The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1894-02-23
Legislative Notes,
The Governor has made the following ap
nninfmanfs for LIZ rfnrl county.

The Governor has made the following ap-
pointments for Hartford county:
Justices of the Peace-Thomas j. Tydlngs,
George NJ. Hardy, Charles L. Creswell, Geo.
l.. Delaney, James L. Pritchard, Richard NJ.
Taylor, Everett c. Hughes, John A. Osborn,
James A. Fulton, James \. Lyle, Charles w.
Proctor, George w. Richardson, Humphrey
Wilson, John Trago, Daniel L. Lynch, Isaac
w. Thompson, Solomon Bartenshlager, Joshua
G.. Luckey, Thomas b. Devoe, Alfred 5. Tip
ton, VIM. ). Wright VIM. NJ Barton. Thomas
johnson, John o. Stearns, Henry Il. Walters,
Robert ID. Orr, James S. Davis, John McDoon,
Luther ii. McNabb, Joseph X. Ely, Christie
pher j. Dugan, Sylvester f. Penning.
Officers Of Registration-W Rudolph Gun
ningham, Joseph w. Silver, Octavian NJ.
Whitaker, James IL. Scarf, William NJ.
Whiteford, Henry G. Lawder.
Notaries Puhlic--James w. Foster, Havre
de Grace; Frank f. Gorrell, Bel Air; John A.
w. Richardson, Bel Air; jefferson Dallam,
Bel Air; Lawson Cooley, Aberdeen.
Special Ducking Police-John Poplar,
VIM. A. Baldwin.
Inspector of Hay in Havre de Grace-Lewis
Fresch.
School Commissioner-Fred w. Bak-
Supervisors of Election-Edward Ferry,
Hollis Courtney, Jr., Samuel NJ. Kirkwood
Governor Brown has approved dog law for
Queen Anne's county which authorizes any
| one 10 Kill uOSS lOullu ITeSpdSslDS WIN
picious intent, except fox hounds returning
from the chase.
| During the hearing of the Charles county
senatorial contest before the Senate committee
| on Monday, personal encounter took place
| between Col. l.. Allison Wilmer, counsel for
Senator Carrico and ex-Judge Magruder, coun-
| sci for Mudd, the contestant. Wilmer OBJ
! iected to a reflection cast upon his honor by
| Magruder and struck him in the face. Mag
| ruder seized Wilmer but before any more
blows could be struck they were separated
| The ballot boxes in the case were brought to
| Annapolis on Monday. The correct count oil
| the tally-sheets showed the election of DIR. Car
rico, with gain of two votes for him ovel
what was claimed by his friends and the
committee therefore adopted a resolution
| declaring him entitled to his seat.
The Senate resolution instructing the
Maryland Senators at Washington to support
the Wilson Tariff bill passed the House, on
the 18th instant, by a vote of 40 to 81.
Comptroller Smith and State Treasurer
Jones are trying to impress upon the Legisla-
| ture the need of strict economy i'll eNpen
ditures, in order that the State may soon bt
free from debt and the people relieved OF the
State tax.
Senator Baker objects to the confirmation
of Sylvester E. Penning as Justice of the
Peace at Havre de Grace.
Senator Baker has introduced bill to fix
the salary of the Crier of Court in Hartford
county at $3.50 per day. The salary is now
81 so and fees.
President John Walter Smith, of the Senate
took the floor, on Wednesday in favor of his
free book bill. To his great qualification il
received the vote of every one of the twenty
three members present.
The committee on roads and highways have
reported favorably the bill to create a depart
ment of roads and highways.
The Hayes assessment bill has been recon-
mitted to the committee for the purpose, it ii
said, to strike out the provision taxing mort
cages. 1t will come up as special ordel
next Tuesday.
The Legislature adjourned on Wednesday
until Monday.