Maryland election law excerpt sets polling, counting rules
Long, dense text lays out election administration in Baltimore region, including ballot handling, polling place setup, challengers, oath procedures, voter assistance, ballot counting, canvass processes, and penalties for violations. It details precinct organization, security measures, and state canvassing procedures, with specific timelines and officer duties.
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Maryland amends health workshops and factories law
An 1836 act amends Article 27 to strike and re enact section on health safeguards in clothing manufacture. It imposes a fine from ten to one hundred dollars for each garment produced under unsafe conditions. The act takes effect on passage. Governor Lloyd Lowndes approved.
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Maryland health crimes act requires employers to provide seating
The act adds a new section to article 27 of the public general laws mandating owners of retail dry goods, apparel, millinery, and similar stores to furnish a chair for each female employee during idle periods. Violations are a misdemeanor with fines from ten to one hundred dollars and daily penalties of one dollar for continued noncompliance. Effective upon passage.
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