Maryland Act redefines Juvenile Justice Duties in Allegany
The 1914 Maryland act repeals and reenacts sections of Article 1 of the Public Local Laws for Allegany County to create a Juvenile Magistrate. It authorizes a governor appointed magistrate with a $1200 salary, details jurisdiction over minors under sixteen, detention provisions, probation, and civil penalties for delinquency. It also provides process authority to the Allegany County Sheriff and Cumberland police, and sets transitional repeal and enactment dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gener
Senate
Allewany
Cumberland
Board of County Commissioners
Conty Commissioners
Allegany County
Comrland
Appropriation in Support of Fire Companies Act of 1914
Maryland appropriates 1000 dollars annually to Allegany County volunteer fire companies as long as they remain incorporated. Payments are made September 1 to Chapel Hill Hose No 6 Cumberland Hose No 1 Frostburg Fire Good Will Lonaconing Potomac Wire Midland Mount Savage departments. Levy of 1000 dollars on assessable property authorized. Act takes effect on passage date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegany County
Maryland
General Assembly of
Allowany County
Allerany County
Chapel
Midland
Mount Savage
P. L. Goldsborough
City of
Cumberland
City Council of
Health tax bill for Cumberland health department approval
A 1914 act authorizes Cumberland to levy up to five cents per hundred dollars on property tax to fund a city Health Department. The first municipal election will decide approval via a ballot reading For Health Assessment or Against Health Assessment. If majority votes approve, the tax continues. if not, the act is void.
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
James McC. Trippe
House of Delegates
Jesse D. Price
Senate
House
Albert J. Almoney
Allegany County to Reimburse Schuyler Sureties
Maryland act directs Allegany county to levy 1914 funds totaling 3717.44 dollars to reimburse sureties on James Schuyler’s bonds for 1901 1902 and 190. The measure requires verification of insolvency allowances before payment and lists specific beneficiaries with amounts to be paid from the levy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegany County
Maryland
James Schuyler
Alegany County
General Assembly of
Alleghany County
James B. Dixon
John B. Dixon
David Dixon
John S. Phillips
Leonard Kolmer
Michael Winn
Joseph S. W. Harris
Bridget M. Moran
Daniel J. Moran
David M. Evans
William Dodds
Harry Thomas
William A. McIndoe
P. L. Goldsborough
James McC. Trippe
House of Delegates
Jesse D. Price
Senate
House
Albert J. Almoney
Bond Issue for Street Paving in Cumberland
A proposed act authorizes Cumberland to issue up to 150000 dollars in bonds for street paving. Voters will decide at the March 1916 general or a special election if bonds are issued, with bids advertised in Cumberland newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Cumberland Voter Registration Act Approved 1914
Legislation repeals and reenacts section on city voter registration in Cumberland Maryland. Requires residency in Cumberland for one year and county registration status. City to appoint two registration officers annually with public notice and nine hour sessions over ten days.
Allegany County Tax Measures Propose District Changes
Maryland General Assembly debates and enacts 1914 amendments to Allegany County tax collectors bonds and salaries, school tax levies, and county road bonds Shoemaker law funds. Provisions set bond amounts 50000 for first district 40000 second 30000 third, annual salaries by commissioners, and new school site purchases. Approved February 25 1914.
Cumberland Laborers to Receive Two Dollars Per Day
An act amends Article 1 of Maryland's Public Local Laws for Allegany County Cumberland to set a minimum wage of two dollars per diem for street laborers employed by the Mayor and City Council of Cumberland. The act adds Sections 129 and 130 and states the act takes effect on passage, approved March 17, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Allegany County
Cumberland
General Assembly of
P. L. Goldsborough
General index of Judgment Records for Allegany County
An act authorizes the Clerk of the Circuit Court to prepare a general index of Allegany county Judgment Records from 1900 to 1915 using a modern system. The County Commissioners are directed to levy funds on assessable property to cover indexing costs. Approved April 4, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegany County
General Assembly of
Maryland
P. L. Goldsborough
James McC. Trippe
House of Delegates
Jesse D. Price
Senate
House
Albert J. Almoney
Allegany County Vote To Repeal And Amend School Levy Act
An act repeals Chapter 47 of the 1910 Acts and re enacts provisions authorizing purchase of new school sites and an additional annual levy for repairs and improvements to fund public schools in Allegany County. The measure revises the annual levy by the Board of County Commissioners for school maintenance and building construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
End County
Boa
County School Commissioners
Board of County Commissioners of
Allegany County
Board of County School Commissioners of
Allegany
Board of School Commissioners
Allerany County
Board of School Commissioners of
Board of County Commissioners
General Assembly of
Maryland
Allegany County TB Sanatorium Support Act of 1914
A Maryland act authorizes state and county funding for the Allegany County Tuberculosis Sanatorium near Cumberland. It provides $1000 yearly for 1914-1916, contingent on raising double the amount by subscriptions or county levy, with county commissioners empowered to levy as needed.
Commissioners Authorized to Issue Bonds for Allegany County
Official notice states Allegany County may issue bonds totaling 30 000 dollars to redeem prior 1912 acts and relieve road directors from bond payments. It cites authority under the 1912 General Assembly acts and outlines levy provisions for road purposes and Shoemaker Law funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly of
Maryland
Aslegany
Theounty
Alevany
Allegany County
P. L. Goldsborough
General Assembly
Allegan County
Water Street closure authorized Cumberland Maryland
The General Assembly authorizes the Cumberland Mayor and City Council to close Water street between the Potomac River and Smallwood street, 134.6 feet north side and 100 feet south side, 40 feet wide, and to appoint commissioners to assess damages to affected property owners. Notice requirements precede action. ordinances may be enacted with compensation provisions and appeals under Maryland Public Local Laws.
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City Council of
Cumberland
Water Street
Potomac River
Loyal Order of Moose of
Cumberland Lodge No. 271
Smallwood Street
General Assembly of
Maryland
Allegany County
City of
Gai
Aang County
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State of
Justices of the Peace
Acts of the Assembly of 1912
L. Goldsborough
Sullivan
Health Board
Easton
Bert J. Almoney
Comerland
City of Cumberland
Lews of Maryland
Code of Public General Laws
John R. Sullivan
Secretary of the
Allegany County Tuberculosis Sanatorium, Incorporated
Yeing
Conor
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