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1876.] OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES. 341
Baltimore, $16,717.00, with a claim against the County
Commissioners for School Taxes levied and collected, but not
paid over, of $12,948.30.
Baltimore City.
Calvert, no indebtedness.
Caroline, $775.00.
Carroll, $6,565.16.
Cecil, $20,142.60.
Charles, no indebtedness.
Dorchester, no indebtedness.
Frederick, $22.280:00.
Garrett, $3,800.00.
Harford, $23,986.42.
Howard, no indebtedness.
Kent, no indebtedness.
Montgomery, $3,985.66, of which $1,838.50, is due to
Teachers. The Collectors have in hands of School Taxes not
paid over, $4,500.00.
Queen Anne's, no indebtedness.
Prince George's, $6,167.79, of which $5,000 is due to the
Teachers.
Somerset, no indebtedness.
St. Mary's no indebtedness.
Talbot, $5,573 17, with amount due to the School Board
by the County, and unpaid January 31st, $19,556.77.
Wicomico, no indebtedness.
Worcester, no indebtedness.
Washington, $35,656.72.
Total, $165,274.52.
Which were severally read, and
On motion of Mr. Donaldson,
Ordered to be entered on the Journal, and
Referred to the Committee on Education.
Mr, Bird presented the petition of James H. Hillen and
Wm H. Hillen and 19 others, citizens of Calvert county
asking for a law prohibiting the taking of oysters with tongs
scoops or other instrument in Mill Creek, and its tributaries
except by residents on its shore, for the period of four years.
Which was read and referred to the Committee on the Chesa-
peake Bay and its Tributaries.
Mr. Dashiell presented the petition of Esau D. Insly, George
W. Robertson, John W. Bellemy and 65 other citizens of
Wicomico county, for shortening the time for taking oysters
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