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, T.Td. , ''ay 5th, 1910.
3ighty-fcecond Masting.
Present.
Minutae were not rsad.
Appearance   of ^r.   L.  1?.   Clag-gett before  the   Commit si on regarding the  Jefferson Pike.
Delegation representing  the Harford Road Improvement c iaticn.
Delegation requesting  six par-cant  grade  on Balair Ruad.
Tha  regular  semi-monthly meeting  of the  State Pcads  rom-raission was held  this Thursday,   T.'ay  5th,   1910,   at   its  off j cos,   Union Trust Building,   Baltimore,  v'd. ,   at   10:30  A.  ?'.
Present:     Tha  Governor,   Chairman Tucker,   "easrs.   Hutton, Shoemaker  and ^lark.
The minutes  of  the  previous meetinrr  of  the  Commission ware   not  read.
!'r.   T,.   •"(.  Keono  Clarr^att  appeared 1-efura  tr 3  commission  in regard  to   tho  Jaff arson Pik3,   bot-.vaan Jefferson and Wev-3rton  and "between Jsffarson and ^rad^rick.
The  Chairman  etatod  that   the piles  had ha.-jn  offered the CoOTnission at  $10,000'.,   but by private  subscription,   throurfi   the afforts  of "r.   Clar.^tt,   tho  pried had baon  radv,c2d to   ^9980. Thara  ar^  7 miles  of pike,   in  very ^o^H  condition.
The   question   arose   as   to  v.'hether  th 3  pika  v/as   o-.tied  in feu  or whether  any  easements  or  rirhts  had bejn  pr anted by  the company for  the erection  of  telephone  poles,   trolley -.virse,   2tc.
It was understood  that "r.   Cla^n-ett  -./ould  obtain  this information and present   same  at  the  next m^etinr of the  commission.
A delegation  repr^sentinr the Harford ^oad  im
Association,   headed by *'r.   Harry 1V.   Adams,   had a conference  with the  CommisBicn,   stating that  their  object  was  to   take  up matters along  the Harford Poad and   :o   assist,   as   Tar  as possible,   the Commission  in  securing  rirrhts  of way,   '-.c.
The  officers  of the  I'arford Poad  Impr jvem int   Aesociation are;     J.   George Gahring,   Karford Poad  ^  Atlantic  Avenue,   president; I'r.   Charles ,T,   Knox,   Lauraville,   T'd. ,   Vice  President;     T'r.   r\   p. Bradfiald,   4 Hamilton  Avenue,   Socretary;     ?"r.   T.   u.  Fallonee, Parkville,   Treasurer.
It  was agreed that  if  the   services  of  ths   Association -.vsra needed in  sacurin,"?; any rights  of way alon/r the  route,   they v/ould bo corarnunicated  -.vith   in regard to   sane.
A delegation  of citizens and taxpayers alonp  the Air P.oad,  Mr.   Frank ?•'.   Gorsuch,   spokeanan,   requested the  "ommis-sion  to make the p;rade  on  the Bel Air Poad at Putty Hill a 6# grade.     After some discussion  of  the matter,   it v/as understood that  the  Chairman would take  up  the  question with the  County