The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-09-26
CONSTITUTIONAL REFERENDA

oysters from such natural beds OF bars IN Ches-
apeake Bay as the Commission may mark out
for that purpose. and at such time as the Com
mission may designate. but not to exceed one
month in any one year and under such regula-
lions as said Commission may from time to
line prescribe; and, provided, however that
said oysters may be sold only for the purposes
now permitted under the existing laws OF
Maryland. during the season of the year above
mentioned; and in addition thereto, to per-
sons engaged in the industry of planting and
,ultivating oysters within the State of Mary
and. the to be delivered only upon land
which may have been leased under the proyis-
ons of this subtitle for said purposes of
planting or cultivation.
Sec. 9. And be it further enacted That il
any provision of this Act shall be declared un-
constitutional invalid by any Court, such
judgment shall not affect impair or invalidate
the remaining provisions thereof, but shall be
confined in its operations to the specific pro-
vision held unconstitutional or invalid and
the inapplcability or invalidity of any Sec
ton, clause provision of this Act in any one
or more instances shall not be taken to affect
or prejudice in any way its applicability or
invalidity in any other instance.
Sec. TO- And be it further enacted, That
this Act shall take effect on June l, 1889.
Approved: May 8, 1889.
CHAPTER 1872
AN ACT to repeal and re-enact. with amend
ments Sections l, 2, and of Article 101
of the Annotated Code of Maryland 1935
Supplement-, title 'Workmen's Compensa-
ton" subtitle State Industrial Accident
Commission"
Section l. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of Maryland That Sections l, 2.
and of Article 1O1 of the Annotated Code of
Maryland (1935 Supplement- title Work
mems Compensation" subtitle Estate Indus
trial Accident Commission" be and they are
hereby repealed and re-enacted. with amend
ments, to read follows:
l. A Commission is hereby created which
shall be known the State Industrial Acci-
dent Commission, to be composed of four Com
missioners. Upon June LIST, 1889, all of the
terms of the Commissioners in Office upon the
taking effect of this Act shall terminate, and
the Governor shall thereupon appoint one
Commissioner who shall hold office for term
of one year, one for term of two years,
for term of three years, and one for term
of four years. Upon the expiration of the term
of each Commissioner, his successor shall be
appointed by the Governor for term of four
years. Each Commissioner shall devote
his entire time to the duties of the Office and
shall not hold any position of trust or engage
in any occupation or business interfering
inconsistent with his duties as such Commits
sioner, or serve on or under any committee of
political party. Each Commissioner shall
hold office until his successor shall be APP
pointed and shall have qualified. Vacancies
shall be filled by the Governor for the unex-
pired term. The Governor may at any time
remove any Commissioner from office for n-
efficiency neglect of duty malfeasance in
office. Before such removal he shall give such
commissioner copy of the charges against
heard in his own defense, either in person, or
by counsel which shall not be less than ten
days thereafter, and such hearing shall be
open to the public. The principal Office of the
Commission shall be in the City of Baltimore,
but branch offices may be established at other
places in the State for the purposes of admin
istering this Article
2. The Governor shall designate one mem
Der of the Commission as the Chairman there
of, and he shall be the administrative and
executive head Of the Commission and shall
have the final authority in all matters relating
10 the assignment of for trial, the man.
agement of the State Accident Fund and the
administrative work of the Commission and its
employees, except in the PRONUNCIATION of rules
and regulations wherein the Commission shall
act as badly, and in the trial and determine
ton of cases, hereinafter provided The
other three members are hereby vested with au-
thority to hear and determine any hearing,
trial, inquiry or investigation which the Com
mission is authorized to hold or undertake;
and any one of such other three members
can preside alone at any such hearing, trial
l. inquiry and investigation, and every order and
determination made by any member shall
be deemed to be the order or determination of
the Commission. The Chairman shall only sit
to the trial of cases when. in his judgment, it
is necessary to expedite the trial work of the
Commission.
B. The present employees of the Commits
SION shall continue to serve in their present
positions and shall retain all of their rights
under Article GA of the Annotated Code
title Merit System" The Chairman of the
Commission shall have power to make any
future appointments as are provided for in
the Budget, which appointments must be made
in accordance with the provisions of said Ar
tlcle 64A. The secretary and other assistants
that may be employed shall be entitled to re-
ceive their actual necessary expenses while
travelling on the business of the Commission.
Such expenses shall be itemized and sworn to
by the person who incurred the expense and
allowed by the Chairman of the Commission
The Chairman of the Commission shall keen
ana MAINTAIN its main office and hro oh
offices as he shall deem proper and necessary
for the administration of this Article and
snail provide suitable rooms, necessary office
furniture, supplies, books, periodicals and
maps for the same. All necessary expenses
shall be audited and paid out of the appro-
priation in the State Treasury provided for in
thiIss Article. The Commission shall provide it.
self with seal for the authorization of its
orders, awards and proceedings, upon which
shall be inscribed the words state Indus
trial Accident Commission, State of Maryland
Official Seal"
Each member of the Commission and each
person appointed to office or employment by
the Commission shall, before entering upon
the duties of his office or EMPLOYMENT take
| ana subscribe the constitutional oath of office
b. Inc Secretary of the Commission shall
keep and maintain full and true record of all
proceedings of the Commission, of all docu-
ments papers ordered filed by the Commits
sion or by its rules. of decisions or orders made
~ any member of the Commission and of all
decisions or orders made by the Commission
OF approved and confirmed by it and ordered
MED, and he shall be responsible to the Com
mission for the safe custody and preservation
81 all such documents at its office. He shall
nave the power to administer oaths in all parts
81 the state, SO far as the exercise of such
power is properly incident to the performance
Oh MS duty or that of the Commission The
Chairman of the Commission NAV designate
from time to time, one of the clerks of the
oruce. appointed by him. to exercise the pow
ers and duties of the Secretary during his abb
sence. 49,
Sec; e. And be it further enacted, That this
Act snail take effect June 1, 1899.
Approved: May IL. 1899.
WHEREAS, Petitions to refer the
aforesaid Acts of the General Assem-
bly, to the voters of the State of Mary.
and, for adoption or rejection. have
been filed with the Secretary of State
n conformity with the provisions Of
Article XVI of the Constitution Of
Maryland, entitled "The Referendum.
md the said Acts of Assembly will be
o submitted to the voters at the cleo
ION to be held on November 5, 1910.
| NOW, THEREFORE,, /, HERBERT
+. OCONOR, GOVERNOR OF THE
| STATE OF MARYLAND, Pursuant to
he authority and direction contained
N Section 5 (a) of Article 16 of the
Constitution of Maryland, do herebv
order and direct that this Proclama.
ton containing full, true and correct
copy of Chapters 1853 and 1872 of the
Acts of the General Assembly of Marv-
| land of 1889, be published in at least
two newspapers in each of the Coun-
Ties OF the State where so many may be
| published and where not more than one
| may be published then in that news