The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1886-03-13
THE MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.
MONDAY NIGHT, MARCH STH.

| MONDAY NIGHT, MARCH 8TH.
Senate-The Senate was not in session, having
| adjourned until Tuesday evening.
House.-Leaves for the following bills were OBJ
tanned: To build an annex to the State House
for an additional justice of the peace for the 18th
district OF Baltimore county, and to allow the use
| OF steam and other motive power on the York
road railway, extending from Baltimore to Tow
| sontown.
House bill to incorporate the town of Cations
vile, Baltimore county, was passed.
| Senate bill authorizing the holding of certain
land for Charles Street NJ. E. Church, Baltimore
and by the trustees of the M. E. Church in Balti-
more and vicinity, was passed.
TUESDAY, MARCH 9TH.
Senate.-House bill authorizing the appoint
mcnt of sanitary inspector for Gainesville, Bal
| timore county, was read q second time
| House.-Mr. Pole obtained leave to introduce
bill for local option in the fourth precinct of the
9th district, Baltimore county.
Senate bill to appoint to additional justices of
the peace for the Sd and two for the 18th district
of Baltimore county, as also the bill to provide
for two additional constables for the 9th district
same county, were read second time
The bill Incorporating the Gainesville Water
Company was read third time and passed, as
was also the bill authorizing the appointment of
an additional justice of the peace for the I'd and
two for the 18th district of Baltimore county.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10TH.
Sendte.-Favorable report was made on Senate
bill incorporating the Maryland Butchers Abat-
toir and Live Stock Company of Baltimore City
and County.
Senator Peters bill for the establishment of a
Maryland agricultural experimental station at
Pikesville, Baltimore county, on its third reading
was, on motion of Mr.. Edelin,, sent to the finance
committee by vote of IL yeas, 9 nays, the bill
involving an outlay of money.
Favorable report was made on House bill for
Ernn 1aI.a noka
on the bill providing for the building of school
house at Calverton, Baltimore county.
Senate bill to amend the local law of Baltimore
county relating to the Treasurer and Collector of
taxes was passed.
House.-The bill providing for local option in
the first precinct, Sd district of Baltimore county,
was favorably reported, as were also the bills to
grade ana pave sidewalks In baltimore county,
and for law library in Towsontown.
The Lane constitutional convention bill was re-
ported favorably ard read a second time.
House bill to prohibit the sale of liquor in Bal
timore county, near Ellicott City, reported
unfavorably by the county delegation and the
report was adopted.
House bill relating to running Of passenger
by steam on the York turnpike road between Bal
timore and Towsontown, on its second reading
was referred to tho Baltimore county delegation.
THURSDAY, MARCH 18th.
Sendte.-There was discussion over the adop-
ton OF House message tor joint committee to
visit the Maryland Agricultural College and re-
port upon the advisabity of establishing ag
ricultural experiment station there. Messrs.
Goldsborough, Peter Cotton and Clagget were ap-
pointed as the Senate committee. Messrs. Shriver,
Slingluff and Tunis were appointed committee
to visit Pikesvlle for smar.purpose.
number of House bills, mostly local, were re-
ported favorably and read a second time
House.-Nearly the entire session was taken up
by discussing the general appropriation bill, which
will be continued to morrow.