The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-04-13

NO. II. PaYlng bounty of $4,000
for a wolf or panther scalp, $500
for wild cat scalp; SLIGO for fox
scalp and 80 cents for a weasel scalp.
Passed both houses.
No. 166. Allowing application to be
made for registration before election
officers of each election district, by
those declaring intention to become
citizens of the state. Lost in the house.
No. SIG. Permitting fishing in the
Youghiogheny river, by non-residents,
without taking out lisence. Passed
house, but killed in Fisheries Commit
tee, of Senate during the last hours of
the session.
No. 578. Requiring B. & o. R.R.
Company to maintain a station, with
an agent at Bloomington. Passed both
houses.
No. 653. Regulating the conduct of
pool and billiard rooms; requiring them
to close at II p. m. and not permit
minors under l6 to witness the playing
Of games. Passed both houses.
Incorporating the village of Accident.
Passed both houses.
Total of eight bills, five of which pass
ed both houses.
Bills offered by Mr.. Hayden.
No. 81. Appropriating $4,000 for
school purposes. Lost in the house on
the third reading.
No.ss.65. Amending the boundary
lines ofllLoch Lynn Heights. Passed
both houses.
No. rs. Making it unlawful to kill
deer in Garrett county before Oct. 81,
1922. Passed both houses.
No. 55l. Changing the date of hold
ing the elections of Loeb Lynn Heights
to March = Passed both houses.
No.I452 Authorizing the mayor and
council of.Loch Ly nm Heights to borrow
$l5O0-for sewerage, purposes. Passed
both houses.
No.t6l7. Comforting upon the Treas
urer of.Mountain Lake Park the power
the treasurer of Garrett county has to
sell properties, etc, for taxes. Passed
both houses.
No. 9O2. Authorizing the County
Commissioners to issue bonds to build
high school building in Oakland. sub
ject to vote next November. Passed
both houses.
No. -. Amending the charter of
Oakland. Passed to third reading last
night of theslegislature.
Total.number of bills, eight. Passed
six.
The following bills were introduced
by Mr. Shartzer:
No. II. Repeating law exempting
$500 of furniture from taxation. Killed
in the House.
No. So. Unlawful to manufacture
liquor in Garrett county. The object
of this bill was to close the Miller dis
tillery at Accident. The bill, as drawn,
was conflicting. 1t passed both houses
but was Yetoed.by the Governor as be-
ing unconstitutional. A close reading
of the bill shows that it is defective.
No. 56. Z. Repeating chapter S14 of the
acts of 1914, creating a Tax Commits
sion. Killed in the House.
No. SO. An act to repeal Chapter $50
of 1914, forbidding ministers paying fees
to porterslandIothers for bringing we'd
ding parties to them. Killed in the SEN
ate. Several counties asked for the
same law and the bills passed both
houses.
No. lib. An act requiring hotels and
restaurants using oleomargarine, to post
signs IN their dining room, stating this
fact. Killed in the. House.
N. III. z. To .amend the Constitution
of the State, comforting upon the
County Commissioners the right to con-
denim lands for road purposes. Killed in
the House.
No 299. To create a board of Game
Wardens, for Garrett county. Killed
by DISQUALIFICATION, to whom it was
referred.
No. 1894. To amend Article /. section
2, of the State Constitution. Killed in
the House.
No. 1856. :. An!act to amend Article Is
of the Declaration of:Rights. Killed in
House.
No. $50. An act to appropriate S4,-
600 for maintaining a free bed in DR..
nebaugh's hospital in Oakland for
two years. Killed in the House on the
third reading.
No. $50. An act to repeal Chapter
Sal of the Acts of 1914, to abolish the
officeIof..State Tax Commissioner. Kill
ed in the House.
No. 593. To require the County Com
missioners to work the county roads be-
fore the first day of July in each wear.
Killed in the Senate.
No. 594. A bill regarding publ.
printing. Killed in the House.
No. 595. To appoint an Auditor for
Garrett county. Killed in the Senate.
No. 743. Regarding the declaration