Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-21
STATE LAWS,
LAWS OF MARYLAND
PUBLIC GENERAL-CHAPTER -

day of January, eighteen hundred and sixty seven
| Section /. Be it enacted, by the General ssemby
port of the Government for the year endinf: the
| first day of January, eighteen hundred anil sixty
seven, the following sums of money muc there
OF as may be necessary be, and the same is hereby
appropriated, in addition to the appropriate made
| under chapter one hundred and eighty-tnree OF
eighteen hundred and that is to say, to pay
the members of the General. Assembly, their officers
and attendants, including the cost, of rinting
and and miscellaneous expenses, and the ten dol
lars per diem to the Speaker, of the House
Of Delegates and President of the Senate. each.
| Of members of the General Assembly, including
Secretary Of the Senate and the Chief Clerk of the
dexlng Of the laws and journals of the Senate and
House OF DELEGATES eight hundred dollars for sta
sembly, Cor so much thereof as may be necessary
including the extra articles ordered the sum of nine
sh0uSand dollars for three hundred opies Of the
| supplemental Code Sd volume, ordG red by this
House; nine hundred dollars to pay for the Constitu
ton OF Maryland ordered by this Hous1 -l25 copies
one hundred and eghtyseven dollars and fifty cents
for binding the laws. journal and doc uments of the
present session. two thousand dollars the expenses
OF distributing the bound copies of Ia VS. documents
and journals of the present session, the clerks and
registers of this State and the States and Territories
one hundred and fifty dollars for the expenses ofds
| trbutlng the Maryland Reports o the clerks and
registers OF this State and the States and Territories;
Statutes and joint resolution No S. of January ses
sion 1865; fifty dollars for the expenses of dstribu-
No. y OF January session, 1873; fifty dollars to pay
Nicholas Brewer for cost of pa per used in printing re
and eighteen dollars and eg fes sen M Tr
compensation to Samuel W, Brooks, messenger to
the Executives two hundred dollars for the year 1866
for contingent fund for Board of Public works; eight
hundred dollars for additional clerk for Comptrol-
ler twelve hundred dollars to pay State subscription
to volumes 20 and p of the Reports of Court of Ap
bealS IN ADDITION to appropriation air lady made
tour hundred dollars; to William Camd, N, Clerk OF
Miller and Thomas NJ. Wolfe, each three hundred
anu MY collars Tor services clerks to ne Adju
tant General of the State in the enrolImcn "a of the
Militia, under the act of 1864 chapter 81 Jacob
al Dell nGlanifrator 81 lanes F. Mayhem, ieceas
eighty dollars; for filing and recording the a vs. and
resolutions OF the present session. three hundr d and
nifty dollars; for four COPIES of the first and econd
supplemental code for members at four d, )IIars
each. thirty-wO dollars; for refttins the Adm ant
Generals room, three hundred dollars; for pri waite
secretary to Governor, two hundred dollars; for
1anleL NJ Moore i9r services rendered hund red
dollars and eghtyfour cents. for fees due him a'
States Attorney for Dorchester county: Francis J.
Henry sxtythree dollars and eight cents for fees
due him IS Clerk of the Circuit Court for Dorchester
county; AleXander WQoltord nine dollars for ices
being in full compensation for fees due for suit
brought by order of the Comptroer under joint |
c M NO ~ OF 1907 tor collection of claims
Circuit Court for Calvert county, thirty-nine dollars
and elghtyhye cents for fees due him by the Stat e.
to James Wallace, the sum of one hundred dollars
for legal services rendered the State by order 0fGoy
ernor bradford in the of State yersus Robert
BEL and others; to Hayward Bartlett d Co. one |
thousand TWO hundred and sixty-four dollars and
thirteen cents Tor work done about the State House
l - /
Librarian, and to Alexander 3. agnerO one hundred
and three dollars and fourteen cents for costs for
thomas H. PhlppS, George Williams, and Robert |
Ford for costs recovered in the Court of Appeals
against the State and IL. s. Shryock Il Son iy-ninc
dollars and twenty-five cents; John K. Franklin for
salary as Circuit Judge of the Twelfth judicial Cir
cut from November 10Th, 1865, five hundred and |
thirteen dollars and Seventy-ive cents; for D. f. a.
IT, Munroe for articles furnished the General Assem-
ply, sixty dollars and twenty cents; to Josias
D summons OF Dorchester county, forty-seven dol
aTS anu nnety-one cents Tor taxes enormously paid
INTO the Treasury; to James S. Waters the sum of
forty dollars and nifty cents, and to Cushings Il Bal
ley twenty dollars Tor stationery furnished the
Lieutenant Governors ROOM for the Assistant State
Librarian two hundred dollars additiona the Pri-
Ve oecretarV Of the governor. one hundred dollars
addltlOna to Lteton K. Pole for professions SER
wees IN full, one hundred and twenty five dollars to
small Straun, three hundred dollars for money |
err9neeusly paid into the Treasury merchandise
Section And be 1t enacted, That the Treasurer of
the State upon the warrant of the Comptroller of
the Treasury Department, dsburse 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 or corporate severally emit
Section 3. And be 1t enacted, That this Act shall
take effect from the date of its passage. mhl5-lw
BILL entitled an Act to repeal the sixteenth and
tEehhty1n9th sections OF the seyenty-tourth Article
Pilots, and to substitute in lieu thereof the follow
Section l. BE It enacted 6y the General Aseeybb, of
MdlyldHd, That sections sixteen and twenty-nine Of
Article seventytQur, of the Code of Public General
Laws relating to Pilots be- and they are hereby re-
O. VI.
SECTION IL. 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 coasting trade
shall take licensed pilot or in of refusal to take
Such pilot, shall himself, owners, cOnsignees nav
the said piotage as if one had been employed: and
SUCH plotage shall be paid to the pilot first speaking
or oferlng his services pilot to such vessel before
Cape Henry bears south if inward bound.
section y Inc pilots shall be required under the
boats at of said boats to be stationed fifteen
InIes 70 the north OF Cape Henry-one in the lati-
tude OF and ten miles from Cape Henry, and one if
teen mules south of Cape Henry, and the board shall
have full power to make rules and regulations for
tnelr cruising, and may designate and appoint five
p9tS and grant them authority to enforce such rules
and regulations as they may adopt and to inspec the
boats in service from time to time and generally do
of the pilots and the boats used in the service y
Section z And be Il enacted, That this c,cf sboI1
TAKE e1gGE from and after the date ofits usage H
c.., the Eastern Shoe Railroad 'Vion Vi
section L. he It endctet Gy The General Aooo,,Jy
ua5yand That the Lien held by the State Of Wary
1 Ga on me properly Of the Eastern Shore Railroad
interest ogt Of the profits of the work On the SHAUN
o. inc SapIfa stock of the said Company held by the
the said State over the bond holders Of the SAID COM
pany, and the said lien is hereby expressly waiyed
ponds OF the said Company, which may be issned for
ie construction and equipment of the said Railroad
SrJ + 6mUult hpt exceeding N the whole five hun
Section z And 10 IL enacted That the said Com
rt s tult power to issue its bonds or other sec
bi w JAe pledge OF its property estate and fran
chlsoS, bearing interest at rate NOT eyceadng w
vi Gei t per annum redeemable at any time
mienlu twenty years, and not exceeding in an,oTnt
the sum OF five hundred thousand doIars in ,iitit
20 us honas already issued and dispose of the SANE
Company issued in good faith for the coDstrnc iu
he i OF equipment of the said Railroad sbIi
ne ahnulied or abated because the same ma na
Oeen disposed OF by the said Company at les
par So value; ,,, 80 'han It's
OF Directors on the part of >. nat IN the SGcton
shall the "a snG state stock shall not be Voted nor
enee Of counted in ascertqinng the pres
Quorum necessary for such election.
section 4. And be 1t enacted That this - shall
take effect and operate from the day oft PASSAGE
81 LII entitled An Act frrtner to reguIate tho ro
lation of creditor and debtor between the State Of
MHaryia md and the Sasquehanna and Tide Water
=, Whereas. The Susquehanna and Tide Water Canal
companies by reason OF the caamitous freshet which
occurred IN inc SuSquehanna about the time of the
passage OF the act of the last session in relation 70 be
sad Companies have been unable to comply with the
terms and conditions of the said act and whereas It
IS manesty the interest of the people of this State
to continue and increase, in every possible way the
efficiency OF said works, which can only be done by
the fostering encouragement of this State: Therefore
Section l. BE Il enacted By the General AsscIa5iy NJ
MGytand, That the Governor. Comptroller and
treasurer OF the State, conformity, any two of them
be and they hereby authorized and instructed to
Lehnqulsh the arrearages of interest and exchange
uue ron the sad Companies, to the first day of Jan
uaTy elghtee3 hundred and siXty-fve. and to settle
with the said Companies upon the terms of said Act
VI Assembly OF aSt session, except to the said ar
rearages provided. that in case of any default in the
payment of the said interest the renewed bondsin
accordance with the said Act of Assembly of the last
session, the said arrearages shall be revived and
again become due and payable fully and complete
ly as II this act had never been passed.
Section And be uJurther enacted, That hereafter |
on all merchandise passing to or from Columbia |
through the outlet lock at Bells Ferry and loaded
IN or to be discharged at Port Deposit the tolls shall
be 9pe-tweltth less than the tolls charged on articles
OF the same class from Columbia to Havre de Grace |
and at all future elections for managers six of the
number shall be residents Of and chosen from Mary
land, and the principal office of the said companies
shall be located in the city of Baltimore heretofore
Section 3. And be 1t enacted That the said compa-
MES shall; on completion of the enlargement of the
canals with which they in connection make their
canal of a corresponding depth. |
Section 4. And be It enacted That so much of the |
provisions of the act of eighteen hundred and sixty
five, chapter one hundred and nnety-six page three
hundred and seventy-three, is inconsistent with |
the provisions of this act be and the same is hereby
repealed. |
Section 5. And belt enacted, That this act shall tato
eAecI IlolH INC uaIe Vi ltS passage NH Is
BILL entitled An Act to amend the tbirtvfrs+ |
section of Article twenty-siX of the Code of Pubi; |
General Laws of this State entitled "Corporafions |
Section l. Be 1t enacted By the General AsaeoG i
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