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


and. the Treasurer SHAH pay the several amounts
within ten DAYS aiter said notification upon The
draft Of President and Secretary Of the several
Boards Of school Commissioners; also. provided
ne1eftheless that no payment Of said tax shall
be made TO any countysor TO the city of Baiii
more until after the organization Of the several
Boards OF school Commissioners on the second
Tuesday CfJuly, eighteen hundred and sixty-fye
Sec. 8. When the levy Of any year shall have
been collected, the Comptroller shall apporton
among the several counties aud the city of Balti
more the ain0dnt allowed on the levy for insol.
veheies and attachments, and shall transmit a
statement Of the sametothe State superintendent
aud to each county and the city of Baltimore a
statement of the amount apportiOned to it.0l !
Sec. 81 and be Il enacted, That from and after
the first day Of january, eighteen hundred and
sxty-seven, all the sections OF The several arti-
Giles Of the Code Of Public Local Laws relating
70 the levying Of taxes upon the taxable property
Ofthe several counties and cities of the State for
school purposes be and the same arc hereby re-
peale0l- ave icoHss 9a5 20 Y4ofBnnie1s sigsy'
sSec9 no. AGd be Il enacted, That all sections of
the several articles of the Code of Public, Gener-
al and Local Law, relating to schools, inconsis-
tent. with the provisions Of this act and all Acts
Of. Assembly passed since the adCPfion Of said
codes, telaling to schools, inconsistent with the
provisions q this act, be and the same are here
Oy rapeaIed9FsI snhi1r2 ead iHo1l l9]GifqQ11
Sec. IL. This law shall take effect from the day
u us passage; HproUided, aeUoFtkcless that the
schools nowt IN operation may be continued I'M
lerexisting laws until the thirtieth; day of jane,
ightesn hundred, and sixty-6ve, and the present
oantyy school authorities shall exercise all the
lowers vested in them until Monday, the tenth
lay OF July, eighteen hundred and sixty-ive
Sec f3y The High schools of Baltimore city
hall have the same powers of comforting diplo-
mas that they have had before, and which they
nave at the time of the passage Of thisae ia-f.
,NlifG3HlNf 10 u .------gJ- 51i va b0SuoHl
a, Vsao.a VS. CHAPTER 6s.ss saaoma ell
ANACT to amend and re-enaet section two Of
article thirty-three Of the Code of Public Gen
eral Laws, relating to the education of the Deaf
Section = Be !, tnddeedd HE Genera, 1ssems1v
FMdryland, That section two of article thirty
Tree Of the Code Of Public General Laws, relal
hgato the education of the Deaf and Dumb be
nd the sanlelis hereby amended and re-enacted
las TO read asiollowssb.sa 10 SO iis6s ebAa
q; On receiving the certificate of the, county
commissioners. of the Mayor and city Council
BALTIMORE as Aforesaid, it shall be the duty Of
e,GoYern0r to authorize the instruction of said
.af and dumb persons in the Columbian lhsti-
ton for the deaf and dumb, for a term moi, ex
eding seven years; and it shall be the further
ltysOftte Governor, on the certificate of'the
esident OF said Institution, tO}Or1er tile CoIhla-
1ller of the Treasury to draw his warrant on
Treasurer of this State for two hundred doll
,sper annnm, for each deaf and dumb person,
lght 10, pursuance Of his authority at said ln7,
tuition, payable to the. President thereof, in
artery payments, on the first days of Janua-
April, July and October in each year; and the
,yefnor shall also order the Comptroller of the
easury to draw on the Treasures his warrant
yable 70 the prbper party, for the expenses ne
safily INQUIRED inl tranSportng and returningi
ddeaf and llualb person; pro6idedl that, the
lole amount drawn from the Treasury, for the
rposes Aforesaid, shall lot,exceed seven, thou
i'd iye hupdred dollars in any one year, pg0p7a
LfGstheS, that the Governor shall dispose OF apr
cations in behalf Of deaf and dumb persons,
der the Rr0visionsof this article, in the order
which they may be made; and if the appliea-.
ms be- more than sufficient TO absorb the foregO-
napDrOpriation, he shall suspendi the action
on the excess. until vacancies occur, Or further
1Yision be made, by the General Assembly, & d
Sec. e. Aid Be IT, further enacted, That the year.
rate per cdpitd for the instruction o., deaf and
mb'pefsohss asproyided for in The, foregoing
ton, shall be allowed during the period for |
iich payment win become due on the first day /
April, eighteen hundred and sixtyfive. ip"n
Sec g. Aaadsbe at further enacted, That to enable
iGovernor to carry out fhe provisions ofthis
1.-THE sum, Of two, thousand five hundred doll
8, or so much thereof as may be necessary in
lition to the appropriation already made, be
the same is hereby appropriated for the year
ling on the 6rst day OF January, eighteen hum
I'd and sixty-six :t...,,..
Sec. 4 And BE- 4 further enacted, That this act
lltakel effect from tho date Of its passage. tlo
go9 sdt tG6ba9i $3.50 9l-s}c sa} q ,giA |
b - eu!GY CHAPTER 10. ,'sua 10 nol5il
yAGT toregalate and make uniform the fees
Of Justices the Peace. s1d 20 5soo stn3iG1
section L. Beat, enactedby the General Assembly
Mar1lan6, That all sections of the several ar
les or the Code Of Public General Laws rela-
gto fees of Justices OF the Peace, be. and the
ne are hereby repealed -, . -
Sec92 eAad be Il further enacted, That sections
enteen: eighteen and nineteen OF article thirty
BIT OF the GedeofP Public General Laws relating
he'fees OfJnstices Of the Peace, berepealed, |
/ the following sections be adopted in lieu
II. The Justices Of the Peace ofthis State shall
entitled TO receive the fees allowed in the fol-
wing table, and such fees shall be taxed and
ID BY the party against whom Judgment shall
rendered, to wit: for issuing each summons
debt or damages, or writ Of replevin, twenty
scents; Tor each summons for witnesses, ncluf
70 all the witnesses applied for, at the t'same''
re, Twenty-Five cents;l for Ce'tire to summons
sholders, thirty-6ye cents; for teri facias, thir-
Eve cents; for fyesaditioni exp0pds, thirty-fre
it's. for ser; JaciGs, forty-fve cents; for every
,ersededs, twenty CENTS for every oath or affi-
W. ten cents; for probate or account, ten cents;
every Judgment rendered were there is no trial
eaty-6te cents; for every Judgment rendered
trial. sixty cents; for every warrant OF attach
utagainst "a resident debtor, fortysRve cents;
every attachment against ion-resi1ent
nding debtor, one dollar; for attachment of
ltempt twenty-fyecents; for ve1ire to summon
ury in q case Of forcible ,ehtry and detaiper,
summons to tenant, one dollar; for taking
0isition of restitution, one dollar; for taking
uisition and, return thereof, four dollars; for
frant Of restitution, one dollar; for taking ev
acknowledgment Of every deed or other in
an1ent of writing from each person making an
acknowledgement, thirty cents; for q certificate
eslrays, forty cents; for issuing writ of attach.
mt by way Of execution, forty-6ye eents;afora
ling replsyin or other bonds, twenty-five
its; for entering every continuance, ten cents;
every transcript from the docket, fifteen cents
every search, Ten cents; for binding apprcnti-
iYeacEp J6stice twenty-five cents. o'S "a
isaThey shall be entitled TO be paid in 'crimi
cases by the county or city of Baltimore, as
cease may he, the following fees !: foEisSuing
Cd State writ, twenty-five cents; for search wFTr
at, twenty-five cents; for taking rec0gnizances
witnesses, each, twenty-five cents; for taking.
cognizancee in each case reported to- court,
,enty-6ve cents; for every commitment, twenty
ecents; for every releasenaent, twenty-five cents;
rholdiHk AIo inquest upon a deceased person,
d dollars; for issuing an attachment for wit
Sses refusing 80 attend on the summons of a
Imrhissiouer, fifty cents; for taking depositiotls
casesof contested electionaper day, three doll
Ts.ps 10 tasg9d cd gJl. ,goiiG9nhd 10 tlsm
Sec. 3, And be K enacted, That this act shall
ke effect from the date Of its passage, and shall
htinue ia force until the first day of April,
ghteen hundred aRd si1ty-seven, from and at
rswhieh lastl mentioned date this act shallbe
lllEandv6idp1 ioodos a'dDq odt 10 rag
81 betairaoracs ----..r-SS-:gni sd iisds vtaA'
hiss ri CHAPTER 1l3.t 10 tlogqas 81
NACT 10 repeal ndameld the eightyt16rst ar