Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-15


Section TO- And be uJurther enacted, That any per-
son or persons violating the last preceding section
sha be liable, on conviction in any court of law of
this State, having competent jurisdiction to a fne
OF not less than fifty dollars more than five hun
dred dollars, or imprisonment for less than thirty
court, said fine to go to the State.
Section H. And be It. further enacted, That no one
shall be appointed as Commissioner of Immigration
or clerk to said Commissioner who is directly or in
directly interested in or with any company firm or
individual havin for their object the transportation
OF passengers by land water the sale of public
orpriyate lands outside of the State of Maryland
Section r.. And be 1t further enacted That all ex-
Office, together with all salaries apperaning thereto
as hereinafter mentioned shall be paid by the Treas
uTer quarterly. on the warrant of the Comptroller.
section 10. And he Il enacted, That this act shall
be IN force from and after its passage
We certify that the aforegoing is true copy of the
original act which passed the General Assembly of
Maryland, January session, 1866
c. HARDWOOD,
Secretary Senate.
w. r. COLE,
mhI3-IW Chief Clerk House Delegates.
AN ACT entitled An Act supplementary to IAN Act
passed passed March 24th 1855. Chapter 1873. emit
tied; An Actmaking appropriations for the support
OF the Government for the year ending on the first
day of january, eighteen hundred and sixty-seyen.
Section l. Be 1t enacted, by the General Assembly
of Maryland, that for the expenditures in the sup
port of the Government for the year ending on the
first day of January, eighteen hundred and sixty
seven. the following sums of money much there
of as may be necessary, be- and the same is hereby
appropriated, in addition to the appropriations made
under chapter one hundred and eighty-three of
eighteen hundred and sixty five that is to say pay
the members of the General Assembly, their officers
and attendants including the cost of printing
and and miscellaneous expenses, and the ten dol
of Delegates and President of the Senate, each.
One hundred thousand dollars, for the postage
Of members of the General Assembly, including
Secretary OF the Senate and the Chief Clerk of the
House OF Delegates; five thousand dollars for the in
dexing Of the laws and journals of the Senate and
House OF Delegates; eight hundred dollars for sta
tlonery for the present session of the General As
Sembly, Cor so much thereof as may be necessary
including the extra articles ordered the sum of nine
Supplemental Code. Sd volume ordered by this
House, nine hundred dollars to pay for the Constitu-
ton of Maryland, ordered by this Iouse-l25 COPIES
one hundred and eghty-seven dollars and fifty cents
for binding the laws, journal and documents of the
present session. two thousand dollars for the expenses
OF distributing the bound copies of laws, documents
and Journals of the present session. to the clerks and
registers of this State and the States and Territories
one hundred and fifty dollars for the expenses of dis
tributing the Maryland Reports to the clerks and
registers of this State and the States and Territories
nifty dollars Tor the expenses of distributing English
Statutes and joint resolution No. s. of January SEES
sion, 1866 fifty dollars for the expenses of dstrbu-
ting Cohen and Lees Digests under joint resolution
No. y of January session. 1866 fifty dollars to nay
NlcholaS brewer Tor cost OF paper used in printing
ports OF the Court of Appeals; eleven hundred
and eighteen dollars and eighty eight cents for extra
compensation to Samuel W. Brooks, messenger 10
the Executive; two hundred dollars for the year 1866
for contingent fund for Board Of Public works; eight
hundred dollars for additional clerk for Comptrol-
Ter; twelve hundred dollars to pay State subscrpto,
to volumes 20 and q of the Reports of Court al An
peals in addition to appropriation already made
four hundred dollars; to William Camden Clerk Of
the Treasurer, three hundred dollars to AIexander
Miller and Thomas N. Wolfe, each three hundred
and fifty dollars for services as clerks to the Adm
tant General OF the State in the enroments of the
Militia under the act of 1864 chapter 2Si: to Jacob
Il. Bell, administrator of James ?. Mayhem deceas~
ed enrolling officer of Militia in Washington c0nnfv
eighty dollars for filing and recording the laws and
resolutions OF the present session. three hundred and
htty dollars; for four copies of the first and second
supplemental code for new members at four dollars
each. thirty-two dollars; for reGttng the Adutanf
Generals room, three hundred dollars; for private
secretary to Governor, two hundred dollars; for
PANEL NJ Moore, for services rendered, one hundred
doMarS TO George W. eferson, the SUM of ifty-nine
States th1 egf5y3Gr cents foF fees dye him
Henry, slXtythTee dollars and eight cents for fees
que MN as Clerk OF the Circuit Court for Dorchester
due him as Sheriff of Dorchester county: the same
pelhg IN 1ull compensation for fees due foT suitS
Drought by order OF the Comptroller under Joint
due the State. To Dennis B. NJ. Dixon Clerk of the
circuit Court for Calvert county thrty-ninc dollars
to James Wallace the sum of one bundled doiin1S,
Tor legal services rendered the State by order Gov
eT a bradford in the case of State usrepg Robert
thousand Two hundred and sixty-four doll ..o |
thirteen cents for work done about A. IFS and |
Py order OF the Lieqtenant =" ,ne State House |
Librarian, and r" A. :. uovernor and the State |
and thr- alexander B. Hagner one hundred |
y" -.ee dollars and fourteen cents for costs for |
hnomas Fl. Phipps, George Williams, and Robert |
Ford, for costs recovered in the Court of AnneaIS
against the State and Ii. S. Shryock & Son fty-nine
dollars and twenty-five CENTS John r, Franklin for
salary as Circuit Judge of the Twelfth Judicial Cir
cut from November 10Th, 1865, five hundred and !
thirteen dollars and seventy-fve cents; for j. e. h
" Munroe for articles furnished the General Assem-
bly, sixty dollars and twenty-eght cents to Josias
,. summons, OF Dorchester county, fory-seven dol
lars and nney-one cents for taxes enormously paid
INTO the Treasury: to James S. Waters the sum of
forty dollars and fifty cents, and to Cushings Bal
ley twenty dollars for stationery furnished the
Lieutenant Governors room for the Assistant State
two hundred dollars additional: the Pri
secretary q me Goyern9r one hundred dollars
wees in full, hundred and twenty-five dollars IN
email Straun, three hundred dollars for money |
broker.
Section g. And be 1t enacted That the Treasurer of
the state, upon the warrant of the Comptroller of
the Treasury Department. disburSe the said sums of
money herein appropriated for the objects and pur-
poses specified to or upon the order of the person or
persons bodies polite corporate severally emit
tied thereto, and upon the proper vouchers
Secuon s. AND be a cRucted, That this Act shall |
take effect from the date of its passage. mh15-1w
BILL entitled an Act, to repeal the sixteenth and
twenty ninth sections of the seventy fourth Article
OF the Code Of Public General Laws, relating to |
Pilots, and to substitute in lieu thereof the follow
ing
Hargand, That sections sixteen and twenty-nine of
Article seveptyfour, of the Code of Public General |
Laws. relating to Pilots, be- and they hereby re-
peaed, and the following substituted therefor. |
Section Is. All masters of foreign vessels and YES
sells from foreign port and all vessels sailing under
register bound to and from Baltimore city, except
vessels engaged exclusively in the coastiug trade |
shall take licensed pilot or in case of refusal to take
such pilot, shall himself owners, or consgnees pay
The said pllotage as If one had been employed; and
such plotageshal be paid to the pilot first speaking
Offering his services as pilot to such vessel before
Cape Henry bears south if inward bound |
Section 49, The pilots shall be required under the
direction of the board to keep many three pilot
BOATS at sea, one of said boats to be stationed fifteen
niles 10 the north of Cape Henry-one in the lati-
ude OF and ten miles from Cape Henry, and one fl
zen miles south of Cape Henry and the board shall
laye full power to make rules and regulations for
pilots and grant them authority to enforce such rules
md regulations they may adopt and to inspect the
boats in service from time to time, and generally do
Ill things which may be necessary for the efficiency
II the pilots and the boats used in the service.
Section q And be 1t enacted, That this act shall
AXE effect from and after the date ofits passage,
mhl5-1w
BILL entitled an Act to secure the completion re
the Eastern Shore Railroad.
Section |. BE 1t enacted by the Eenerui AsseobI of
Maryland That the lien held by the State of Mary |
and on the property Ct the Eastern Shore Railroad
company to secure the payment of six per centum |
interest out of the profits of the work on the shares
y the capital stock of the said Company held bv the
state shall not be construed to give preference TO
he said State the bond holders of the said Com
'any, and the said lien is hereby expressly waived
postponed and deferred in favor of the holders of
ponds of the said Company, which may be issued for
ne construction and equipment of the said Railroad
o. n al amount not exceeding in the whole five hun
Section g.. And be 1t enacted, That the said Com
,any mas full power to issue its bonds or other
S on tne pledge OF its property estate and fran
nises, bearing interest at rate not exceeding six
,et eentum per annum, redeemable at any time
fdan twenty years, and not exceeding In AMOUNT
ne sum OF hve hundred thousand dollars, in addition
Q Us ponds already issued and dispose OF the same
or the OBJECTS aforesaid and no bonds of the said
issued, in good faith for the construction,
ompetlon or equipment of the said Railroad, shall
" annuled Or ahated, because the same may have