Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-03-23
THE LEGISLATURE.
Routine business in Both Houses
Bills Passed. &c.

Bills Passed. &c.
The work before both Houses Is be-
Coming very interesting, and in conse
quence large number of visitors. inclu.
ding a number of ladies, are present at
each days session Delegations arrive
daily in the interest of local bills, being
aware Of the fact that but ten days re-
main for the General Assembly of 1892.
SENATE
In the Senate, Senator Pearre, intro
duced a bill TO prevent life insurance
companies incorporated under the laws
OF other States and countries and dsing
business in this State, from making or
permitting any distinction In favor of
OF individuals OF the same class and
equal expectation of life In the amount
OF payment of premiums or rates charg-
ed for policies.
The assessment bill was brought up
and further discussed.
A very important bill was introduced
by Senator Hayes for the taxation Of
bonds.
1.-The St Johns College appropriation
bill will be brought before the Senate to-
morrow
HOUSE.
In the House. Mr. Brashears was
granted leave to introduce bill TO au-
thorize the Turnpike Plank Road and
Railway and Bridge company OF Anne
Arundel comfy. to erect a bridge on
Curtis Bay from Walnut Point.
The Baltimore Telephone bill. which
was taken up as order of the day at 1870
o'clock, was postponed for consideration
until tomorrow owing to the bill not
being printed.
At noon tomorrow the appropriation
bills will be taken up
BILLs SIGNED.
Bills signed by the Governor to-day
were As follows
To provide for the selecting, drawing
and summoning of jurors for Anne Arun-
del comfy.
To enable Baltimore city Passenger
Railway company. to create capital stock
representing bstterments and additions
and distribute same among share mol
ders.
To authorize the police commissioners
Of Baltimore city. to purchase or lease
ground for erection of station house.
Providing for the practice in certain
cases in the Baltimore city courts
To refund to VIM. A. Lyon, moneys
paid into the State Treasury enormously
for taxes.
Relating to sheep in Garrett county.
To amend law, entitled Corporations,
ub.titled, turnpike, plank roads and
passenger railway companies.
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laws, relating TO the County Commits
sioners of Cecil county.
Amending local laws, relating to Hy-
attsyille, Prince Georges county.
LEGISLATIVE NOTES
The WAYS and Means committee has
| been the busiest committee during the
present week. Delegations from all parts
of the State in the interest of bills refer
red to that committee, are here. Messrs,
j. w. Averett. of the Cumberland Times,
Wilson, McKaig and others were here
yesterday in interest of local legislation
for AllegauY county.
Giving to a number of changes made
in Thursdays journal, it was ordered to
be reprinted.
There are pow 6S Senate and % House
bills on the third reading Il es of the
House; 35 bills to be engrossed and about
90 in the committees to be reported.
Thirty.one members of the House were
entertained by the Governor at dinner
last night.
Senator Moss bill relating to liquor
| license bondsmen in Anne Arundel coun-
ty, and to remodel the Court house were
read the first time
The House bill to protect wild fowl in
Anne Arundel county passed the House
last night.
The bill to amend the local laws of
Anne Arundel county, subtitle aims
house, has been signed by the Governor.