1882 JOURNAL OF PROCEEDINGS [Apr. 2

Which report was adopted by yeas and nays as fol-
lows:

AFFIRMATIVE.
Messrs.

Speaker, Ward, Hopkins,
King, Dryden, Satterfield,
Garner, Corkran, Scrimger,
Kendall, Keys, Dunn,
Norris, of Kent, Merrick, Mencke,
Ditty, Perkins, Sanford,
Krems, Contee, Lehmayer,
Phelps, Dudley, of Q. A., Curtis,
Feldmeyer, Norman, Martenet,
Simmons, Smith, Robinson,
Gibson, Anderson, of Wor., Johnson,
Walbach, of G., Truitt, of Wor., Long,
Choate, Buckey, Clark,
Stewart, Waters, Radcliffe,
Truitt, of Bal. co.. Bast, Graeffe,
Mann, Lakin, Anderson, of Car.,
Sandman, Brown, of Fred., Walsh,
Jeffers, Mitchell, Wilson,
Collins, Proctor, Finzel—58.
Dudley, of Talbot,

NEGATIVE—None.

Mr. Knott, from Committee on Corporations, returned,
with the request that same be sent to the Committee on
Temperance,

Senate bill entitled "An Act to extend the privileges
and enlarge the powers of Calvert Hotel and Improve-
ment Company in Calvert county, incorporated under the
General Laws of the State, and to reduce the number of
directors. "

Which was read and referred to the Committee on
Temperance.

Mr. Collins, from Committee on Claims, reported fa-
vorably the following order:

Ordered, That John B. Flood be paid the sum of forty-
five dollars ($45) for ice furnished the House of Dele-
gates for this session.

Which report was adopted by yeas and nays as fol-
lows: