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INDEX.
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1067
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Baltimore City — Continued.
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CHAP.
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PAGE
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Infectious diseases hospital regulated.....................
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36
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60
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Infectious Disease Hospital for temporary use............
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348
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483
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Justices of the Peace, commission to report on............
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445
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669
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Juvenile Court established ..............................
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611
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881
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Legislative districts changed ............................
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602
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861
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Licenses for balls, athletic contests, etc....................
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514
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747
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Licenses for hay and straw dealers repealed..............
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584
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839
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Liquor licenses in Walbrook ............................
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228
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329
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Mayor and Council authorized to provide for widow and
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children of Thomas D. O'Keefe........................
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55
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66
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Miener, Alexander, police pension........................
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213
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320
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Mulligan, J. T., pension authorized ......................
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326
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437
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Notaries, additional, to be appointed.....................
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321
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434
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O'Keefe, Ida E., pensioned ..............................
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55
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66
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Paff, Louis V., police pension............................
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280
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388
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Police Commissioners ..................................
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591
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848
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Police Commissioners, special fund.......................
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514
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747
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Police Matrons..........................................
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492
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716
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Police pension act amended..............................
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81
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101
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Primary election .......................................
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296
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405
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Probation officers........................................
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611
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881
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Railway tracks on part of Lombard street prohibited.......
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99
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121
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Railway tracks not to be laid on certain streets...........
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558
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812
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Register; appropriation for..............................
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491
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715
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Selvage, Charles M., pension increased...................
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182
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285
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Shaefer, Fannie, pension for.............................
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318
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432
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Stock issue for electrical conduits authorized ............
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246
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346
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Stock issue for water service authorized..................
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33$
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445
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Stop-over to be issued by all railroads........... ........
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615
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896
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Streets and alleys........................................
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453
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668
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Tunney, Thomas W., refund to .........................
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530
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769
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Walbrook, liquor licenses................................
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228
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329
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Western Maryland R. R., sale authorized ................
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129
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197
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Baltimore City Hospital —
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Appropriation for ......................................
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512
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736
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Bequest to .............................................
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632
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951
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Baltimore County —
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Clerk's office of Ciruuit Court, hour of closing on
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Saturday .............................................
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45
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58
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County Treasurer .......................... ...........
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234
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331
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Dundalk, Sparrows Point and North Point Railway Com-
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pany, authorized to bridge Bear creek...................
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75
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85
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Election districts, boundaries ...........................
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550
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799
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Fish and fishing, Back river, Seneca creek, etc............
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158
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250
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Fish and fishing, Dundee creek ..........................
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378
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538
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Franchises, legalized and regulated...... ................
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368
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525
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Health and sanitary officers..............................
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515
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748.
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