Maryland Trout and other Fish Statutes Act 1902
Maryland enacts a fisheries code with sections 78A to 78H restricting catching size and seasons for bass pike perch white and yellow perch rockfish and more. It requires dams to have fish ladders and prohibits certain destructive methods including dynamite and netting above tide lines. Public notices cover penalties and enforcement by justices of the peace.
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Code of Public General Laws
Funeral Assembly
Maryland
Baltimore
General Assembly of
Acts of the
General Assembly
Frederick
Howard
Cecil
Kent
Queen Anne's
Harford
St. Mary’s
Wicomico
Charles, Talbot
Worcester
Calvert
Somerset
John Walter Smith
Manures and Fertilizers Act Repeal and Reenactment
Maryland act repeals and reenacts section six of Article 61 to regulate fertilizer sampling for analysis at the Maryland Agricultural College. Purchasers may sample unbroken bags within 30 days, must mix five percent of total bags, and ship to the college with full, confidential affidavits. Analysts must provide full reports within 30 days. penalties include fines for false statements and noncompliance. The act takes effect upon passage, approved April 10, 1902.
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Genral Assembly
Maryland
Maryland Agricultural Colege
Maryland Aguricultural College
Agricultural College
Bald College
Maryland Agricultural College
Desecration of the National Flag chapter act amendments
A Maryland act amendments add a new Section 47C to Article 27 Crimes and Punishments. It prohibits attaching or depicting the national flag or coat of arms on goods or advertisements and bans such items from being attached. Violators face up to 100 dollars fine or up to 12 months in jail, with corporate penalties placed on the president or chief officer. The act takes effect April 30, 1902.
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Maryland
General Assembly of
General Assembly of Maryland
Code of Public General Laws
Pissetn
The
United States
Baltimore
Allegany County
Compulsory Education Exemption Details for Allegany and Baltimore
The law applies only to Baltimore city and Allegany County. It amends Article 77 to add fifteen sections under School Attending, numbered 124 through 138, following Section 123. The bill originated for statewide reach but counties were exempted except Allegany and Baltimore.
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Board of School
Baltimore City
Boards of County School Commissioners
Baltimore
Aald
City Council of
Boards of County Commissioners
Justices of the Peace
Police Commissioners
Board of School Commissioners
N. B
Allegany County
Allegany
Certification of Maryland General Assembly Act copy
The Clerk of the Court of Appeals of Maryland certifies the attached act copy as a full and true reproduction of the General Assembly act. Dated April 18, 1902, with the clerk’s seal and signature of Thomas Parran.
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Secretary of the
Senate
General Assembly of
Maryland
Alfred Ritter
The
House of Delegates
General Assembly of Maryland
B. L. Smith
Oe Ts. Smith
Horse of Delegates
Thomas Parran
Court of Appeals of
Act of the General Assembly
Court of Appeals
A. D
Court of Appeal
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John Hubner
Noble L. Mitchell
Tyabee
Tuess
the Court of Appeals
State of Maryland
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