The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1902-02-28
STANDING OF SOME IMPOR-
TANT BILLS.

The following is list of the more i'm
portant Senate bills and their present
condition.
Senator Applegarth's hill relating to the
duties of County School Commi ssioners
passed the Senate and went to the House
February 25th, and was referred to tn e
Ways and Means Committee.
Senator Bryan's bill regulating the
practice of pharmacy is with the Sanitary
Committee of the Senate.
The bill amending the law of divorce,
as recommended by the Commission fer
Promoting Uniform Laws in the States
was reported to the Senate unfavorable
and the report was adopted.
Various fish and game bills are with the
Committee on Fish and Game.
Senator Bryan's bill changing the law
relating to expert testimony was reported
unfavorably and the report was adopted.
Senator Bryan's Primary Election law,
Club, is in the hands of the Committee on
Civil Service and Election Reforms.
Senator Bryan's bill to incorporate the
Maryland Electric Light and Power Com
pany is in the Corporations Committee.
Senator Bryan's Sewer bill is in the
hands of the city Senators.
Senator Bryan's enabling act for the is
sue cf 81 eco 900 city stock to improve the
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reading file of the Senate.
Senator Brewington's bill to create a
tuberculosis Commission passed the
Senate and went to the House February
20, and is in the Ways and Means Com
mittee.
Senator Beasman's bill to abolish the
State Aid and Charities Commission is
with the Finance Committee.
Senator Bryan's bill appropriating a
sum to the Fourth Regiment, Maryland
National Guard, is in the Finance Com
mittee.
Senator Bryan's Arundel Club Com
pulsory Education bill is the Committee
on Education.
The bill amending Article Nv of the
Declaration of Rights, the tax article, so
as to prove for local option in taxation
failed for lack of a constitutional maj GRITTY
The bill providing for the admission of
women to the bar is in the hands of the
Senate Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Belts Library Commission bill is
on the Senate third reading file.
Senator Bryans bill for the settlement
of disputes between employer and en-
ploye is in the Judiciary Committee.
The bill appropriating 100000 to the
St. Louis Exposition is in the Senate
Finance Committee.
Senator Bryan's bill charging the
power of the Insurance Commissioner as
to examining into the affairs of insurance
companies is in the Insurance Committee.
Senator Belts bill prohibiting the con-
solidation of competing railroads is in the
Judiciary Committee.
Senator Hubner's bill relating to re-
ceiving stolen goods was unfavorably re-
ported, and the report was adopted.
Senator Jones bill for an addition to
the State House and for the construction
of a heating plant is in the Finance Com
mittee.
Senator Moo1e's bill providing for pen
sions for teachers passed the Senate and
went to the House February 10, and is in
the Committee on Education.
Senator Moses bill redividing the city
of Baltimore into wards is in the Elec-
tons Committee.
Senator Moses bill relating to the in
spection of sweatshops and factories is in
the Judiciary Committee.
The Hannah Oyster bill is in the Chesa-
peake Bay Comm ittee, and was the special
order for Yesterday.
The Hannah Road law is in the Senate
Road and Highway Committee.
The bill authorizing the appointment of
women as notaries public passed the Sen
ate and went to the House February 90,
and is in the Judiciary Committee.
Senator Putzeps Corrupt Practices bill
and his bill to re enact the election law
of 1896 and his Primary Election bill are
with the Election and Civil Service Re-
form Committee.
Senator Wilson's bill for commission
to examine into the public schools is with
the Finance Committee.