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The following is the amount requested by each county:

		Amount
		Requested by	Date of
		the Commis-	Notification,
	Counties.	sion.	1915.
	Allegany ..................	$7,500	April 14th
	Anne Arundel...............	6,000	May 7th
	Baltimore .................	8,000	April 12th
	Calvert ....................	1,000	April 14th
	Caroline ...................	2,500	May 7th
	Carroll ....................	4,800	May 7th
	Cecil ......................	4,000	May 7th
	Charles ...................	2,500	May 7th
	Dorchester ................	5,000	May 7th
	Frederick .................	7,500	May 7th
	Garrett ...................	3,000	March 26th
	Harford.....................	4,000	April 14th
	Howard ...................	1,500	May 7th
	Kent ......................	2,000	May 7th
	Montgomery ...............	4,000	March 29th
	Prince George's..............	3,500	March 26th
	Queen Anne's ..............	2,000	May 7th
	St. Mary's...................	3,000	May 7th
	Somerset ..................	1,500	May 7th
	Talhot ....................	1,500	May 7th
	Washington ...............	2,000	May 7th
	Wicomico .................	7,500	May 7th
	Worcester .................	3,000	May 7th

The following counties complied with this request and provided
for the following amounts:

	Allegany ..............................................	$7,500
	Baltimore .............................................	8,000
	Cecil .................................................	4,000
	Charles ..............................................	1,000
	Garrett ...............................................	3,000
	Howard ..............................................	1,500
	Queen Anne's...........................................	3,000

And the following counties indicated their willingness to pay
the suggested amount during the progress of an assessment:

Anne Arundel,

Frederick,

Harford,

Kent,

Montgomery.

Eleven counties failed to make an appropriation or to express a
purpose to meet the requisite expenses.

It appears from the above table that the County Commissioners
were notified early in the year 1915 that the State Tax Commission