mont
gomery Turnpike Company; which was
passed.
Mr.. Lynch reported bill to incorpo-
rate the Collateral Bank Of Baltimore
city.
HOUSE or DELEGATES The Speaker
presented n communication enclosing a
Of the Legislature Of Califor-
MIA in relation 70 the Pacific Railroad,
and asking the Legislature Of Maryland
to instruct their representatives in Con
grcss to influence the early completion Of
l1s paeidc railroad.
mr.. Frea,isz saared the following res
oiu'ion; THAT we reaa. tho building
q . railroad to the Pacific coast AZ -ep
IDLY becoming to be one OF the great
Of the country, and we pre-
sent the matter to our representatives in
'he Congress Of the United States, as
worthy OF Their attention and inyestiga-
lion; which was adopted.
Lea1es TO hepoH Bills. by Mr.. Har-
ling for the relief Of 5. I. Stonestrcct.
PR Renorted by Mr. Harding, to
'efund >. 4 Stonestrcct certain mon
'ys,
Mr.. Maxwell, from select committee,
'eIporied an order that the committee on
'laitns pay to each member Of the Legis-