Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-23
THE STATE LEGISLATURE,
Special Session.
ANXAPOLIs, Jan. q, 1866
SEN

PETITIONS
By Mr. Ohr from citizens Of AIIeeany cour+v TO
authorize said county TO subscribe To- The Wrsycro
MARYLAND Railroad. BY Mr. Turner, from the SEA-
mems Ali Society for the repeai or ,nodifraf;1 of
article s. of the code Bv Mr. McMasterS far "rotn"
ton to the Pocomoke Marine RAILWAY CompaHv
and he reported a bill for that purDosn
LEAVES TO REPORT BILLS
-, BY Mr.. Qhr to amend the law relating to the pub
,Icaloh OF laws N the newspapers, etc. BY Mr..
Eaton IN laVOr OF the lieutenant Governor of Mary
I. Iand. Dy Er turner. to Inc0fporate the Maryland
Industrial School Tor Girls. BY -Tr. Eaton, to ncor
poTae railroad from Point Lookout to the District
OF Columbia BY Mr.. Whitney, to make valid deed
from the chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company TO
Chauncey BROOKS BY Mr.. Qhr, to amend section
OF article oo relating 10 marriage
Bills REPORTED:
- By Mr., Wells from the Committee on judicial
Proceedings, in favor OF a number of House local
bills. b.; Mr.. Tome, from the Committee on ii
nance bill t" amend section lO2 Of article 81 Of
p96h? General ne IaTS Aso to repeal the 43l section
Neal, to incorporate the Baltimore and Liberty
Turnpike Company. By Mr.. Tome, making a State
Frazier, tavorably on House bill to incorporate the
Southern Fast Line Also, on House bill to incor-
RG?1rrate the Baltimore re File Company Also. the
BILLS PASSED.
To authorize the corporation of Cumberland to
build bridge House bill relating to internal i'm
the Worklngmens Cooperative Store in Cumber-
land To prohibit the sale Of liquor in certain local
tiles in Allegany county. ''''
STATE BOUNTY BONDS
MIR; Tome, from the Committee on Finance report
exempt the bonds therein proposed to be issued bv
the State, from county and municipal taxation which
was read the second time hv sntrisI 0rier - Ithrna
fourths concurringJ and was made the order of the
day for W Wednesday, at ] O'Clock.
The bill IN favor of the Western Maryland Rail-
road Company was referred to the Baltimore Sena-
tors. The Senate adjourned
HOUSE OF DELEGATES
prTIT7OI.s rTI ~ DpInr|[ pI.ItieS-1 I l4o'
Rv Mr. Smith " r FIX RhSEN U IES Sf rr.
SoI9mon q Smith cf norb O " t ~ AZ. tLs aIt, %
restoration Of the elective frqRShise By Mr. Mar.
o E1e6< FaMGG5 n M IN af ra t3%9 Of y Mi
titinn from t;P r iiS S lr 2nety Two Pc
the commissianers of sd c 20 ~ M i1o
the stock h Of m the Western MARYLAND Railroad Com
Jacob IeytrHc in raarocn l.4ll m Sn 1o co a. 1ae '"
Mr. Smith of D. relating 10 the imnrovement Of
Division street in the town of Salisbury Nv Mr.
Tull, from Joseph H. Smith, of Somerset county. 10
be restored to citizenship. By Mr. MacauIev, from
bemi river Bv m Stb Of 20 2fuge @ oyer 30
five oyaI citizens of Tfrbano diStrinf Erndori:l.
county against any change in the regisration law
By Mr. C0megys from William Rogars for noVrart
for services as reeistratnn ofcpr of Ken+ c6nn+r
BY Mr.. HambIeton. from Martha Carron widoS
and others of the First Regiment of Marviand vol ;
pAy 0E rr-ncFs
The resolution to amend the Constitution so as 70
increase the salary of Judges of the Court Of ADpea
and the Judges of Baltimore city 10 81 060 npr
each and the Judges of the CircHit Courfs of the
counties to SS 1 per year was taken HO r ~ coa Inp
novad 10 rafer i 70 tho CT,,o;tt w VI
Means Mr Frazier N4 Potnet IN The oi ohs Hss aIe
statement in cnnnectior 1tb IN. i 'o Gn4I haug
showed the proprety Of the increased The TE
resolution was then laid over informaIIy @'0' AA0
LEAVES TO REPORT BILLS.
of Counties and the cy " oopno Of fre
paying extra compensation to their respective STATE
Baltimore Coal oil works Bv NJ Maiona fr tb
Improvement of Division street in Salisbury Rv M
Rider to annex Holland island to Somerset county
By Mr.. Valiant providing for the revision of The
code of laws for the State Ry Nj stone defninS
the time of holding the terms of courts in the first
censes to foreign Corporations. BY Mr., Stone 10
amend the act of 1865. chapter l26. By Mr., Hazen,
to amend the act of 1865 CHAPTER 81 sections 5 and
Vile.
BILLS REPORTED.
and Means soPeT Pc fan q ts ut % Of Mays
of RegisTration and their ofiiccrs e. " r., ~ NJ NJ
cauey to amend sections Il and % of art;ca % ra
lating to the pilot law By Mr.. Jones, chairman of
the Committee on Corporations to incorporate the
Insulated Line Telegraph Company: also to author
ize the South Baltimore ComDany to hold 01 acres
of land, and to increase its capital By Mr.. SIoth-
over fromthe Committee on ornorotions Ia incorn0-
rate the Chesapeake and Lake Erie Railroad Com
pany Mr. Smith of AlIegany moved thai fhe bilI
be recommitted as the committee was not full when
it was considered. Mr. Poteet said there was a
snare in the bill, as it had no capitati0n tax
MIR. Valiant said he was opposed to ali capitaton
taxes. Mr.. Jones charman) said he was not in com
mitee when the bill was considered. and desired its
recommitment. Mr.. Markey expressed his gratiGca-
ton that the attention of the House had been thus
early directed to the BILL He desired that If sb0nld
have the fullest consideration of the House. He be-
leved that though it was regarded as creating A
competition to the Baltimore and Ohio and Western
MARYLAND railroads VET its construction wouId ben
eft those roads Mr.. Cook moved its reference 70
the Committee of Ways and Means as it affected the
finances of the State. Mr.. Cook Withdrew his
motion, and the bill was reeommitted to the
Chairman of the Committee on Claims to nav
Cap ptan John w. Lee for registering soldiers votes
By Mr.. Jones. to incorporate the Dorcbester and
Delaware Railroad Company, and for the payment
to said road of its quota of the $OGOGOO loan also
unfayoraby the bill to repeal section H. of article
80, of the Code. By Mr.. Calvert to amend the law
relating to the Maryland Agricultural College; re-
terred to the Committee on Agriculture By Mr. Po-
teet, to provide for turnpike from the Baltimore
and Yorktown turnpike to the My Lady's Manor"
in Baltimore county. By Mr.. Pennington to amend
the charter of Cecilton, The rules were SUSPENDED
and the bill passed By Mr. Jones, for the benefit of
the trustees of the Methodist Episcopal Church of