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Ditty, Norman, Robinson,

Krems, Smith, Johnson,

Feldmeyer, Buckey, Wolfinger,

Simmons, Waters, Deets,

Gibson, Bast, Hutton,

Walbach, of G., Lakin, Frenzel,

Lancaster, Mitchell, Radcliffe,

Stewart, Hopkins, Close,

Willis, Satterfield, Graeff,

Ward, Lednum, Hoffacker,

Dryden, Scrimger, Walsh,

Corkran, Gately, Hanson,

Mackie, Bramble, Waller,

Kimble, Sanford, Roberts,

Merrick, Knott, Wilson—55.

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

REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.

Mr. Satterfield, from the Committee on Printing, sub-
mitted the following report:

The Committee on Printing report that they had the
public printer before them, and he says it will cost $40
to print 200 copies of House bill No. 257. "

Which was read, considered and adopted.

HOUSE of DELEGATES,

February 13th, 1900.

The following Acts of the General Assembly of Mary-
land, originating in the House of Delegates, were pre-
sented to the Governor for his approval this day, at 11. 15
o'clock.

Chapter 15. An Act to repeal section 740 and 741, of
Article 4, Public Local Laws, entitled " City of Balti-
more, " sub-title " Police Commissioners, " as amended and
re-enacted by chapter 123, of the Acts of 1898, and to re-
enact the same with amendments.

Chap. 16. An Act to provide for the creation of a
Board of Police Examiners for Baltimore city, to define