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1876.] OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES. 763
Mr. Browning presented the petition of Wm. P. Totten
and 60 other citizens of Oakland, Maryland, to abolish com-
missions on freights.
Which was read and referred to the Committee on Corpo-
rations.
Mr. Dodson presented the petition of John F. Mullikin,
James S. Chaplain, J. D. Clark, E. D. Thompson and 100
others, citizens of Trappe District, in Talbot county, asking
that no change be made in the Local Option Law for Talbot
county.
Which was read and referred to Messrs. Dodson, Fitzjar-
rell and Koons.
Mr. Dodson presented the petition of Wm. M. Poisal, John
Miller, Jas. H. Wharton, Nicholas Plumer, John S, Ham-
bleton and 125 others, citizens of St. Michael's District, in
Talbot county, asking that no change be made in the Local
Option Law, Talbot county.
Which was read and referred to Messrs. Dodson, Fitzjar-
rell and Koons.
Mr. Lambdin presented the petition of J, W. Busk and
34 other citizens from East New Market, Dorchester county,
asking for the passage of a law to condemn a lot of land for
public use in that town.
Which was read and referred to the Dorchester delegation.
On motion of Mr. Browning,
The petition of Thomas E. Owens and 117 other citizens of
Garrett county, asking the passage of a law abolishing the
charge of commissions exacted by the agents of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company on goods received and delivered
at second-class stations on said road,
W hich was on March 2d referred to the Committee on Ways
and Means, was withdrawn from that Committee, and referred
to the Committee on. Corporations.
The Speaker, (Mr. Smith,) presented the following memo-
rial of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad :
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD Co.,
Baltimore, March 8, 1876.
To the Honorable,
The General Assembly of the State of Maryland:
The memorial of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com-
pany, acting by its President and Board of Directors, respect-
fully represents;
That this Company begs leave to ask the attention of your
Honorable Body to the matters pending between the State
and the Company, to the end that there may be a just and
amicable adjustment of the same.
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