Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-17

PUBLIC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81,
lOmciaI.
BILL entitled An Act TO Encourage and Focili
tate immigration to the State of MARYLAND
section l. Re enacted o. the General Assembly of
governor Commissioner, to be styled Commits
oL3her or Immigration of the State of Marviand y
VINO IN conjunction with the duties assigned him bv
acL as hereinafter mentioned, shall also act as
secretary OF the Board of Public Works keen repr
lar journal Of the proceedings of said Board and to
~ INC custodian OF al papers documents and other
Tec?iQs aPpertanlng to said Office and shall be under
INC mn ediate control OF said Board of Public Works
SECTION T. AhG be a eaGctc9 That said Com mis-
Honer shall open an Office in Baltimore that shall
pc accessible at all times to the agricuuralsts and
IVI gii o. the State that the Board Of Public
H2Tks snail Keep for general reference specimens
ot the leading agricultural and mining products Of
tne e9te OF Maryland, and the daily prices current
oil the Baltimore market for the convenience Of aeri
culturastS and Others visiting said Office. and sail
Board shall furnish, whenever desired in connection
Ed 1ho opeIaons o. SAID bureau, reliable informa
uo n regard 10 the internal improvements and gen
era financial condition of the State togefheT 9Th
autnenrc maps and charts showing the geographical
position OF the State Of Maryland and her railway
system now completed or proposed to be built
Section ;. And be n enacted That said C6n,7ris
sioner Of immigration shall be specially CHARGED iii
the duty OF inviting capital and labor into Inc State
OF NJ land by means Of immigration; he shall nrc
pare and distribute, 10 be prepared and dis
t1buted, both at nome and abroad such facts and in
satisfactory understanding of the agricultural min
tEdls ana general commercial
ceS OF inc state OF Maryland and shall keen always
open to inspection in said Office reliable exhibits Of
all property IN the market for sale with the terms
annexed as tar as such information can be obtained
together with accurate maps and charts showing the
location OF such property and the relation in which
it stands to railways now built or intended In h.
built. and such other facilities by means Of ayigas
waters or otherwise, may be deemed advantageous
Section !. lind be I further enacted! That said Com
missioner shall, Immediately after his appointment
open communication with such points well abroad
at home. will advance the object of immigration
to the state OF Maryland, and shall distribute, or
cause to be distributed from time to time oppor-
tunly occurs such facts and information in regard
to tho agricultural, mineral manufacturing and gen
eral commercial resources Of the State of MARYLAND
and cause the same to be vigorously distributed in
such manner and at such points may best cOnducc
cupati0n OF our lands by capital and labor
Section .. And be Il enacted, That il shall be the
duty OF said Commissioner to collect and ruhIish on
authentic statistics OF the operations and results Of
every department ct trade and business within the
limits of the State Of Maryland
Section g. Aid be Il further enacted That said
Commissioner shall TeccIvcan annual salary fifteen
hundred dollars. payable quarterly, and shall en-
ploy clerk, to be appointed by the Governor at an
annual salary of one thousand dollars, payable in
the same manner, with such allowance for Office
rent advertising 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 arriving with Immigrants on board
for any purpose whatever, until such Immigrants
nave been seen and properly instructed by the Com
Section To- and be It further enacted That any rer
son or persons violating the last preceding section
snail be liable on conviction in court Of law Of
TINS state, having competent jurisd teton, to fine
Of not less than fifty dollars than five hun
dred dollars or imprisonment for notices. than thirty
days or more than sixty days at the discretion of the
court, SAID line to go 10 the State.
Section II. And be II further enacted That NO onr
hallbeappolnted as Commissioner Of Immigration, +"
or clerk to said Commissioner, who is directly or in
directv cd in cr y-;tb on,, cI.o,. e. W
of passengers hy land or water or t,a sSI of
or t,rivgfe lo,Ss outsiis cf tLn So F Nji iA1
Section - Agdbe Il fyrtJc, ,n,,l,oJ ThGot III -,
nnnsnr groy5ino or+ - H. o,tLI; I, Ali'O "a ca
So .GIIane ~ ~ Ino estauilshu'ehl OF SAID
oSo GsGuSi VII III, SaiEr1eS lertathing thereto
rs hereinafter Menlonour shall pc pald by the Treas
"LSa on ne warrant or me C9mptroiier
bo =; f tU - 9 ~ S,ei' laJ ths act shaii
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nv az ehtihea an hct supplementary 10 An Act
passed passed Marcn Attn, IS3, Chapter lS3, cnti-
tied, An Act making appropriations for the support
CT thG Government Tor the year ending on the first
gay o. January, eighteen hundred ana sixty seven
3yEtLOh l. bG u ohacleu hy me HenefaI Assembly
port 81 the government, Tor the year ending on the
Hfst DAY OF January, eighteen hundred and sixty
CNtils lLS iOllDNluS money, so Ulutn tnGre
OF as may be necessary De, ana the same Is hereby
appropriated in addition to the appropriations made
under chapter one hundred and eighty-three Of
eighteen hundred ana SlItye that Is to say, to pay
the members of the General Assembly, their officers
and attendants, including the cost of printing
ana ana miscellaneous eApenscs and the ten dol
o. Dgieg3teS ana freSllent or the senate each
one hundred thoSanu dollars, Tor the postage
Secretary Of the Senate and the Chief Clerk Of the
House OF Dele5ateS; hve thousand dollars Tor the
TAth5 % NY IaI's anu Journals OF inc senate ana
I i"uSe " ptLssates, eisnL nuiaCfH GoarS Tor sra
uoheIy ior the present session Of the General As
sehplgr NoT so huch tnereoI as may be necessary.
including the extra articles Ordered the sum Of nina
smoGSanu 4oilaTs Tor I9feo huH0rea copies o. ~
Hnnse nine bundred DALLAS t nav f % oS fgls
tion of NarvIond ordared hI, tbis II o,so1 5S 80
one bnndred and Wy r osyS ap
for hin5img the laws oTTnsi and my fe ~
present session: two thousand dollars or tho
Of distrihnting Tho hnund nnnins of Ia+rs d.
and Journals of the present session to lie cIerl~ ana
registers Of this STATE and tho Sfatas o,d D.. @
one hundred and fv dollars for the eTnpTses f az;
tributing the MARYLAND Reports IA The cicr h 3
fiffy dollars lar the cypsoSes Of dStrbntt Ei;
Statutes and Joint resolution No S OF January Sos
sion, 1866 fifty dolars for the expenses of istri5u-
ting Cohen aud Lees Digests. under Joint resolution
No. q of January session 1865: fftv dollars To nav
Nicholas Brewer for cost OF pa per 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
tOT contingent luna Tor BOARD OIL Bub!lc works; eight
hundred dollars for additional clerk for Comptroi-
Ter; twelve hundred dollars 10 pay State subscription
to volumes 70 and 2 of the Reports of Court of An
peaiS IN 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, for services as clerks to the Adiu-
tant General Of the State in the enrUlments of the
Militia, under the act OF 1861 chapter 2Si to Jacob
b. Bell administrator of James 7. Mayhem deceas
ed, enrolling officer of Militia in Washington county,
eighty dollars for fling and recording the laws and
resolutions Of the present session. three hundred ana
fifty dollars for four comics of the first and second
supplemental code for new members at four dollars
each. thirty-twO dollars; for reftting the AdIutanf
Generals room, three hundred dollars; for private
secretary to Governor, two hundred al q.
Daniel NJ. Moore for services io,ord ~. e. IL ~
dollars: to George W f ~ . ru, Wy f ~ i w
dollars AMI e,abtvfoHr cents ESr Fac. due hin ~
States ktTorno[; fCs T@ltt, 40 t IL 49,, IilI -
Henri siTfvtbrse o dooTs e5 o E29 ttI 9
due him AS Clerk Of thn j;irnnit Court fr vs.
county. AIayanhar Woolford nino Ill., 81 S S'et
due him as Sheriff Of DorzL-,1g coilit,. ~ ~ ICES
being in full col.pbpsstiGn for faas Sne g. S"l -;
brought ty order of the ComntroIIar ~ IU' gus gus
resolutions No 20 of 1862 for cnIoo,;' 800
due the state 10 Dennis n If HeIiV ~ " ola!ius
Circuit Court far Calvert coi,f,, GiJih pi Ilo
to James Wallace tna auln OF one hupdTed dGiisTs
for legal services rendered the State by order Of GOV
erncr Bradford in the case of state r,rS,s p oLor
Bell and Others; to HAYWARD B9rtlatt & O. ono
thousand TWO hundred and siXty-four dollars and
thirteen cents for WORK 6nn akHt The Stotn T n,a
by order of the LieEtenSGt C4ove~nor and fS SO
Iihrarian onj - L. d H. - "tN ~ I A,ilJ