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1872.] OF' THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES. 401 Charles county, praying the passage of a law taxing the Bal- timore and Ohio Railroad. Which was read and referred to the Committee on Ways and Means. Also, The petition of sundry citizens of Charles county, praying for the passage of a dog law. Which was read and referred to a Select Committee, consisting -of Messrs. Chapman, Stone and Colton, of St. Mary's. Mr. Travers presented the petition of James H. Start, and fifty other mechanics of Baltimore City, against the manu- facture of boots and shoes in the Maryland Penitentiary. Which was read and referred to the Committee on Man- ufactures. Mr. Radcliffe presented the petition of Thomas O. Bennett, Rufus Spedden, James N. Dawson, John Hubbard, W. H. Travers, and one hundred and sixteen other citizens of Dorchester county, asking for a modification of the oyster law, so far as it applies to Branhock's Bay, Todd's Point Bay and Le Comte's Bay. Which was read and. referred to the Committee on th Chesapeake Bay and its Tributaries. Mr. Smith presented a petition against allowing non-resi- dents to dredge in certain waters within Dorchester county. Also, The petition of Thomas J. Seward, and others, asking for a law to prevent non-resident-i {yam catch ing terra pi as with- in the creeks, &c., of Dorchester county. Which were severally read and referred to the Dorchester delegation. Mr. Griswold presented the petition of Robert Gamblin, and other colored barbers, asking the closing of barber shops on Sunday in Baltimore City. Also, . The petition of citizens of Baltimore City to close barber shops on Sunday. ' Also, The petition, of J. Adam Ruppert, and others, asking for a law to close barber shops on Sunday in Baltimore. Which were severally read and referred to the Baltimore City delegation. 26 |
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