The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1924-04-18

GOVERNOR AND CLERICAL STAFF
ARRANGE EGlsLATloN OF
: HOUSE.

btdH were kept DuSy curing Lu0 week
arranging and scrutinizing the 367
bills turned over by Albert Almoney.
Chief Clerk of the House of Delegates.
The measures were arranged accord
Ing to counties, departments and sub
jects involved.
A total of 633 bills was introduced
In the House during the recent term,
or "a fewer than at the session of 1922.
OF this number, 2S6 either were de-
feated or died in the committee rooms,
the remainder passed.
The following important House bills
are likely to receive the Governors
signature during this week
No. 80 (by Mr.. Sharp)-Relieving
Baltimore city, counties and munich
palities for payment of collateral in
heritance tax .---.s-ss.
No. 20 (by Mr. Given)- Providing
appointment of chief inspector and
three assistant inspectors of State
licenses.
No. 44O (by Mr. Joseph) Extending
tax exemption to Hebrew hospitals
and asylums.
No. 222 (by Mr. notwithstanding
property of American Legion from
taxation.
No. 2O4 (by Mr.. Meyers)-Retire-
ment employees Maryland Penitentiary
and House of Correction.
No. 202 (by Mr. Given)- Eliminating
requirement names of judges and
clerks of election be published.
No. 432 (by Mr.. Given)-Curtailing
number official ballots printed.
No. 1874 (by Mr.. Givenl -Eliminat-
Ing provision that nominations be pub
lished twice.
No. 232 (by Mr.. Given)-Providing
appointment election judges and clerks
for two years.
No. 42s (by Mr.. Bruce)-Allowing
banks to deal in foreign securities.
No. 257 (by Mr.. Bruce)-Allowing
trust companies to deal in foreign Sc
curities.
No. 400 (by Mr. Upshur) Providing
biennial registration Baltimore city.
No. 172 (by Mr. Bruce)-Tax exemp-
ton for certain vessels operating out
Of Baltimore.
No. 229 (by Mr.. Bardroff) Confer
ring power to inspect tubercular cattle
on State Board of Agriculture,
No. GIT (by Montgomery and Prince
Georges county ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ing power State Boxing Commission.
No. 1874 (by Mr.. Callahan Fixing
compensation firemen Central Police
Station.
No. IA (by Mr.. Dimarco) Police pay
bill.
No. go (by Mr.. Dimarco)- Equaliz-
Ing pay of policemen and policewomen.
No. 234 (by Mr.. Allen and Anne
Arundel county delegation Authoriz-
ing S225 1000 school bond issue.
No. 375 (by Mr.. Hiller)
compensation of Baltimore police ma
irons and charwomen.
No. 251, (by Mr., Bruce)-Increasing
compensation of Baltimore Supreme
Bench stenographer.
No. 563 (by Mr.. Sharp ,000,0 900
Baltimore office building.
No. 249 (by Mr.. Sharp)-Granting
Mayor and Council, Baltimore, power
to reorganize board and commissions.
No. 100 (by Mr.. Sharp)-Relating
transfer Baltimore city franchise.
No. 1879 (by Mr.. Sharp)-$1, 900 900
Art Museum loan.
No. 226 (by Mr.. Sharp 5000, 900
loan to extend Howard and Franklin
streets.
No. 14S (by Mr.. Sharp Empower
ing Board of Estimates.
No. 95 (by Mr.. Sharp)-$7,0 00,0 900
Baltimore bridges, street and grade
crossing loan.
No. SO (by Mr.. Sharp)-$1, 500 900
Baltimore conduit loan.
No. 81 (by Mr. Sharp)-$10,O00,0 900
Baltimore sewer loan.
No. 33S (by Mr.. Vandaniker)-P
sion for Baltimore court bailiffs
No. 1877 (by Mr.. Sharp)-Relating
assessments in Baltimore for paving
streets.
No. 1873 (by Mr.. oseph)-Pension
for stenographers Baltimore Supreme
Bench.
No. 40 (by Montgomery and Prince
Georges delegations) = Authorizing
100000 Washington suburban SAM
tary commission bond issue.
No. 2S1 (by Prince Georges county
delegation) Prince Georges county
S335,000 school bond issue.
No. 495 (by Montgomery county del
egations) Montgomery county $780,
900 school bond issue.
No. AGO (by Mr.. Upshur)-Worcester
county 100000 school bond issue
No. 43S (by Mr.. Williams -Increas-
ing penalties for using power boats in
Oystering.
No. (by Mr.. Gray)-Requesting
Public Service Commission to inves-
tigate need of street-car line to East
Patterson Park.