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Surveys   in Charles Co.
1'r.   Shoemaker added to Committee   on  Sujjj.-liec
IL£.   Hutton  substituted for  Chairman   on  Cora, on  Suplies.
Co- .v.itteo   ci.uthorii.ed  to purchase  supplies.
Adjournment
Mr.   Shoemaker moved that   surveys be  made  frorr. Matt woman the   District Line and from the  end of  the   State  Aid Survey near ?orestville   to Marlboro.     and in Charles  County from H'attwoman to  La Plata.     The motion was   seconded by Governor Crothers and adopted.
Dr.   Clark moved that  l.'r  Shoemaker be  added to  the  Committee  on Supplies.     The motion v/as  seconded by 1'r.   Hutton and adopted.
Governor  Crothers moved  that Mr.   Hutton be  substituted for  the Chairman  on  the  Committee  on  Supplies,   the  Chairman desiring  to  be  relieved.     Mr Shoemaker  seconded the motion v/hich was adopted,   the  Committee  being authorized to  purchase  the  supplies checked  off on a  list  furnished by the Chief "''ngincer.
Dr.   Clark moved that   the Commission adjourn to  meet L'onday,   November  23rd.,   1908,   at  its  offices,   Union  Trust Building,  Baltimore,   at  11  o'clock A.?.'.
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Nineteenth I'eotin;
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Minutes.
Correction of loase witii Johns Iloplcins University
Field note-books.
Baltimore, Md., November 30, 1908.
Pursuant to adjournment, the State Roads Commission met at its offices, Union Trust Building, Baltimore, Maryland, November 30th., 1908, at eleven o'clock A.M.
Present: Governor Austin T. Crothers, Chairman John Y.. Tucker, Messrs. P. C. Hutton, S. ?.r. Shoemaker, Ira Bmsen and Win. B. Clark.
The minutes of the previous meeting of the Commission were corrected and approved.
Dr. Clark moved that the matter of the correction of the lease with the Johns Hopkins University as to floor space be placed in the hands of the person who drew the lease, in order that it may be re-written to conform to the resolution passed at the last meeting of the Commission. Mr. Shoemaker seconded the motion and it was adopted.
Dr. Clark moved that 500 field note-books, like the form now in the use by the Geological Survey Commission, be purchased for the use of the survey parties of the State Roads Corn-
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