From the Baltimore Sun.
MARYLAND LEGISLATURE,
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ANNAPOLIS, hdfCi ~, 1910.


The bill taxing certain officers, which
thought would he rejected by the Sen.
ate, passed that body this night. The
bill provides for the payment iuto the
Stale Treasury, by way of,axes, viz:


The clerk Of Baltimore City Court.
Baltimore County Court, and tie Regis,
ter Of Wills of Baltimore County, each
the sum Of $500 By tho clerk of Fred
erck County Court $3.50 BY the clerk
Of Washington County Cour, S400. By
The clerk OF the Cour, Of Appeals of wes-
tern shore, and the clerk of Prince Geor.
ge's County Court the sum of $3.50. By
the clerk of Alegany and the register Of
wills Of Frederick $500. By the clerks
of Cecil. Somerset, lIarlord, Montgomery,
Dorchester, and by the register of wills
of Washington $3.50. By the clerks of
Talbot, Queen Anne's. St. Mary's, Charles
and Kent 5000. BY the clerks of Wor-
cester, Caroline, Calvert. Carroll, Anne
Arundel, and by the register in Chancerv,
and the register Of wills of Prince Geor-
ge's Sl50 each. By the register of wills
of Cec'i, Somerset, Hartford. Dorchester
and Montgomery Sl25. BY The regis>
lers OF ST. Alary's, Charles, Queen Anne's,
Talbot, Worcester, and AIlegany 500.


BY the register of Caroline, X emf, CAL
vert, Anne Arundel. and the clerk of How
ard District SIS. By the registers Of
Carroll county and Howard District $50,
and by the clerk Of The Court Of Appeals
for :astern shore $40


The following nominations were made
by the Governor this night, and confirm
ed by The Senate, viz:


For cLId Judge Of Judicial Dis.
rirt,-Robert NJ. Martin.


For Register of Wills in Cecil
George X. Howard.


For auctioneers IN Baltimore city, Ro.
oelt Lennon, r. a. Taylor, w. G. lIar-
rlson, S. 0, Hoffman, VIM. H. Soper,
Henry w. Bool, William Ward, Henry
E'ur'eld. Tebulon, Pratt, John w. Wrigil.
Rand,'i Aieachnan, John Gross, VIM.
N. Dutch, Samuel II Cover.


The business of the past week had
been urged on So as to have left little to
be accomplished to night, aud lha, little
Is suEnn'arIiy disposed of, by the adop-
u"n of AZ oider tina, after ten no House
bills shall be considered. The bills from
HE Senate then undergo consideration,
aud are etther past or rejected.


The following bills have become laws
10 night.


A bill reported by Mr.. johnson OF a. A.
supplemental To the act giving the Chan
ctlior and the county courts Jurisdiction
in cases of divorce.


A bill reported by Mr.. Williams of Bal
'more city, enIarging The jurisdiction of
she court Of Chancery.


A bill reported by Mr.. Holiday, Of
hen', relating to sales of property by con-
stables.


The bill from the seIcc: committee, to
provide for the completion of the Chcsa-
peake and Ohia Canal to Cumberland:
bill taxing certain officers reported by Mr..
Lynch.


a bill reported By Mr.. Archer to pro-
vide for the division Of Baltimore city
INTO twenty wards.


A bill reported by Mr. Buckley relating
to the fees Of clerks and registers whose
terms have expired.


A bin reported by Mr.. Archer to re-
peal the act Of lS4l, for the completion
OF The canal


A bill reported by the committee on
elections to preven, illegal voting.
A bill reported by MIR. Springer, sup>
elemental 10 the act regulating The char
yes for carriages iii Baltimore.


A bill from the Senate, supplemental to
the act extending the charters of the Bal>
tlmore banks.


A bill from The Senate for the appoint.
ment of additional leather inspectors.


BY joint resolutions, Wm. L. Goldsbo-
rough, Esq, Of Talbot, was appointed
States agent in join, stock conn panies in
place of Wm u. PurneIl, president. and
WIN. II. Firzhugh, director on the part of
the slaie,in the Mechanics bank of Bal
llmore, in place of. J. Speed, resigned


The House is more quiet than have
ever seen it, at final adjournment. leave
Them awaiting silently The announcement
Of the presence Of the Governor to sign
and seal the laws. They will probably
be through by 3 o'clock, when they will
adjourn sine de-