Public Health Plumbing Board Act Adopted in 1910
Maryland passes a new Plumbing subtitle to Article 43 adding seven sections 184 185 186 187 188 189 and 190. Establishes State Board of Commissioners of Practical Plumbing to license master plumbers and issue certificates and permits with fees and annual renewals. Board to enforce rules supervise examinations and regulate journeymen and apprentices. Effective on passage.
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Code of Public General Laws of
Maryland
General Assembly of
State Board of Commissioners of Practical Plumbing
Saib
Board of Commissioners
Baltimore
Baltimore City
Superior Court
Oyster Licenses and State Regulation in Maryland
Maryland proposes a comprehensive update to oyster law including licensing for rake or tong fishers, county restrictions on waters, fee structures, school fund allocations, and enforcement. Provisions cover license issues, fines collection, vessel markings, inspector duties, and the creation of special oyster inspectors to oversee packing and sale.
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Anne Arundel
St. Mary's
Talbot
Wicomico
Dorchester
Somerset
Queen Anne’s
Kent
Calvert
Charles
State Treasury
Baltimore
State Elections Act Repeals and Reenacts Provisions
Maryland lawmakers repeal sections on judges clerks and notices and reenact updates to election administration. The measure details appointment notices, oath forms, voter registration rules and publication requirements across counties and Baltimore City with phased newspaper posting and alternate posting in Howard County. It also outlines official procedures for nominations and publication timelines before elections and confirms which counties are affected.
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General Assembly of
Maryland
Public General Laws of
Board of Supervisors
Howard County
Baltimore City
United States
Salkd Board of Supervisors
Baltimore
Sald Elty
Anne Arundel
Calvert, Charles
Dorchester
Kent
Prince George’s
Queens Anne’s
St. Mary's
Somerset
Talbot
Worcester
Wicomico
Carroll
Washington
Allegany
Cecil
Montgomery
Howard
Caroline
Harford
Frederic
Garrett
Queen Anne's
St. Mary’s
Certification of oyster cargo inspection 1910 act text
A dated inspection record notes a Captain and schooner cargo of oysters split between merchantable and unmerchantable lots. It records quantities in bushels and states the act takes effect from April 13, 1910.
Control of Trustees Act Repeals and Amends Bonding
Maryland law updates trust sale procedures requiring trustees to post bonds with court approved sureties. Bonds may reflect property value when a corporate surety is used, and courts may raise penalties. Trustees must report sales and proceedings under oath when required, with the act taking effect upon passage, approved April 7, 1910.
Receiver's Bond Chapter 747 Adds Maryland Law Section 214A
The act adds a new Section 214A to Article 16 Chancery of the Public General Laws of Maryland 1904. It allows a receiver bond penalty set by the court up to the probable value of the estate and assets, with authority to raise the penalty for good cause. The text notes the procedure for bonds when the surety is a corporate entity authorized to act as such.
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Code of Public General Laws
Maryland
General Assembly of
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Oyster
State of
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Chester River
Nanticoke River
Wye
Circuit Court
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Oyster Fund
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Criminal Court
Justice of the Peace
Treasury
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