458 JOURNAL OF PROCEEDINGS [ Mar. 6.

Henkle, Jump, Kimmel,.	Tome, Vickers, Young— 20.
	NEGATIVE--None.

Mr. Young, from the Committee on Agriculture, to which
was referred fhe bill entitled, an Act to repeal section 2,
article 87 of the Code of Public General L&wi relating to
Sheep and Dogs, and to enact the following sections in lieu
thereof:

Reported it without amendment.

Mr. Spates submitted the following amendment:

Amend section 2, line 2, after the word "State," exept Al-
legany county.

Which was read and adopted.
Mr, Tome submitted the following amendment:

Amend the 4th section by striking "out in the 5th line all
after the premises.

Which was read .and adopted.

Mr. Waters submitted the following :

Amend by adding the following as an Additional section
to come in as section fifteen.

Section 15. And be it enacted, That this Act shall not ap-
ply to Calvert, Dorchester, Allegany, Worcester, Kent,
Charles, Anne Aruadel, Somerset,: Washington, Talbot and
St. Mary's counties, and Baltimore city.

Which was read and adopted.
Mr. Tome submitted .the following amendment:
Add; after section 15, Be it enacted, That all such laws in
the several counties relating to .thii section is hereby re-
pealed.

Which, was read and adopted.
Mr. Young submitted the following amendment
Section 1C. That any person, unlawfully or wilfully taking
and carrying away any dog upon which tax has been paid,
.shall be considered guilty of a misdemeanor upon information
made to a justice of the peace, shall be subject to a fine of not
less than $10 nor more than $25:" The tiarty so fined shall
give security for fine and costs, or be conuued in the county
jail until such fine and costs and jail fees shall have been
paid.

Which was read and adopted.
Mr. Philpot submitted: the following amendment:
Amend by changing section 14, or the number of that sec-
tion to section 17.