Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-04-01
IMPROVEMENT BILL
tiR I COUNTY SCHOOLS
PASSED BY HOUSE
i. But Two Negative Votes,
f,esl School Bond Issue Bill
r., sl50.000 Reaches Final
Passage Today - Long Term
go1ds At 5 Per Cent.
crFSSARY BUILDINGS
AND REPAIRS FINANCED

~ House of Delegates today. with
$50 votes in the negative, passed
5Hr Introduced by Senator Brady
.a-z.ng and directing the County
of Education of Anne Arundel
.,v r0 issue bonds in the sum Of
4mu "lu order TO provide nee
ar funds for the erection OF new
school buildings and for adj
on, 20 public school buildings, and
furnishing and equipping the
n said county
rs Two votes recorded against the
we're those Of Delegates Holla-
md AtwelI. of the Anne Arundel
cation
me- tll provides that for the pur-
BE- OF designating what public
%. building shall be erected and
IA alterations. additions and re-
y over $500 shall be made to
using buildings. there shall be
2Hg school Building Commission
Anne Arundel County" composed
b.ows. OF the seven members
DE Board of County Commission
h 0r the successors Of any Of them;
h. members of the Board of Edu-
a. or The successors of any of
one person resident i'm the
h Election District of the county
ge being no County Commission
.Tom that district at presenO TO
selected by the ten members of
Commission. and the County Su-
megdeut Of Schools shall be sec
an
ne bin also contains full prOvis-
Cor Inspections of proposed sites,
.as etc and for public hearings and
teepiug open records of all its pro
adHgs
Tie bonds named in the bill are ST.
each TO bear date July /. 1920, and
alabIe thirty years after date. The
|nnum rate of interest is five per
at L, is claimed that this means
financing the school building
0.em Will prove the least burden
Ge 90 taxpayers and would only
iUTe an increase in the tax rate of
9UlImately four cents on the $lO0,
b also the reduction that would
ne from the present heavy repair
s annually on account of dilapidat-
Buildings.
These Local Bills Passed
Tie following bills introduced by
s4,0r Brady. were finally passed by
3 Rouse Yesterday and now go to the
euor fer his consideration:
No .l9.-Regulating the hours for
@i1gs Of Judges of the Orphans
it increasing the Judges salaries
1 81 20 So per day. and also regu-
.as The mileage for travelling eX-
a,ts
Aa 25' Directing the State Roads
omission % build a road between
st1 and jessups in the Fourth dis
N2 iei Regulating the salary of
n 'trUmgu of the Taylorsville,
A1a river ferry.
AZ -g.-Uwectjng the State Roads
'll'ssioa 10 construct a road from
=. TO No school house.
'e a>o-Amending the local laws
as % ..t fees of county con
@.ss
For Pure Tomato Juice
F-@,'r Nuu,e's bill providing that
y 'e pare juice of the tomato shall
-'el n coming passed to the third
sung a-e in The House The same
vas introduced in the House by
1,1aa.s' VI Talbot county.
Naa'e Unanimous ON Budget
q Senate passed the Budget bill
.-'', dissenting vote This meas
e" sl>s 20 the House. where
q, ,.-@'lea.S contained in supple
.-.a'E a'.. subsequently sent to both
VIII. ae Incorporated.
mouse Holds Mock Session
e. Nearly an hour last night the
\. .aal.sed in the humor of an
~. >e's'a during which members
.'SeS and gibeS at each other.
,-sf> familiar TO them. Whis-
S Willie Davis. superintendent
ot the Anu-Saloon League,
''a1 Aa,ls were the fav0rite
upon whom jokes were