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sioners of the city of Baltimore, to be derived from the
granting or issuing permits to give public dances, soir-
ees, masked balls, boxing or athletic contests, or either
of them, in the city of Baltimore. "

Was read a third time and passed by yeas and nays as
follows:

AFFIRMATIVE.

Messrs.

Speaker, Ward, Satterfield,
Garner, Dryden, Scrimger,
Kendall, Disharoon, Bramble,
Norris, of Kent, Corkran, Knott,
Ditty, Pattison, Lehmayer,
Krems, Mackie, Latrobe,
Feldmeyer, Keys, Cover,
Simmons, Perkins, Robinson,
Walbach, of G., Dudley, of Q. A., Staley,
Choate, Norman, Wolfinger.
Stewart, Smith, Deets,
Mann, Anderson, of Wor., Radcliffe,
Sandman, Waters, Close,
Jeffers, Mitchell, Critchfield,
Collins, Hopkins, Anderson, of Car.,
Dudley, of Tal., Foster, ' Roberts—48.
NEGATIVE—None.

Said bill was then returned to the Senate.

Senate bill entitled "An Act to repeal and re-enact
with amendments sections 43 and 51 of the Acts of the
general Assembly of Maryland, 1898, chapter 123, being
Article 4 of the Code of Local Laws, title 'Baltimore
City, ' sub-title 'Charter, ' relating to the collection of
taxes. "

AMENDMENT PROPOSED.

Section 43, in line 12 of engrossed bill to strike out all
after the word "ground" to the words "the collector, " on
line 21, and insert in lieu thereof the following:

"And to properly describe said property, the city sur-
veyor shall actually survey and furnish to the city col-
lector a description and plat of each lot so in arrear, and
the sum to be paid for each survey, including the descrip-
tion and plat shall be three dollars and fifty cents; said