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and extent of such assignment, and for the compensation, guard-

ing, transportation, care, attention, discipline and punishment

for escape or attempted escape of prisoners so assigned ........

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No. 5. Vetoed. Being a duplicate of Chapter 28...............

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No. 6. An Act to provide for and make legal the investment of

trust, fiduciary, savings and other public and private funds, in

the State of Maryland, in the Federal Farm Loan Bonds, issued

by the various Federal Land Banks ..........................

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No. 7. An Act to punish the storing of foodstuffs for the purpose

of cornering the market, and providing a penalty therefor ....

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No. 8. An Act to add an additional section to Article 27 of the

Annotated Code of Maryland, title "Crimes and Punishments,"

Sub-title "Poison — Attempting to," said additional section to fol-

low immediately after Section 409 of said Article and sub-title

and to be numbered 409-A ...................................

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No. 9. An Act to add two additional sections to Article 27 of the

Annotated Code of Maryland, title "Crimes and Punishments,"

sub-title "Destroying Property Maliciously," said additional sec-

tions to follow immediately after Section 100 of said Article

and sub-title and to be numbered, respectively, 100-A and 100-B.

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No. 10. An Act to authorize the Conservation Commission of

Maryland to construct and maintain two modern fish hatcheries.

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No. 11. An Act making appropriations for the payment of the ex-

penses of General Assembly of Maryland for the extraordinary

session of nineteen hundred and seventeen ....................

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No. 12. An Act to repeal and re-enact with amendments Sections

132, 133, 134 and 135 of Article 72 of the Annotated Code of

Maryland, title "Oysters," sum-title "Reserved Areas," so as to

extend the operation of said sub-title to other localities of the

State, and to vest certain powers in the Conservation Commis-

sion of Maryland with respect thereto ; and to add two new

sections to said Article, the same to follow Section 136 thereof,

and to be known as Sections 135-A and 135-B, authorizing the

Conservation Commission to reserve and replenish scraping areas

upon certain conditions and restrictions, and also to set aside