Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-04-15

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city extension; The tobacco inspection
bill; reorganization OF the judiciary sys-
item efthe state; modification sfthe Sum
day law; bill authorizing The judges %
draw list ofjurors. instead OF allowing
the sheriff TO continue the practice; the
bill to regulate car fares ia Bilhmore
city; changing the time Of the election
Of the Mayor and Clty Council rom the
fourth Wednesday in October 10 the
state election day; the removal Of the
Court Of appeals from Annapolis TO
Baltimore; ihe Elevated Railway bill:
authorizing the Mayor OF Baltimore 10
appoint the city surveyor, instead of
having him elected By The people; 10
pay TO states attorneys salaries instead
OF fees; the two abattoir bills; reduction
of salaries Of court officials: providing
for the election of supervisorsof election
By the Legislature; providing for ex-
emption of two-thirds Of workingmen's
wages from attachments, if amount II
not over 500; authorizing the Mayor
and City Council TO expend money Tor
the erection OF monument to Johns
Hopkins; prohibiting the practice Of
lobbying, and limiting the number and
pay Of the engrossment committee after
the adjournment; prohibiting the sale Of
oleomargarine for consumption in'this
state; authorizing use of steam on the
York road cars; general law extend
ing the Jurisdiction Of Justices Of the
peace to cases OF larceny; 20 designate
one justice Of the peace in each coun.
ty who shall have authority TO try cases
Of petty larceny; the incorporation OF
the Maryland Electric Light Company;
appropr;ating SIS. 900 towards building
O Union monument IN Baltimore city;
reducing the pay of police force; per-
hitting ten days leave Of absence to
each member Of the police force of
Baltimore city; recognizing the State
Board of Education, and make the men,
bers of the board elective; empowering
the Governor to appoint school CON-
missioners for the counties ofthe state; In
corporation OF the Baltimore Northeast
ern Railroad; Incorporation ofthe Mary
land Tank Company; incorporation Of
companies TO heat dwellings by steam;
local option for Anne Arundel; compel
ling ballots to be enclosed in envelopes
before being deposited in the ballot box:
the establishment Of a grain elevator,
and authorizing loan for the purpose;
taxation Of mortgages; abolition oil the
land Office; creation of . Board Of Par
dons: appropriations for the purchase
Of land Tor the care Of the imbecile and
feeble-minded; reduction Of the cost OF
legislative printing; repeal Of the Law
for :he publication Of the laws in news.
papers: abolition Of the Offices Of tar,
insurance and land commissioners; pro-
hibIting under pelalty the consoiida-
ton Of gas companies, Tor the purpose
Of increasing the price Of gas; authoriz-
ing the Mayor and City Council Of Bal
timore to issue loan for the msnufac-
ture Of gas; The repeal ,ofthe light street
free bridge act; the extension Of River
side Park; sppropriating 90. 900 for 9
new building Tor the Dental College;
creating medical boards Of examiners 10
issue licenses to practitioners; crea-
ting boards Of examiners Of dentis-
try; providing for q Typographical and
geological survey Of the coal fields Of
the state; granting an appropriation Of
$12. 900 70 st. Johns College; prohibi-
ling insurance companies from declin-
ing 10 pay premiums on any policy af-
ter having accepted premiums for two
years; the repeal of compulsory hay ln-
spection laws; The bill for the reorgani-
zation Of the House Of Correction; to
abolish the Office Of superintendent Of
telegraphs; prohibiting intimidations 81
elections; the levated railway; to amend
constitution so a. 10 abolish land Office;
providing for the abolition Of compulso-
nv inspections; for erection OF monu-
ment 10 Gov. Pratt; Cor issue ofIoan for
grain elevator.