WILLIAM T. HAMILTON, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR. 9
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convicted of offences punishable as aforesaid ; and
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all persons who shall hereafter be convicted of any
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offence punishable as aforesaid, and confined in said
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jail under a sentence for a longer period than two
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calendar months, shall each have a deduction from
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their several terms of sentence of five days for each
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and every calendar month during which no charge
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of misconduct shall have been sustained against
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them, and they shall be discharged at the expiration
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of their respective terms of sentence, less the time
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so deducted, and a certificate of the warden of the
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Warden to
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said jail of such deduction shall be entered on the
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certify to de-
ductions.
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warrant of commitment ; provided, that if during
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the term of imprisonment the prisoner shall commit
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any act of insubordination or other violation of dis-
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cipline the Board of Yisitors may, at their discre-
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tion, reduce or annul entirely such deductions.
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SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That this act shall take
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When effec-
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effect from the date of its passage.
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tive.
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Approved February 10, 1880.
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CHAPTER 5.
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AN ACT to accept from the United States a grant
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of the grounds, buildings and appurtenances known
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as the Pikesville Arsenal in Baltimore county in
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this State.
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WHEREAS by an act of the Congress of the United
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Preamble.
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States making appropriations for the sundry civil
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expenses of the Government for the fiscal year end-
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ing June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and eighty,
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approved March 3d, eighteen hundred and seventy-
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nine, the Secretary of War was authorized and di-
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rected to transfer to the State of Maryland the
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grounds, buildings and appurtenances known as the
Pikesville Arsenal in Baltimore County in this State,
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to be used for militia purposes or other purposes as
the necessities of the State may require.
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