Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-04-04
MANY LOCAL
BILLS PASSED
BY ASSEMBLY
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No. S0-Authorizing County Com
missioners 10 borrow money TO cover
certificate Indebtedness. Passed. Pro
visions OF this bill. however, are COW
cred in the subsequent bond issue
OF 100000.
No. s3s-Providing for the incorpo-
ration OF Highland Beach, this county.
comforting powers. etc; passed.
No. 02-Exempting from taxation
personal property OF Industrial plants
in the county. Dead.
No. 4l4-Relating to permitting OF
patent tongs in taking oysters in the
vicinity OF Thomas Point and Hack
ett's Point; passed
No. 46S-Authorizing the County
Commissioners TO expond the Court
Library Fund; dead.
No. 5Os-Bill reducing the number
OF County Commissioners from seven
TO three; increasing their salaries.
and prescriI ing qualifications of Road
Engineer.
No. 5I4-Authorizing County Com
missioners TO issue bonds in the sum
OF 100000 TO liquidate outstanding
certificate Indebtedness, thereby plac-
ing county on strictly cash basis;
passed.
No. 541--Authorizing city bond issue
OF 100000 for enlarging the plant OF
the Annapolis Water Company and inn
proving the city water supply; passed
No. 542-Providing that certain
communities may he annexed to the
city. ty petition and referendum to
the voters. Passed.
No. 55S-For municipal government
of Annapolis by Commission of three
and town manager; passed.
No 559-To exempt Annapolis from
the provisions Of the State Dog Lii
cense law. Dead.
No 56I-Authorizing the use of the
Court Library Fund to improve the
Circuit Court room. Passed.
No 6O0--Making 1t a misdemeanor.
and punishable by fine, for persons
TO operate motor Loats without muf-
fers in Severn river between the
hours of 8 and a. m. Passed.
No. 629-Prescribing regulations for
the County and City Treasurers in
levying for taxes in default. Dead.
BY MR.. HOLLADAY-
No. 107-To abolish the office of
police justice for the Second district.
Dead.
No. 19O-To abolish the Office of po-
lice justice of the Fourth district.
Dead.
No. 39S-Regulating the number OF
directors of Annapolis Savings Insti-
tuition. making the minimum number
seven. Passed.
by MIR PULLMAN
No 74-Providing for bridge over
South river: dead This is Identical
with Senate measure which passed.
No. 356-Providing that judges and
clerks of elections shall not lie re-
Quired TO appear tefore the Board o.
Supervisors of Elections TO be sworn
thereby lringing about considerable
saving. Dead.
No. 323-Authorizing Mayor and
City Council of Annapolis TO issue
londs In the sum of $4,000 for street
and sewerage improvements. Passed
No. 552-Providing for recording
and preservation of plats in the Office
of the Clerk of the Circuit Court.
Passed.
No. $50 Providing for the con
struction of four miles of road in the
eighth district Passed
No. 427-Giving authority to the
County Commissioners to establish
sewerage drains in sections OF the
county. and compel connection of priv
ate sewers. Passed.
No. 56S-Relating To fees of the Of
flee of Sheriff. Passed.
BY MR. DUNLAP
Nos. 27S and 279-Bills relating to
fish. Both dead
No. 2S2-Creating sanitary districts
in the county. Passed.
No. 499-Roverting to the old met
hod of electing Commissioners. that is.
ly majority vote instead of the voters
of the respective districts making
their choice. Passed.
No. 134-Providing for State Office
luilding at Annapolis. Dead.