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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-08
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Friday, February
z, 1913.
ARRIVED

Steamer Massapcqua. Arecibo January 10.
Aguadilla l.. Msysguez 10 Ponce and Arroyo
20 Ysbucoa u. Guanica % san Juan -.
Jobos 30 and Ponce 81. 10 tsr Now YORK &
Porto Rico - co. with sugar Arrived at the
steamer occanic OBr,. Southampton ard
Cherbourg January 80 and Queenstown 20.
10 tho White star Line. with 95 first and ~
second cabin and III steersgo passenger.
mails and mdse. Arrived at the Bar At l2'os
steamer Bellorado CBD Norfolk February 3.
TO II Winchester co. IN ballast. VIII
load for Brazil. Left Quarantine at 9:i5 a N.
ary 20 Csrtagena 30 Colon 81. Kingston ana
Port Antonio February >, 70 tn lnit'd Fruit
60, with ii PASSENGER mnils and mdse' Ar
rived al tho Bar at 1880 a IN.
steamer Barlby d}r) Ssgus January - and
Nuevitas 81 10 Hssler. Deitch y co. with
sugar. Arrived at the Bar at 30 m ~
folk TO the Old Dominion IS GO. with pas
sengers and mdse. Passed in Quarantine a
Steamer jamestown. Newpor, News and
Norfolk. to the Old Dorr.nion IS co. with pas
sengers and mdse Passed In quarantine at
steamer Aurora CNor). guantanamo January
81 20 the Munson Sc Line, with sugar. At
rived at the Bar at noon. -. 90
steamer Mexico. Puerto Mexico January -
Vera Cruz 80 Progreto February ana Ha-
vana g. 10 the New York and Cuba Mail -
Co with "a passengers, malls ana mose. AT
rived AT the Bar al lo:to m ,.. .,
Lisbon % Angra and Horta - and Providence
February a. TO J W Elwell e. 60. with cabin
and 20 steerage passengers snd mdse. NJ
rived At the Bar at $3.50 p m 9th
Steamer Buelow Ger, Bremen January ~:
10 Oelrichs e. co. with 10 second cabin ana
$40 steerage passengers and mdse. Arrived AT
the Bar ~ a m
steamer Oty Of Montgomery. Savannah
February g. To the ocean Ss Co, with passen-
gers and mdse. Passed In Quarantine az
a ,.,,,.,,. p.z
in Quarantine at n m.
Steamer Delaware. Philadelphia. to the clyde
SIS Co with mdse. Passed in Quarantine at
1913 p m.
Northern paper Co with paper: vessel 20 \ VI
Bull & Co Passed In Quarantine at 40 ny.
Steamer Sandon Hall CBr). Kobe November
TO- Shanghai 20. Hong Kong December 8,
Singapore .. Panang %. Suez January :. Port
said u, Algiors IL and Boston February u, 10
Norton & Son. with mdse Arrived AZ the
Bar at p m.
steamer trafalgar (Nor), Cienfueeos Fcbru-
ar,, l. 10 the Munson IS Line. with sugar.
Arrived ut the Bar at $50 IN.
Sandy Hook. j. Feb I. $3.50 IN -Wind
west, fresh breeze: clear; rough Sea
SAILED.
Steamers Briezlze GTr). Auckland: ocmu-
roe Texas City: Richmond, Georgetown. Tur-
rIalba OBJ. Now Orleans; Mannheim Ger,
harhuus; ArapahOe. Charleston and Jackson
vile. Transportation. Baltimore. Scharzfels
(Ger1. Tremantlc.; Hamilton. Norfolk and
Newport News Vigilancia. Nassau: Mandeville
INor,. Beliyc& Alabama (Norl. Jacksonville.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-08

"1Ener L. WITTMANN. detached The Albany:
nome, wait orders
Machinis, sELDEN l. AI.MON. 20 the Albany
Mschinist y. II. GEORGE, detached the Al
oany: home, wait orders.
Machinst J. A. CRfMMINs. detached naval
stsuon, Oongapo: home wait orders
va. hlnist A. Y. LONG. detached the Saratoga ::
naval Hospital Marc Island.
,.lei carpenter CLIFTON GREENWELL de-
tache1 the Monadnock; naval station Caviie-
' mel carpenter :. p. MEAD. 20 the Albany
carpenter s. G. BURGESS. detached the Al
bsny: home. wait orders.
:, MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS.-The
following movements Of vessels have been
reported TO the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
fen. The Tonopah. the Castine. the D-l
me Dc the D-3 and the FL. al Guam
'anamo: the Wheeling At Mobile
Feb The Nillalobos a. shanghai
SAILED
Feb 6-The solace, from Cristobal for Guam
taDsmo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-08
SEA CLIFF BANK DIVIDEND.

The creditors Of the Sea Cliff Bank, Of
Sea Cliff, l.. T.. are soon to receive an ad-
ditional dividend of . per cent. Superin-
tendent George C. Van Tuyh, jr. OF the
State Banking Department. announced
yesterday that he has obtained the APP
prevail of the Supreme Court to that Ell
feet.
The failed institution, owing 10 irresu-
larities. was closed by the State Banking
Department November %, 1911. The IL
amount of claims filed by i63 creditors is
s7.22s. Up TO date ssl,3s9, in an 10 pet
cent dividend, has been paid The amount
OF the dividend soon TO be paid is So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-08
0PPENHEIM BACK TO BAR
Court Vindicates Lawyer, Dis
barred Through Bribery.

Benjamin Oppenheim, the lawyer who
was disbarred in 1901 on the ground that
he had procured false and perjured tcsti-
mony In an action brought by Harriet
Nugent against the Metropolitan Railway
Company, was yesterday reinstated by the
Appellate Division Of the Supreme Court
as member Of the bar. Oppenheim
moved for an order. setting aside his dis
barment in May, 1911, after evidence had
come TO ligtt showing that the testimony
on which he was disbarred had been pro-
cured by the railway company through
bribery.
The case was referred to a referee. who
found that the witnesses against Open
helm were not TO be credited. Representa-
tives Of the Bar Association approved the
report Of the referee and all the justices
concurred in the order TO reinstate him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-08
voIDs MARRIAGE TO NEGRO.

Chicago. Feb. 7.-George s. Thompson,
a negro. was held in $4,000 bail by Mu-
ncipal Judge Courtney to-day on charges
filed by Mrs Mary Hanson, mother Of the
negro's epileptic white wife.
The girl. who is fifteen years old, told
in court how she left home after a quarrel
with her mother and was married to
Thompson by white preacher in Niles,
Mich. She testified that drinks which had
been given her at Hammond. Ind, dazed
her. The court held that the girl was
not legally married to the negro as she is
under sixteen years OF age
AS a result OF this marriage bill re-
Gently was introduced in Congress in
tended to prohibit the marriages Of whites
and negroes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-08

Washington. Feb. 1.-Attorney General
Wickcrsham said to-day that while nc
would make no official statement about
the announced plans for the dissolution OF
the Union Pacifc-Southern Pacific merger
until he received the official draft. he be-
lieved II would meet his approval
Il believe from the news dispatches and
my telephone conversations with officials
that the plan OF dissolution is just what
/ nave been working for for weeks" de-
clared Mr.. Wickersham.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-08
fBy telegraph 10 The tribune J

Chicago. Feb. 7.-Officials Of the Rock
Island say so far there have been no ne
gotiations toward "A traffic agreement with
the Southern Pacific after It's separation
from the Union Pacific, but they believe
such a plan would be logical action on
the part Of the Southern Pacific. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-08
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 10.
Panama. Cristobal. Panama II 80 m 300 III
-rf-rGn,N T-EET,I'NET II.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

D.e,ins,io, and steamer NY. Pm.
Hawaii, japan. Core1. CHINA. Phil
roIi, IA CO.. FEB 10. $50
'Apn rops sgI," ,a gn'"a VIA a'o IS, $50
Hawaii. Fiji Islands. New Zealand, ,o
Australia Cvia Nictor!al ~ Makura.Feo. ~ o'0o
japan Corcs. China. Philippines
via victoriz)-Emprcss ~ India Feb IL. S:"o
Japan. Ccrca. China ,yla scattie)- ,o
OrteflC II w -
Hawaii. Guam. Philippines via san
FranciscoD-C : Transport Feb y. So
Tahiti. Marquesas cook Islands.
New Ieslanj. Australia via san ~.
Francisco Tahiti ........-.... Fen. -, %"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-08

Denver, Feb. Judge Robert T.. Lewis
In the United States District Court to-
day authorized the receivers Of the Den
YER Northwestern e. Pacific lMoffat
road to issue $4,000 in receivers certi-
ficatcs for the purchase Of new equip
ment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-08
3. G. M. BOND ISSUES.

Boston. Feb. IA bond issue of ST.
5000 by the Boston & Maine Railroad
was authorized by the Railroad Commits
sioners to-day. The proceeds are 10 10
used To defray certain Indebtedness OF the
road and for permanent additions and
imJ rovcmentS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-08

For northern New England. cloudy to-day
tomorrow, fair; brisk west winds
For southern New England. fair to-day and
tomorrow: brisk west winds.
For eastern Pennsylvania. New Jersey.
Delaware. Maryland and District OF Colum-
bla fair to-day and tomorrow; moderate west
winds.
For Virginia fair to-day and probably to
morrow moderate west winds.
For western Pennsylvania. fair to-day and
tomorrow: brisk west winds.
For western New York. fair TO day and to
morrow. except snow rurries near the lakes
brisk and high west winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-08
1872. 1913.

Highest temperature yesterday. ~ degrees lat
3I0 o nj: lowest, u fat q. M, average. 20.
average for corresponding date last year 20.
average for corresponding date last thirty
three years. 30
Local Forecast, Fair to-day and Tomorrow,
brisk west winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-08

Local Ofiicial Record.--The following Official
record from the Weather Bureau shows the
changes in the temperature for the last TWEEN
ty-four hours ~ comparison with the CORE
sponding date Of last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-08

Rock Island, they say, would not only
furnish the Southern Pacific the outlet 10
the coast it would then need, but would
give il an entrance to Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-08
WIRELESS REPORTS.
INCOMING STEAMERS.

Tho Maurctanis. reported as 1875 miles east
" SANDY Hook at > y m yesterday IL cN-
,ccted 20 dock this forenoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sunrise. 1908. sunset. 5:2j; moon sets. 90
moons age. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-08

ofioisl observations. taken at United States
weather bureaus at r. n. yesterday. follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-08
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Frederic II. Hatch Co. New
York and Boston)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-08

HIGH WATER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-08
Humidity,

8 a. me-. s9ll p. m......4slsp m...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-08
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TODAY.

Brings mail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-08
moEFAT ROAD CERTIFICATES.

Lizard. Feb :. s = m, Zuiderdyk Dutch.
Nov York for Rotterdam.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-07-31

PortobeIln v 4 handsome neai brown
stallion; stands lux hands high: welRhs
1859; ioaled 1924. Haaamark os 4 .1lg:
a ball n Oh: quarter IN 30 seconds.
Individually, he d = horse Of grand
finish and dne disposition. 3 parieet la
dige' horse. etronR and em0okh road
horse and > eure fpal oetknf.
Aia blood llnea line thevefy best. being
q non n 0nmboktA Wilkes. ahe nfeatest
alfp d 6p1zd u Sc world. and Bis dam.
Winmle WILKES, II one 81 she GREATEST
dams o. biz ReA only lew were ever
trained fer speaa, hu1 81 these. Nellie D.
took y mAxk q .. Ny II the mud. Arfho
]. VS. q good third ID 210k ever 4
AeAxK tEeAk and has shown trial miles
In 200 whiiv All btu colts show great
aize. ssyIt ed sped.
w. iuKaAes pastleulAs nddnSAa
y. i. MouREy.
teanaFAtawn, ~.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-07-31


Az ACT e amend Section a AssIsls i.
islis ~FiecslyF rranehsss.s "a tAa censslsu.
llon 81 ihis sssie. % - u PERISH ne csnsrai
Assembly % sxxute ths va4e stiaf frem any
psnslsg III selling BE Ysss ARD piass Ne
psnAlv fa sss purchase II vosst upon he
vpss hayrr aiaus ana 10 gssssds fas ne 49,
wisslon II fasa aukBamsnt y ia qaaIiGs9
voters u this State gof adpptiea 81 rslssiltn
sreSsas i Ee i rnastsa W ths csn4fsi
Assemtlg u Maryiana (,hrts.aiih Il Al
ne membsrs 81 sAsh "a shs twa hsussa epas
ssnlesl. Ihsi Ne feliopias seeslen y ana
lbs sans . hereby psopossd u "a amsnamsns
- Ssetion - Arslslt !. AsI4 sRlsdiys Pas.
elise. II shs Constitution u shlt STATS. and
i sdapssd NJ fAs lesai ana qualified vossrs
thtfeoi - herain presided. aid secfloh shall
sa5erssde and Aand u lbs place and ssasd "
ssssiun II ssia Agslsls q isa conauiaisoss
u MarSland
snel > II nv person shan sivs, Or alsr Is
give. directly 81 indifesily. any bsibs. present
81 reward. Of any pssnlse. o any seeafiiy. To-
he payment ~ delivery ~ money, u any
other thsne, 70 lnduee aay voter 10 sslfsin
from casting hs soss o. u pssvsns him IL
any way from voting. o. y pfseurs vote
lor any candidate o. person proposed. o.
yossa ios a. ~ slestor II President ana vIss
prssldtni 81 TIE unlssd States. o. Rspssasn.
saflvs IL consFem " ior any afNee 81 psoGs
81 tsnas. ereased y ths Constitution q laws
q ibis ssafs. or b. shs Ofdlnanrss q a..
iAoriiy 81 the Mayor and City Council u nal.
iimofe. the person swing. Or offering 70 give
and shs persoa receiving he saane and an
peften who gives - causes Is b alvsn. ~
Illegal vote, knowing 4 . hs sneh. i my
election u be hereafter heia III shIa State.
shall On ecavistlop - Court 81 Law. ii addl.
slon ss tAs penalties nov II hsssaisas 10 III
imposed by Nv. b forever disansllhsd 8 hoId
any olhef 81 profit q lraAa Or 70 vote Il any
election thereafter.
Bit the Gs0efa Assembly may II ii dls.
erection remove ths above peuaisy ead all oshss
penalties ppsn he vote seller . IL q plaas
The psnalllss for the purchase q votes On she
vote gAyer alone.
Sic. 3 and Be Il luFfhss enacted ~ Tie
authoflty Aforesaid, Thm lie said foregoing
seesIaa hereby proposed IL ~ amendment u
Inc Constitution ahall a the next aisogion fef
members u ne Gsnsral Assembly II Mia
State 10 b. held On he Tuesday Rskl afief
ne hsM Monday IA ths mensh a Nsssmhss.
nineseen hundred and ikifsseu ttpis) 81 snb.
mlsisd ~ re legal and quAli6sd ss,sss shsrsof
fos their adoption os reflections III pusnaAues Vi
he affaSfteS2 <6t<fs.s,2.t 4, 4kSiat. n ~ -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-07-31

AN ACT 70 smrnd ssrasn u Article s.
iisls ATTORNEY Censfai and States Attorney
q she censtisasion Il skis Stats. and 70 pro
vide for the Submission d said amendmsnl
Y Ne qpaIltsd voters q shls Stats fer ades
ton o. rejection
Srcrios l. ne Il snaefsd ~ he General
sssembIy a Maryland fahree.aEshs 81 Al
members q sseh II he swe honsss concur
fingl. Thar the follpwlns ssetion b and d,
aams = hereby proposed u a. amebdmsns u
Section Of Article s. tile aAstofney General
and states Assofney u lke CONSTRUCTION n
fhls sials. and 4 aaspssd ~ ne lssal quail
hed voters thereof. ~ herein provided. said
section shah suptnsds and stand n ~ piate
and instead q sseuea a said Afnels 81
tbs Constitution d Maylkna
> The ssass's Anerasy shan ssrform saeh
datles and receive sn1h feea and eemmiesicna
u salary. nes exceeding Tires ,heusand Collars.
- arc poN Or may hereafter n presented y
jswl and Il ans States kssofnuy ahan fssslys
aay other Ite - fsessd shan saeh = i o.
nay b. allowed b lsu. hs skail. "a sonvir,lpn
ihsrsof b renewed from oHts: prsvsdsd. thst
he States Attorney fot nalfimofs Gig shall
receive ~ sanpai salary Il Aisy fnAf hundred
dollars and fkall HAS peess Ie Appsins one
afpu,Y a ~ annpal sslsfy nss exessaine fouf
shousaua dollars ard sush ethsr asslsiausa 81
spet annual ,alafIn. sas exceeding tvsn,y.ays
banded dollars each. n he supfems h<nnt
q ilsisimsFe clsy nay arihoslrs Aad apssSst
II p tsia ssiasles 70 - paad on "a ~ gsss
a me said ssnse's Aslosnsy's cNtt. - has
hssssefsrs hssn ptafassa.
Sac 3 Ana h. Il gnrlhef enacted n ne
suEhdfisv afofsssid TAsl ~ ssiA isresplnr
section ksfrhy proposed Is an ameadmens Is
Ishs censatutlan shan Il ihs nexs slrmim ~
members q he Ctasfsi hssenbk II his
ssais, T. - Asld - ia TAssdsf nsns st,eT
o. frs Menaay b ~ nonit - NcysmAts,
Askaissh tahdf<A sAs shAlssa gisisl. = no
mltSad so ths ltssI md qaaliasd rasssa shsrsof
Eot tbsis alapsien o. sslstiiea. n pastasaes 81
ihe difskfour eealsiaed "a AFiiele "A q fht
eauMliutipn v ms State: nnA i ~ ssla
slsstien he sess en sAi8 proposed Amradmsni
h ne Constitution nhail is - helie1 snd upon
each bslios ,aefs rhsi " erisisa o. pfinisd
- wesds ~Pss consaspsiunsi Alasndnsni. e
ard "Aeairsi csnsiitusienal Amssaolsns. -
nov provided b iaN. and AmbetIassiy sf,sr
AaEd election due stsnsns shali ~ mads - she
Governor q shs vols ies and sesiast aid pso
posed amenamsas. ~ airsrisa " iks sald Ars
% Il u Ne sasa coassismlan
approved April n, isla
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An ACT 20 propose an amendment 70 hrti
sIe 81 The Constitution 81 ihIs State BY
adding new Section. 10 be known a. soAs
and q provide for tas submissien "a said
amendment Is the euali6ed voters Of this
State for adoption Of rejectlon.
sEcrIon 4 Ne Il enacted ~ TIE General
Assembly 81 Maryland. ohree.hfths q al the
msmbors d each Of the two Houses concur
rng)s That The following new section b and
The same = hereby proposed d an amend.
msnt ID Article }, title gLessative Depart
msnfr 81 the Gonstsution d his State. she
same 10 he inserted altar Section 80 and 90
Sc numbered aoA, and II adopted BY The
legally qualified sotsrs ihereoil a. herein pro.
vided, said ssesicn shall become pars Of
Article d The Consultation Of Maryland
soA The General Assembly shall enact
10 law authonglnr private propsFs 70 be
taken Tor public use pishos iuss eompen,s
tlon. 10 BE- agreed upon betwten tie parties
OF awarded by jury. being hist paid o.
isndersd 10 The parry entisled 10 such esm.
pensatiou. bus whefe such pfopsrty u sta,
assd IL Baltimore City and . desired s.
sIls State 81 b the Mayor and cry couneil
Of nalamore. The General ASSEMBLY nay pro
vide ior I'M appointment II appraisers "
Court X Record to value sash properly and
thai, upon payment a he nmount o. such
valuation u shs PARIS emitted 70 eompsnAa
ton. ~ into couri and securing ihs paymssl
II my fusihsr sum Ihas msy h awarded ~
jury, huea psopsfsy 'Aay " taken
stc 3 And b. il fhrtAs4 enacted By fhe
authority aforesaid. That ne via foregoing
ststIon, hereby proposed - an amendment 10
ihs Constitution shnH Il she nsxs ensasns
general election 10 81 hsld - Tuesday nens
Eiier NE sos Msaaay b 81 mshih IT,
Nevembes 1918. bs submhtra % ne LEGAL and
qualified vo,ers thereof. fof thslr AdoDtisA 81
rejection. 10 putsuanse a tie slrsesions San
iained IL Article II Il H. cenaiiussen ii this
Stats. and Al the sald sleeiion Ne vote %
said propossd aweadsnsnl 70 ihp Constitution
shall bs By ballot aud upon each ballot sbxfs
shan IL wsisien 81 printed shr aorss -Fof the
Constitutional Amsndmsfs' end "Againg thr
cousitutanai AmsDd,hens.v q nos provided
Ny law. and iwmediasels sFssf sAid slsssion dae
rssarnf ahsii bs made il the Governor 81 The
sois ior and psAlnn sid proposed amendnens.
as dirsetea BY said Article II u shs consssu
ton
approved April a. Isia
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cnArrEa al


Az ACT q amend section q Article 5
q she Constitution u this Stats. and 10 pro
vide for She suhihisslon a said amenAment
10 she qualified voters a this State fof ssop
lion Or rejection
secSioa !. - il enacted " he General
Assembly II Mssyland. thfsehfths a ~ he
members elected 10 saeh II me houses ean
curing That he sollo~lns section - md ths
ssms y hereby proposed ~ IN 4ssnamens ID
Article 81 ihs consslsntion u tAis ssais. And.
il adopted. ~ tbs lsnni ana qsallhsa voters
shsread - hefsin and ii las provided Il shall
supefssds and aand IA ihs plaes And stead d
section Of sid Article
src ) Il shall hs he day d the Assor.
ney General 70 prosecute and defend "a she
part 81 she ssate Az sasts uhies i, he llme al
bis appointment and qualification and uhish
shrrsaisss may bs depending IN the courl of
Appeals Or - The Supreme conu Of shs
lJnited etasss b. o. against she State. Or
~hsreEo ahe STATE may b. interested; and We
shall rive his opinion n efifne Nhsneysr re-
auired b. ihe General ASSEMBLY Of elskef
branch thereof he Governor. ne comptfoIlsi
Of the Treasury, q any States Attorney, on
any legal matter Or subjest depending before
Them o. either Of ,hsmi and eksu required by
lbs Governor 81 General Assembly ks shasl Ai8
any States Attorney - prosecuting any suit o.
action brought By ne Stats "a any coafi 81
The State, and be shall commence and prose
rute d defend my saii q astioa b. any Of
aald conrts. On Ne pin q inc Slate, which
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Nsv. rheFsisss. !. PksiiIps Il. colasbof.
oush. opss1net d sh1 Stats Of Maryland. n
pnfsa<uts q Nsefiea !. 81 Article il o. tie
censssisfip4 q its sss,r q Nasflana. do here.
ny s4a@ and disses shat copy 81 sAeh ii
aid Asis proposing aid susndmsns. ard a.
al'iehal s&eqlea t. 10 eonsslsutlon q Mays
land. y publish<d h "a least lpo newspapers
y eeeh q ne sonniies o. ~ State and ln
shses nsvspapera pvblishsd Il he City d BAL
iimors ors % eh'<h newspapers, i ne City
a nsaslmoss shall - Published d ire Herman
language. onrs week Tor i least three
months nez prsesdins ~ next osnefal Elst.
ton. Ahlsh sIstilon win D. hn,d On Tuesday.
Noysmtts 4 1914. ard Il which election ihs
nd aboss proposed auendmsnss and additional
sesslga p ihs Constitution sham ~ submiiied.
T. ~ form md nsannst prescribed bg he Gen.
sFsi Asselahsy. 90 DE legal snd qualified
voters q ~ STATS. ~ lhsif adoption o e
isesion
Gives under ny kaaa ana ths
4fses Seal a he State II
tpseAs sesl Maryland Donf ii shs CITY
= hsyi4nt5 u Annapolis. On dis 18Th day
a Jaly, IN ne year d our
Lefd. one thousand nins bun
dfsa and sAirssn
pnss1sss I.sn cdlmaosoesn.
- a. osvsnors
nesns y cssnxn
fssssssgy 81 Sfas
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-07-31

AN ACT 70 amend Section ~ ~ Article
III, tile Legislative DcpassmepsH q ths
Constitution u shis State md 10 provide To-
The submission q said amsndmsns to The
quaiiGsa voters - this State for adopsicn 81
rejection.
sKcylon J Pc y snaeied ny the General
Assembly u Maryland, tshSee.hf,hs u III he
Bsmhsrs Of esch 81 he I'VE houses concur.
ripsl. Thst the following section b. and she
same = hereby proposed as ~ amendment 10
Section ~ q Article III. iTie "LeTisiatiye
Department. II he cons,itoiion ii Ibis Stair.
and 4 adopted s. the legal and qualified vessrs
thereof as herein provided, h rhaiI supcmsae
and stand il ihs place aud stead u Section AZ
Of said Article III
Sic y. Any bin may originate "a tishsf
House Of the General Assembly and be altered.
amended 81 rejected " he oshcr. bai 10 BIN
shall originate n either House during ne lass
zen days Of she session, unsen twothrds 81
me memsbsrs elected thereto shall - dessrmlne
by yeas and nays: nor shall any BID become !
lev unsil Il BE- read On thrsc different days IL
The session n each House, unless twoihlsds
d he members elected 10 The bouae where
such bill Il pending shall 80 deternlins by yeas
and nays and no bill shall Be read shIsd
time until Il shall have been actually ehafossed
Or printed los third readlha
SIC 2. And be i further enacted By The
authority aforesaid That ne afosseoins Sc.
sion hereby proposed as an amendment 10 sho
Constitution of this State ahall BE Il me s,ast
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-07-31

WnEpnAs a. the Janupry Session Of she
General Assembly Of MafylaDd hsld IN the
year 81 our Lord one thousand nins hundred
and twelve. Aets wefe passed pFoposine
snenaments 10 Section ii Article Sec.
lion n d Article 5; Section 3 81 Article
$, seatlen , q Article ST Section q n
Article Z: and adding proposed new Sec.
hon % Article }: II the Constitution Of this
State, which said Acts arc II he following
words. 10 Wit: