Maryland Act Expands Juvenile Justice Jurisdiction in Allegany
The 1914 Maryland act repeals and reenacts sections of Article 1 for Allegany County to create a Juvenile Magistrate with a 1200 dollar salary. It grants powers over delinquent and dependent minors under sixteen, appoints a clerk, sets detention provisions, and expands sheriff and Cumberland police roles to support juvenile proceedings. The measure takes effect upon passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly of
Maryland
State of
Allegany County
Justices of the Peace
Acts of the General Assembly of
Felows
Senate
Cumberland
Board of County Commissioners
City of
House of Correction
Circuit Court
City Health Tax Act for Cumberland 1914
An act authorizes Cumberland to levy up to five cents per hundred dollars of property tax to fund a Health Department. It requires voter approval at the next municipal election with a ballot labeled Health Assessment or Against Health Assessment, and takes effect upon passage. Governor’s certification confirms the act from Maryland General Assembly January Session 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
City of
Surgeon General
United States Public Health Service
Board of Health
General Assembly of
Maryland
Board of Election Supervisors
Allegany County
P. L. Goldsborough
Code of Public Local Lawes
Lews of Maryland
Board of County Commissioners
Code of Public General Laws
State of
James McC. Trippe
House of Delegates
Jesse D. Price
Senate
House
Albert J. Almoney
Allegany County Fire Company Aid Act Approved
An act authorizes Allegany County to pay volunteer fire companies 1000 dollars annually. Funds are levied on assessable property and paid every September first. Distributions earmarked: Chapel Hill Hose No.6 150, Cumberland Hose No.1 150, Frostburg Fire Dept 200, Good Will Fire Co 200, Potomac Fire Co No.2 100, Midland, Mount Savage departments 100 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegany County
Maryland
General Assembly of
Allerany County
Chapel Hil! Hose Company No
Cumberland Hose Company No
Cumberland
Frostburg Fire Department
Frostburg
Good Will Fire Company
Lonaconing
Potomac Fire Company
Westernport
Midland Fire Department
Midland
Mount Savage
Allegany Somnty
P. L. Goldsborough
James McC. Trippe
House of Delegates
Jesse D. Price
Senate
House
Albert J. Almoney
Reimbursement for James Schuyler sureties in Allegany
Allegany county authorized to levy 8717.44 for James Schuyler sureties at 1914 levy if the county finds he was entitled to allowances for insolvencies and mistakes. Payments due to several sureties listed, with specific sums to administrators and individuals. Act also covers Cumberland street paving liens, bond issuance, and fund transfers taking effect from January 1914.
Bond Issue for Cumberland Street Paving Authorized
An act authorizes Cumberland to issue bonds up to 150000 dollars to finance paving within the city. Voters will decide at the March 1916 general election or a prior special election whether to issue the bonds, with bids advertised in two Cumberland daily papers and bonds issued to the highest bidders if bids are satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
General Assembly of
Maryland
City of
City Merk
City Council of
An Act on Cumberland Voter Registration Revisions
An 1914 act repeals and reenacts Section 71 of Maryland public local laws for Allegany County to regulate voter registration in Cumberland. It requires city registration, residency proofs, and annual appointments of two registration officers with notices in two Cumberland newspapers. Approved April 10, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Allegany County
Cumberland
General Assembly
General Assembly of
State of
Allegany
P. L. Goldsborough
Cumberland Maryland Labor Wage Act of 1914
Public Local Laws of Maryland Allegany County Cumberland under Article with sections 129 and 130 require the Mayor and City Council of Cumberland to pay laborers not less than two dollars per day. The act takes effect upon passage and was approved March 17, 1914 by the Governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Maryland
Allegany County
Justices of the Peace
Acts of the Assembly of 1912
Cumberland
General Assembly of
P. L. Goldsborough
Allegany County seeks tax and school bond reform measures
The act repeals and reenacts sections on tax collectors qualifications bonds and salaries in Allegany County and authorizes distribution of state and county taxes. It also authorizes a 7 cent levy for school purposes, designates bond issuance of 30000 and 5000 bonds for road and school improvements, and sets payment and governance rules.
General Index of Judgment Records Authorized in Allegany County
An act approved April 4 1914 authorizes the Clerk of the Circuit Court to prepare a general index of Allegany County Maryland Judgment Records from 1900 to 1915 using the current system. County Commissioners are empowered to levy funds on assessable property to cover indexing costs. The act was approved at the January 1914 session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegany County
General Assembly of
Maryland
Circuit Court
Tax Levy Revisions for Allegany County School Buildings
An act repeals and reenacts Chapter 47 of the 1910 acts to adjust annual levies by the County Commissioners for maintaining public schools and erecting new school buildings. It authorizes purchase of new school sites and provides for an additional levy for repairs and improvements. The measure retains the core aim of funding school facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners of
Allegany County
Board of County School Commissioners of
Board of
School Commissioners of
Board of School Commissioners of
Board of County Commissioners
General Assembly of Maryland
Allegany County Tuberculosis Sanatorium Support Act
An act provides for a 1900s appropriation to Allegany County Tuberculosis Sanatorium Incorporated for 1915 and 1916 to aid maintenance and improvements near Cumberland. It authorizes county levy to raise funds matching twice the state allocation and leaves discretion to levy by the County Commissioners. Approved April 16, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegany County
Agee County Tuberculosis Sanatorium
Cumberland
General Assembly of
Maryland
Allegany County Tuberculosis Sanatorium, Incorporated
Aliopasy
Allegany County Bonds Authorized Under 1912 Act
Commissioners authorize issuing bonds totaling 30000 dollars to redeem earlier Allegany County bonds and to relieve road directors from bond payments. The 1912 act authorized levies of 40000 dollars for general road work and 26000 dollars for permanent roads during 1912 1915, plus 10000 dollars of five percent bonds in 1912 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gany County
General Assembly of
Maryland
Allegany County
Srs
Ailerany County
Altevany County
P. L. Goldsborough
General Assembly
Allegany
Alleganyounty
Asute Nauka
Cumberland may close Water street for Moose House
An Act authorizes the Mayor and City Council of Cumberland to close Water street between the Potomac River and Smallwood street. The Loyal Order of Moose Lodge No. 271 will use the land for a new home, with compensation to affected property owners assessed by appointed commissioners under Maryland law. The act provides notice requirements, procedures for damages, and repeal of conflicting charter provisions, taking effect upon passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council of
Cumberland
Water Street
Potomac River
Smallwood Street
City of
Said Street
Loyal Order of Moose of
Cumberland Lodge No. 271
General Assembly of
Maryland
Allegan County
Cumber
City
P. L. Goldsborouge
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John R. Sullivan
Health Board
James Schuyler
James B. Dixon
John B. Dixon
David Dixon
John S. Phillins
Leonard Kolmer
Michael Winn
Joseph S. W. Harris
Stan
Bridget M. Moran
Daniel J. Moran
David M. Evang
William Dodds
Harry Re
William A. Indoe
Cumbeland
Bert J. Almoney
Jammer
Secretary
Goldsborough
Aoe
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