2002 VETOES.

The following twelve Mils were vetoed by the Governor while
the General Assembly was in session and none of them
were repassed over his veto. These veto messages will
also be found in the House and Senate Journals.

CARROLL COUNTY.

March 19, 1943.
The President of the Senate,
Maryland State Legislature,
State House,
Annapolis, Maryland.

Dear Sir:

I am returning, without executive approval, Chapter 172
(Senate Bill 122), entitled:

"An Act to repeal Section 12 and to repeal and re-
enact, with amendments, Sections 13 and 14 of Article
7 of the Code of Public Local Laws of Maryland (1930
Edition), title 'Carroll County', sub-title 'Billiards',
relating to the closing of pool or billiard rooms or bowl-
ing alleys in Carroll County and the penalty for the
violation thereof. "

The Attorney-General to whom all bills are submitted for
opinions as to their constitutionality and validity, has made the
following comment on this Bill:

"This Bill deals with pool and billiard rooms or bowl-
ing alleys in Carroll County. Jurisdiction is given to
the Justice of the Peace in the County. To conform with
the present system, jurisdiction should have been given
to the Trial Magistrates. If time permits, it might be
well to veto the Bill and have a new Bill passed. "

In view of this suggestion, I am vetoing this Act.

FISH.

February 18, 1943.
The President of the Senate,
Maryland State Legislature,
State House,
Annapolis, Maryland.

Dear Sir:

I am returning, without approval, Chapter 33 (Senate Bill
39), entitled: