Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-04-01
THE LEGISLATURE.
Routine business. In Both Houses-
Bills Passed. &C.
HOUSE

HOUSE.
In the House this morning there was
a great rush for the local bills aud every
one that had any interest in any bin
whatever. was anxious 10 get ii on the
third reading file.
The lobby was busy az usual, and
could be seen button holding every mem
Der in the interest of some measure.
The bill 10 paw the employees, of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal $75 600,
passed the House.
Several orders were passed 10 pay
sums Of money to employees. The or
der 10 pay Frank Green, assistant post
master, was mislaid.
In the Senate the appropriation bills
were taken up and passed, and an order
was adopted directing the committee on
corporations TO report the telepho ne bill
by TO morrow morning.
The assessment bill was taken up and
after some discussion, was finally passed
as amended
The bill TO make the appointment o (
the Reporter of the Court of Appeals by
the Governor instead Of by the bench.
was taken up on its final passage, and
after some lively discussion passed by a
vote of IA TO IL. The bill now goes to
the Governor for his signature.
LEGISLATIVE NOTES.
Many orders were offered to-day to
pay claims of persons working in and
around the State House.
Order to pay VIM. Lihthicum, for re-
pairing engiae that runs the yentilating
apparatus was passed.
An order 10 nay Johnson and Miller
for cleaning rotunda of Stale House, was
passed.
Sewell and Linthicum, of Annapolis
were ordered TO be paid for attending
TO ventilating apparatus
The order offered to pay w. Ii. Tay-
Tor and Robt. Bells. for services as flag
holster and assistant postmaster, was
lost.
The Governor Comptroller and Treas
urer remained in Baltimore to-day, ex
aiming the State deposits in that city.
Among the House bills that passed
second reading in the Senate yesterday
were
Providing for the repair of the State
Treasdrer's office.
To amend the road law OF Anne Arun-
del county, so as to place supervision OF
repairing roads in hands of trustees. who
shall approve all bills before being paid
by County Commissioners.
Senate bill passed last night, TO amend
the charter of the Baltimore, South Bal.
timore and Curtis Bay Railroad Compa
ny.
To regulate the fees of the sheriff of
Anne Arundel county.
House bills passed the Senats increas-
ing the salary of supervisors of election
from $25 to $50.
House joint resolution relating to the
deciding 10 the State by the United States
of the Naval Hospital building near An
napolis was passed.
Senate joint resolution authorizing the
exhibition of revolutionary relics At the
bazaar of the Society of Sons of the
American Revolution was passed.
Senate bill passed the House for the
OF clerks by the comptrol-
Ter and their salaries.
and appropriating $4,000 for same.
For the appointment of County School
commissioners 10y the Governor.
Mr.. Moss bill, as to the formation of
school boards was read first time in the
House.
The bill reducing the number of mag
istrates for Annapolis from four TO two,
ank making them a salaried office pass
ed the House.
To prevent the sale of liquor within
one mile of Holy Run Church in Anne
Arundel county, passed last night.
Senate bill passed the House, to au-
thorize the County Commissioners of
Anne Arundel county to exempt manu-
featuring plants from taxation for per-
iod of five years.