Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-03-20
HOUSE BILLS


BY Delegate Atwell
No. 202.-Providing for the construc-
ton of road from Rockhold creek to-
wards Shady Side; on the third read
ing file in the House.
No. 37I.--SpeciaJ Privilege Tax"
bill. providing for county subdivisions,
and a separate taxation OF precincts
where special privileges, such as police
protection. hauling garbage, lighting,
etc. are desired: before committee on
roads and highways of the House.
No. 506.-Relating to the local law
governing the Office of Sheriff. and sal
aries to be allowed Jail officials confined
in Jail; still before County delegation
No. Relating 10 transfers of
real estate before deeds of property are
filed for recording; before county dele
cation.
Providing for increase of the
salary of Clerk to the County Commits
sioners and others; still before County
delegation.
No 509.-Relating to County Com
missioners; still before committee.
No. 547.-Prohibiting live stock run
ming at large near Galesyilles still be
fore County delegation.
BY Delegate Holiday
No. 40.-Providing for increasing the
membership OF the County Board of
Education, and that two members must
be women; killed in House,
No 41.-Providing for abolishing the
Office of justice of the peace for the
Second district. passed by House; still
in Senate committee
No Officiating to Coroners of 5th
district; passed by both houses.
No -51-Abolishing the Office of po-
lice Justice for Brooklyn; passed both
Houses.
No. SS.-Providing for abolishing
Justice of the Peace for the Fourth dis
trict; passed the House, now in Senate
committee.
No. Relating to the number of
police justices and Constables; passed
the House, but killed in the Senate.
No. 214.-Relating to compulsory re
ports of Spring Grove and other State
asylums; killed in the House.
No. Extending the powers OF
the Directors of the Annapolis Savings
Institution; passed by the House; now
in Senate committee.
No. 254-Relating to minimum
wages for women, and minors commits
sions; still before committee on labor
No. 294-Providing for the construc
tion of the Hardesty road through Da-
vidsonville, 4 miles; still before roads
and highways committee of House.
No. 337.-Fixing the road tax for the
several county districts; passed by the
House. now in Senate committee.
No. 404.-Providing for belt line
sewerage system about Annapolis, and
disposal plant; passed by the House
now in Senate committee.
No. Officiating to the qualifica
tions of voters at the municipal cleo
tions in Annapolis; in committee OF
delegation.
BY Delegate Rodgers
No J0c.~-I Ht dOtneIS IOlSlOL Bil
for the county; before committee on
House delegation.
BY Delegate Wiegard
No. 69-Providing for the construc
tion of draw bridge over South
River; still before county delegation.
Also joint author with Delegate At
we'll of bill No. 202 for road in Eighth
District
No. 161.-Providing for war me
mortal for the women and men who
served in the world war, passed by the
House and now before the Finance
committee of the Senate.
No. 407.-Providing for the compen.
sation of the Court stenographer of the
county, and regulating fees, in addi-
ton to salary; passed by House and
now in Senate.
No. .457.-Providing for vacation of
Is days with pay. for employees in the
Court Clerks office; passed by the
House. and now in the Senate.
No. 591-Autherizing the Mayor and
City Council of Annapolis to expend
the balance remaining from the S25, 900
bond issue of 1906, for street improve
ments; now before delegation COM
mittee.