1900. ] OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES. 365

"Sec. 14. And be it enacted, That the policemen of
Hagerstown, or any of them, when thereby required by
Board of Street Commissioners, shall perform the duties
of collecting the sum or sums of money due by consumers
for service of light; provided, according to such regula-
tions as may he determined by the Board of Street Com-
missioners. "

Which was read a first time.

BILLS—THIRD READING.

House bill entitled an "An Act to make valid powers
of attorney made by married women. "

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

		AFFIRMATIVE.
	Messrs.
	Speaker,	Merrick,	Knott,
	Kendall,	Contee,	Lehmayer,
	Norris, or Kent,	Dudley, of Q. A.,	Curtis,
	Ditty,	Norman,	Johnson,
	Feldmeyer,	Smith,	Staley,
	Simmons,	Truitt, of Wor.,	Wolfinger,
	Walbach, of G.,	Buckey,	Clark,
	Stewart,	Waters,	Hutton,
	Truitt, of Bal. co.,	Bast,	Frenzel,
	Mann,	Lakin,	Radcliffe,
	Sandman,	Mitchell,	Close,
	Dudley, of Tal.,	Proctor,	Critchfield,
	Willis,	Hopkins,	Graeff,
	Ward,	Foster,	Norris, of Carroll,
	Dryden,	Satterfield,	Hoffacker,
	Disharoon,	Lednum,	Walsh,
	Corkran,	Scrimger,	Waller,
	Andrews,	Bramble,	Wilson,
	Linthicum,	Sanford,	Finzel — 59.
	Kimble,

NEGATIVE—None.
Said bill was then sent to the Senate.

House bill entitled "An Act to repeal and re-enact with
amendments section 19, of Article 77, of the Code of
Public General Laws, title 'Public Education. ' "