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Proceedings and Acts of the General Assembly, 1872
Volume 190, Page 290   View pdf image (33K)
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290 JOURNAL OF PROCEEDINGS [Feb. 6,
No. 5. The entrance door to this house is almost entirely
gone, and the first floor much out of repair, and we find about
one hundred broken joists throughout the building. The second
floor also needs repairs, and we would suggest that as the
auction room in this building is not used, and its space is
needed for drying tobacco, that the partition be taken down
and the space be devoted to the legitimate purposes of the
warehouse. The spouting and pavement around the house
also require repairing.
In our examination of all the houses, we find every indica-
tion of care and attention on the part of the Inspectors, with
one exception, viz: the habit of emptying ashes in some part
of the houses, which we consider dangerous, and we would
recommend that a tank or receiver be at once constructed for
the better security of the property.
Your committee feeling convinced that some measures
should at once be taken in regard to repairing the warehouses,
would most respectfully suggest that a committee, composed
of practical builders, be at once appointed to examine the
warehouses, and report the amount, in their judgment, neces-
sary to make the needed repairs.
All of which ie most respectfully submitted.
JOHN THOMAS BOND,
FREDERICK SASSCER,
R.JOHNSON COLTON,
J. H. STEELE,
GEO. A. FEIG.
Committee.
"Which was read and adopted.
Mr. McCosker (the rules being suspended) submitted th
following order:
Ordered, That a committee of five be appointed, one from
each legislative district of Baltimore City and two from the
counties bordering ou the Chesapeake Bay, to enquire into
the cause of the disasters to the ice-boats Chesapeake and
Maryland.
Which was adopted, and
Messrs. McCosker, McColgan, Staylor, Smith and Dough-erty constituted said committee.
The Secretary of the Senate delivered the following bills,
Severally endorsed, "Passed by yeas and nays:"
A bill, entitled an Act .to repeal sections 117 and 121 of
Article I. of the Code of Public Local Laws of Allegany
county ,'relating to the town of Oakland, in said county, and
to substitute in lien of sections 117 and 121 the following.

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