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Increases in salaries held under advisement.
Annapolis Boulevard between Arnold Sta.& Glen-burnie  ordered advertised,
Approved bills ordered t)d.
List  of bills.
Mr.^hoemaker appointed representative of S.K. to confer with U-Ii.Co.
Contract between
boro Tnpk.Co. and Hagers-
town Railway Company.
Governor Crothers moved that all increases in salaries of employees in the engineering department, other than those agreed on at this meeting of the Board be held under advisement until the ne::t meotinr: of the Commission.  The motion v;as seconded by i^r. Hut ton, and adopted.
On notion of Lr. Glark, seconded by Governor Crothers, it was ordered that the portion of the Annapolis Boulevard between Arnold Station and Glenburnie, a distance of about 14 miles, be advertised as soon as the plans for this portion are approved.
On motion of Governor Crothers, seconded by jr. Glark, it was agreed that all bills, this clay approved by the Auditing Committee, be paid.  The bills were as follows:
Fosnot  & Willi-.ms Company,..   ......... .$65.00
The Kelly stationery Company,	3.75
do.	5.25 The Dulany-Vernay Company, ............. .60
do.	6.00 The  Sun  Job Printing Office,............18.00
do .	6.50 ^rthur 7arr,er,   .........................   12.71
P.   V.'eber & Company,	6.30 D.  i^arkley Supply  Co . ,   ................     4.00
Octoraro   V/ater Company,	1.25 •J.  LI .  iionache,   ........................     5.75
Scott  ".Vilson,	l.t-3 V".   ?.   7rycr,   .   ........................     6.00
Haines  ". Kirk,	78.31 George  Sack &  Sons. ,   .   .................   55.03
Consolidated G-as ,iSlectri c Lt.c ?ow. Co., .;.36
do.	4.50 Johnc  Hoplcins   ,,'nivcrsity,   .   .......... .166.67
Jhattolanec  Spring v.-ater  Cor.vpany,	2.50 The  S:m  J^b  Printing Of ri je ,   .   ........     4.50
fidelity u i/epoeit  Oom^.any of idd. ,	lO.C'C: American  Ice  Jomnany,   ................     1.25
P. G. Button,	15.05 Thoc. Somervcll,....................... 1.46
Dr.  Glark moved  that  ij.   Shoemal:er be appointed a representative  of the  State.Roads Commission,  with power  to  act,   in adjusting questions arising, with  the  United Railways  & Electric Gonrpany as  to  the rights   of  the  State   Hoads Commission and   tlie fact that betterments  to the Railv/ays Gompany's  structures are not  to be made at  the  State's  expense.     The matter was  seconded by iur. Hutton,  and adopted.
The Coimsel   to the Commission stated that  the Boonsboro Turnpike  Company would be  ready within a few days  to  turn over to the  State title to  the Boonsboro Pike,  and that  a copy of a  contract between the Turnpike Company and  the Hagerstown Railway Company had been  sent him which he  would   like  to   submit  to  the Commission.
On motion of lir. Clark, seconded by Governor Grothers, this contract was referred to the Chairman and Chief Engineer for examination.
Regarding the question of installation of gas mains on all State Roads by the Consolidated Gas Company, Iur. Hutton moved