The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1922-04-14
STAT E
CAPITAL
42s BILLS FAILED in ASSEMBLY,

islature adjourned sine die, Sc Senate
bills died in the various Senate COM
mittees.
There were introduced in the Sen.
ate during the session 1894 bills. OF
these 225 were passed. Besides the
66 which died in committee, 103 were
killed on the floor. ~
In the House there were introduced
during the session 657 bills, of which
about 400 were passed. $50 killed and
LOT died in committee. 4 total of
426 Senate and House bills failed OF
passage. q
In both branches the total number
introduced was svery much smaller
than two years ago, when nearly 1,400
were considered as against 1,051 this
year, while in 1918 there were more
than 1000.
The following is, q list of Senate
bills which died in Senate committees:
3-Bryn Anti-Racetrack Gambling
Bill.
141-Authorizing Dorchester County
Commissioners to license fur dealers.
271-Providing lien on motor We
hicles for storage, repairs and sup
plies.
2SO-Creating State Bureau of Lii
censes.
296-Providing closed season for
muskrats, Dorchester county.
120-Requiring dealers in firearms
to keep certain records.
MISUNDERSTANDING Baltimore City
Courts.
266-Giving equal rights to men.
269-Relating to court costs in Bal
timore city.
270-Regulating manufacture and
sale of fireworks and explosives.
86-Establishing State Planning
Board to regulate municipal coming.
272-Providing for appointment,
compensation and duties of Justices
of the Peoples Court of Baltimore
city.
45-Fox Bill, recognizing Baltimore
city police force.
46-Relating to employment and
compensation of Baltimore city police
chauffeurs.
47-Relating to appointment of ma
irons for Baltimore city stationhouses.
48-Relating to employment of
charwomen for Baltimore city station
houses.
49-Relating to retirement of Balti-
more city police.
145-Relating to apportionment of
damages in court actions.
157-Providing for records of bills
of sale by clerks of courts.
158-Amending divorce law.
161-Prohibiting fishing in Magothy
river, except with hook and line.
182-Placing men and women on
same terms in divorce actions on &C.
count of pre-nuptial unchastity.
1S7-Directing State Road Commits
sion to construct bridge over Susque-
hanna river.
Amending game law relating to
pheasants.
Directing State Roads Commits
sion to take over county road work.
336-Relating to policemen's special
fund for Baltimore county.
337-Relating to general road and
bridge fund of Baltimore county.
1O9-Relating to Chevy Chase, Nor
wood and Christ Church parishes of
the Protestant Episcopal Church in
Montgomery county.
17-Providing that women shall be
eligible to. serve on grand and petit
juries.
133-Making rate of taxation in Old
Annex OF Baltimore city same as in
New Annex.
371-Repealing judges Pension Act.
16-Providing for holding State and
county elections every second year.
21-Creating State debt of $3,150,000
for post road construction.
22-Relating to public education.
24-Amending State crab law.
27-Amending charter of Goucher
College.
29-McIntosh Gasoline Tax Bill.
13O-Providing revenue for recon
struction fund of Road Commission.
6-Removing determinations against
women and giving them equal rights
with men before the law.
10-Imposing license tax on dealers
in motor fuel to raise funds to meet
Soldiers Bonus.
Increasing term Of Office of city
and county surveyors.
327z-Authorizing Baltimore city to
grant additional pay to city judges.
3S7-Relieving certain former men,
bers of State Board of Moving Picture
Examiners from obligation to refund
certain sums to the State.
230-Reducing cost of making rec
ord in Court of Appeal cases.
251-Authorizing appointment of
chief clerk and deputy for Circuit
Court of Talbot county.
252 = Dissolving Talbot County
Roads Commission.
1S5-Relating to appeal bond from
justice of the peace.
254-Prohibiting longing in certain