The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-06-17

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Sec. 2. ~ enacted That this act shall take
effect and be in force from the date Of its pas
| G9I CIR td9iAa-Z- bem98b 90 ZsH
b sa59sm CHAPTER -l2o.1lg Iela 81,
AN ACT to repeal article eighty of the Code OF
| Public General Laws entitled, Estate Repor-
| ter" and sections one, two, three, four, five
| and six of said article, be and the same arc
| hereby repealed and re-enactcd with amend
ments in the following terms. n - ~.
Sec. Q. The State Reporter shall be appointed
by the Judges Of the court Of Appeals and shall
hold his office for The term Of four years, unless
soonerfenoved by said Judges and shall be styled
the Estate Reporter, " and shall be re-eligible
from time to time.0 b999xo 58J 1b sssd9s3
Sec. B., shall receive ananIual salary of five
hundred dollars. ~, ION 70 qi!ga9a 9abBg j.
Sec. d. lie shall report all cases argued and de-
termined in the Court of Appeals, designated by
the court as proper for. publication, as soon as
possible after the close of each term of said court
The report in each case to be limited to a state
ment Of the material facts, the principal points,
andihe authorities relied on by the respective
counsel, and the opinion of the court delivered
therein. gl alil 10 uai3aIm o1giV bI1 yml'
Sec 5, Each volume of the reports shall con-
tain at least six hundred pages, and shall be prin-
ted on good paper, TO be selected and purchased
by the Reporter at the cost of the State, with
clear type and in size, form, quality Of materials
and quantity of matter per page, shall correspond
as nearly as possible with the eighteenth volume,
of Maryland Reports, and shall be sold at price
not exceeding o five dollars a volume bound in
Cline law sheep,la or four dollars and half when
not bound and shall be printed spublished, and
bound at the expense Of the Reporter, who shall
be entitled, to the copyright Of the volumes. 81
Sec, g. The State shall take. two hundred copies
of each volume of said reports bound in cline
law calf, at the price of six dollars rer volume
delivered at the State Library. 9hAi!l Ot@ '5ii''
Sec92. ehad 5esit enacted, That this act shall
take effect from and after lheifrst Monday of
April, eighteen huidrediand siNtys6vc. 5sd3qZs
4 54o0og. Ngtg ta9S-+ bies adI % .991
n s4anoiss.ait CHAPTER. 1888 byaoa .ea.l Oh
AN ACT to, heal deeds ofMannmission detective
" executed or omitted to be recorded. a,cg ffa,l
Section l. BE Il enacted By The General Assem-
BIZ 6f1lElrytaasd, That all deeds OF manumission
executed before the first day of November, eigh-
teen hundred and sixty -four, and acknowledged
by the parity executing the same before Justice
Of the Peace of this State, under which the ne
groes thereby intended to- be manumitted have
been in actual enjoyment of freedom, shall be
held to have the same effect from the time Of the
execution thereofas if the same had been attend
ed by two witnesses and recorded, and had been
in other respects in conformity with the then ex
listing provisions oflaw.H 2e Sa.H' ~
Section 2. And be IL enacted, o. That this act
shall take effect from the time of its passage. odo
. baa govaM 9dJ y----'o.i 81 L1m - "a
-aiireb ysH1 CHAPTER t26. l9auoJ III
AN ACT for the relief of certain parties indebted
to the State for sums due prior to the first day
( of August, eighteen hundred and sixty, and
,certain'parties against whom suits have been
Instituted under the directions of the Comp
stroller, in pursuance Of Resolution number
twenty ofthe General Assembly of Maryland,
passed at the session of eighteen hundred and
sixty one and eighteen hundred aud sixty two.
WHRREAs, The Comptroller of the State was
required and. directed bY0 Resolution number
twenty, of the General Assembly, passed at the
session Of eighteen hundred and sixty one and
eighteen hundred and sixty two, thirty days af-
ter the passage Of the said resolution, to cause
suits to be Instituted against all parties indebted
to the State therein named and iohereas many
Of said claims are of long standing and it is de-
srable to seenreOthe speedy settlement of said in
debtednesssto AeiState, and the State ito secure
the prompt payment of the principally is willing
to release the interest. epe Cd Oh yygqr g585Zi
Section / . BE tt enacted by the General Assem-
JLy Of Maryland, That all Clerks, Registers Of
Wills, Notaries Public Auctioneers, Foreign
Insurance Agents, Collectors of Taxes and Sher-
ifs, indebted to the State for sums due prior to
the first day Of August, eighteen hundred and
sixty, and the sureties upon their official bonds,
be and they are hereby released from the pay
ment of the interest now due on the States claims
against them provided, that the amounts due
for the principal of the said claims have been
paid or shall be paid into the treasury on or be-
fore the first day of October, eighteen hundred
and sixty five and prooidcd, further, that the
aforesaid parties respectively or their sufeties,
shall pay on efbefore the first day OF October,
eighteen hundred and sixty Ave, to the States
Attorneys of the several counties and the city OF
Baltimore, Eve per centum commission on the
full amount of the Judgments with interest there
on, recovered by the State against them in the
Circuit Courts for the several counties, and the
Superior and Common Pleas Courts of Baltimore
city, and the sheriffas fees and all costs which
have been incurred by the State in the prosecu-
ton of said claims, the States thereby to be re-
leased from any commission and costs.9ffi1c aH
Section 2. And be Il further enacted, Thatthe
Comptrolers upon the payment of the principal
due on the aforesaid claims as hereinbefOre proyi-
.del, and all Costs and upon being satisfied that
the commissions to the States Attorneys and the
Sheriff s fees have been paid as hereinbefore re-
| quired, shall have the judgments which have
been recorded against the parties or their sure
tics entered %satisGed,' and the accounts in the
bcomptrolier's oiiee against amy of said parties
complying witlpTtlei conditions herein prescri-
bed, shall be balanced and Ientered adjusted. eg5
| Section 3. And be it. enacted, That this act
shall take effect from the date OF its passage.
| 81" 'a2imebC CHAPTER 127. l't1q s. I
/ AN ACT to amend and re-enact section one hum
+ dred and six OF Article eighty-one Of the Code
I ofPublic General Laws entitled 'Revenue and
| Taxes, y and relating to the tax on Executors
l. and Administrators commissions. 99c
/ Section1 BE ii enacted by the General Assem-
/ r. OF 0r1a. hnndrod and
six of Article eighty-onerof the Code of Public
i General, Laws, entitled fsReyenue and Taxes, =
1 & relating to the tax on Executors and Admins
traitors commissions, be and the same hereby is
lsanended and fe-etIacied so as to read as follows
i 116. All commissions allowed to executors OF
,lladniinistrators the Orphans courts Of this
State, shall be subject to tax for the benefit o.
the Stdelofone tenttpart of the sum so allowed
oandowhere salegacy is1eftfn an executor by way
F"of compensation, such legacy shall be reckonee
| in the.commissions Fixed by the court.gar q III
Section 2. Aad b, Rlmaeted That this act shAl
take effect from the day Of its passage, but moth
ling herein Contained Shall be construed to i'm
I, pose the tax npon commissions already. fixed o
any executor or eadiiiinistrator TO whom letter.
shall have been issued before the passage hereof
L, atJ yJ5 .Gt@ = ----a-j 10 yA3 5>gH 9Nj
I f.sllo43ono CHAPTER l3f.sw no Tgasaa
i ANACT To repeal section nine Of Article thirty
II eight, Of the Code of Public General Laws, re
i lafihg to the fees of officers, and substitute
j therefor fIei following ia9nD9 10 asbAj '
II Section ] ;. Be N enacted By the General Assem-
dJlv of Mar4laad,l That section nine, Of Article
l4hirfy-eiehi, of the Code of Public General Laws
4 relating to fees Of officers, be and the same i
4 hereby repealed, and tie following enacted as
4 substitute therefor 20 H5As q. ~ . - .
H. Sec9 9.RAttorheys at law shall be entitled 7
demand and receive the following tees, 70 wit
I Fhrn bringing! !, prosecuting or defending an.
snit of action at law in any of the courts Of thi
iState of original jurisdiction, FIVE dollars 70
4 prosecuting OF defending any cause plant e,
Eactionf ne any Of the courts OF equity In I'M
ISiate ten doilarsJ for prosecuting or defendln