Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-17
STATE LAWS.
LAWS OF MARYLAND.
PUBLIC Observation-Disclosures g@,
f0fIcjall

AAfA Wv ~ WI N hi III IA e I'D.
PUBLIC GENERAL-CHAPTER :s1,
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A BILL entitled An Act TO Encorroe,a o,,a 1,,.;,:
tate immigration to the State of MARYLAND
section l. re 1t enacted Jy The General Issc,obh, f
aiGTytdnd, That there shall be apnointnd h,, H.
Governor Commissioner. to be STYLED "ro w 'no
sL3ner OF Immigration of the State of Marviapd },
THo IN CONJUNCTION With the duties assigned him by
tnls act as hereinafter mentioned shall also act AZ
secretary OF the Board of Public Works keen repn
Jar journal Of the proceedings of said Board md 70
P re- S Of papers documents and other
edIate control of said Board of Public Works
oecuon z; Ah6 be At enacted, That said Commits
S'oner snail open an office in Baltimore that shall
be accessible at all times to the Observation-Disclosures @
business men OF the State that the Board Of Public
SVIhs snall keep Tor general reference specimens
% lEe leauiAS agricultural and mining products al
the state OF Maryland, and the daily prices current
Oh ne Raltimore market for the convenience of aGri
GuturallstS and Others visiting said office. and sad
Board shall furnish, whenever desired in rornec3
with the operations Of said bureau reIia HE
uOn IN regard to the internal improvements and zen
eraI nnanclai condition of the State together Wiz
authentic maps and charts showing the reo%rerb;ai
position OF the State OF Maryland and her railway
system now completed or proposed to he hniIt 'A"'
Section 3. And be II efloc'ed, That said Con,rni,
soner Of Immigration shall be specially CHARGED
the duty OF inviting capital and labor into the State
OF Maryland by means of immigration; he shall nrc-
pare ana qlsrhute or cause TO be prepared and dis
tributed both at home and abroad such facts and in
lorheuon as may conduce to 4 complete full and
SATISFACTORY understanding of the agricultural min
erai. manufacturing, and general commercial resGnr
ceS OF inc State CT Maryland, and shall keen always
open TO inspection IN said Office, reliable exhibits IF
all property IN the market for sale with the terms
annexed, as far as such information can be obtained
together with accurate maps and charts showing the
location OF such property and the relation in which
1t stances to railways now built or intended to be
built and such other facilities by means of navig2sla
waters or otherWlSe az may be deemed advantageous
Section l. Agd be Z further enacted. That said Com
missioner SHALL Immediately after his aupointment
open communication with such points well abroad
rs at nome, will advance the object of immigration
to the State of Maryland, and shall distribute or
cause TO be distributed, from time to time As opnor-
tunlty occurs, such facts and information in regard
10 the agricultural mineral, manufacturing and gen
era commercial resources Of the State of Maryland
and cause the to be vigorously distributed in
sucn manner and at such points may best conduce
TO the speedy increase of our population and the oc
cupatl0n OF our lands by capital and labor.
Section o. Aed be ii enacted, That il shall be the
duty Of said Commissioner to collect and luhish an
the twentieth OF January, in each and every year
authentic statistics of the operations and results Of
every department Of trade and business within the
limits Of the State of Maryland.
. Section o. And be a further enacted, That said
Commissioner shall receive annual salary of fifteen
poy cefE 10 he b fFc o I Sha
annual salary of one thousand dollars, payable in
the same manner, with such allowance for Office
rent advert: sing and contingent expenses as may be
agreed upon by the Board Of Public Works not ex-
ceeding two thousand dollars.
Section g. And be II further enacted That it shall
be unlawful for any other agent runner or solicitor
to visit vessels arriv ing with Immigrants on board
for any purpose whatever, until such immigrants
nave been seen and properly instructed by the Com
missioner or his clerk nrovidad for in tb;S oat
Section 10. And be II further enacted That any ner-
son or persons violating the last preceding section
+b;s StSte bnTin cn,nno+o+ 49,; go VI liH VI
Of not less than fifty dollars nor than five hun
DAYS or more than sxty ays ut the diScpnti ~ ~
court, said fine TO 90 H. The STATE u 'Ho
shall he annoinfcd AZ ,ios G olS
ar oiari, To- sn;d Cnr, rniss;o~or ~ = - ~
directly interested in or Win anV co,"a G pI ~
individual having fnr tbair nbianf n a
az na1Sengers bv Land ~ ~. H. - ' I'd Il
or ri,-9ta LA, oi;is ~ " ny S SI u P9 'e
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V4i5iii'' 4o' Nui'u pdASea tle uehefa Assembly OF
Maryland, January session, 1866.
Z, HARDWOOD,
neGFet3Fy E;Gnate.
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AN ACT entitIad An Act o,,.,vr. RI ssr A.,
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gay ol January elShteen I!unqrea ana AiS-seNcn
HSction 1. BE IL enacted by the GencraI Assembly
Va IA tudt io[ te eAt,etotIIes ~ inc sup
poEt u inc 'qFerIeht. lpf the year enulHg on the
nIso ui .! II January, elshSeeIi hundred ana sixty
lLc Lolo"lug sums % money, OF so u4uch thaTe-
OIL az may oe GeeesSEy, DC, ana tne same Is hereby
upRlopLite IN il,'lIOn 20 tIe appropflatlQps maze
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Of members Of the General Assembly incln,Ii5g
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fion crv for fb ,resoTt so-s,. - 49,, e. It "a
spn,biy fnr 80 ,Ich ~ saoF "n "a tiJ 0enetaI a.
incIniino +be era aricIes 6r7oro n % %
t AZ 5Ii Al tCtes otueTSa Iue sum OF n! g
Stoii"JS Lot 5L'igo nuHUIes copies o. NJ
House; nine hundred dollars to nav for the Constitu
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
ana Journals OF me present session to the clerks and
registers OF thS state ana the States ana Territories
one hundred and 1tty dollars Tor the expenses Of dis
trihuung the Maryland Reports to the clerks and
fifty dollars for the expenses Of istributne Enlisb
Statutes and joint resolution No s. OF january ses
SION 1861 fifty dolisrs for the expenses of dstrbu
ting Cohen and Lees Digest. under joint resolution
No > of January session, 1867 fifty dollars to pay
NlcholaS brewer Tor cost or paper used IN printing
ports OF the court or appeals; eleven hundred
compensation to samuel W. Brooks, messenger to
me Necutlve two hundred dollars for the year 1906.
ior contLngent fund Tor Board OF Public works. eight
huhdreG dollars Tor ataltonai clerk for Comptrol-
er twelve hundred dollars to pay State subscription
TO volumes ~ and q OF the Reports OF Court Of APP
peaiS III addition to appropriation already made
four hundred dollars; to William Camden Clerk Of
the Treasurer, three hundred dollars: to Alexander
Miller and Thomas NJ. Wolfe, each three hundred
and fifty dollars tor services clerks to the Adju
tant General OF the State IN the enrOlmcnts of the
Militia, under the act OF 1861 chapter PSI; to Jacob
L; Bell administrator OF James Z. Mayhem, deceas.
ed, enr9lnS ollcer OF Militia IN Washington county.
eishty aoiarsi Tor ming and recording the laws and
resolutions OF iHe present session. three hundred and
llty doilaTS Ior Jour COPIES Of tho first and second
supplemental code for members, at four dollars
each thirty dollars for Tetting the AdJutant
GenerRl,s room three hundred dollars for private
secretary to Governor, two hundred aCiiiars: for
&IIeI ~ MOORE 49r services rendered one hundred
9oIiIa' 10 george eferson, the sum of ffty-nine
aolaIS anu elghty-four cents, for fees due him rs
States Attorney for dorchester county. Franris I
Henry sixty-three dollars and eight cents for o a.
due him Clerk of the Circuit Court for Dorlh.Sfo.
county; Alexander Woolford nine dollars for fect
due him as Sheriff of Dorchester county. The s5TTs
being in full Compensation for fees due far siiit
brought by order Of the Comptroller under ioinf
resolutions No. 20, Of 1862 for collection Of oigI
due the state. To Dennis b. NJ Dixon TI.Tt ~ To
circuit Court for Calvert county, thirty nine dollars
90 James W ailace tA3 Auin OF one hundred dollars
ioS9 less ieiVeEeo the state by order OF Coy
s. hTF LfdoiyE4 IN the case OF state Robert
4ielt ana otherS TO Hayward Bartlett 81 Co. one
thousand tWo hundred and SlXty-tOur dollars and
thirteen cents for work done about the State House
py order OF the Lieutenant Governor and the State
and 70 Alexander Il. Hapner m bgndrnI