The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1900-02-16
LEGISLATIVE ROUTINE.

MONDAY.
BY Senator Rohrback-To make an ap-
preparation to enlarge and repair the Ma
ryland Agricultural College.
BY Senator Peter-To amend the char
ter of the Laurel Building Association of
Prince Georges county
House of DelegateS.-By Mr.. Long
To appropriate sum of money to refund
to certain enlisted men in the First Mary
land Regiment who served during the
Spanish War.
By Mr.. Waller-An act to repeal and
rc-enact with amen dments Section 81 of
Article 43, of the Cole of Public General
Laws, title Health, subtitle Infectious
Diseases, smallpox, and provide for free
vaccination of pupils in public schools.
TUESDAY.
In the Senate Il bill TO Permit those buy
ing property sold for taxes to have a clear
title after five years was unfavorably re-
ported.
The follow ing bills were passed: To al
low the officers Of the Agricultural Asso-
citation 70 be exempted from arrest for il
legal actions of others on the fair grounds;
to extend the time for filing bond in trus-
tees sales; to make trcspass on private
property misdemeanor; to permit cor
porations to institute suits without using
their corporate seals
House bills introduced-By Mr.. La
trobe-An act to appropriate money for
House of Reformation for Colored Boys
in Prince Georges county.
BY Mr.. Covcr-An act TO repeal section
80, of Article Q. of the General Laws, title
Attachment" and rc-enact same with
amendments
The following bills were reported ia
vorably from the several committees To
add new section to Article 81, Code of
General Laws; To repeal and re-enact
with amendments section 81 Of Article ),
Of General Laws. title Appeal" and Err
ror ;" to amend Article 8, section 49, title
Attachments to prevent larceny by
children and minors to add new sections
to Article 90, of Code of Public General
Laws, title Costs to provide for the
further publication of the archives of Ma
ryland.
WEDNESDAY,.
Senator Williams introduced the follow
ing bills: To require cost of the trial of
criminals for the offences committed on
the Chesapeake Bay to he borne by the
State; to require plaintiffs to pay cost af-
ter taking judgment of mon posse be-
fore instituting another suit; to permit
recess of the court to enter jud gment with
consent of court; to permit parties to sub
nit their cases to the Court of Appeals in
writing.
Petitions were presented by Mr.. Satter-
field protesting against the passage of the
bill regulating the practice of pharmacy;
by Mr.. Staley, protesting against the I'M
equal distribution of the free school book
fund.
The folio wing bills were introduced
By Mr.. Wolfe, of Howard-To regulate
the sale of seeds in Maryland.
By Same-To provide for licenses for
selling hay, straw and corn in Baltimore
City.
The following bills were read the sec
ond time and ordered engrossed for a
third reading: To make the funeral ex-
pcnses part of the debt of a deceased per-
son; to provide for a treasurer for Prince
Georges county, to be appointed by the
Governor for two years and elected there
after to provide for Il Board of County
Commissioners for Prince Georges coun-
ty, to be appointed by the Governor: to
appropriate $4,000 fer two years for the
publication of the archives of Maryland