880 INDEX.

BOUNTY, PAYMENT OF-

lation to the, read and referred, 478; reported
without amendment, and read the second time,
630; read the third time and passed, 644; re-
turned to the House, ib.

House bill relating to, to volunteers and drafted
men, reported without amendment, and read the
second time, 504; recommitted, 523; reported
with amendment, and read the second time, 534,
535; amendments adopted, 771; read the third
time, and passed, ib.; returned to the House, ib.

House bill to repeal section 2, ch. 108, 1866,
relating to certificates for, and re-enact the same,
read and referred, 782; bill rejected, 808.

BOWIE, ODEN—Senator elect, appeared and qualified, 3.

BOWIE, WILLIAM D., JR.—-Memorial frptn, praying for
the refunding of ceraia money erroneously paid
into the Treasury, 156.

Leave granted to report a bill to refund a sum
of money erroneously paid into the State Treasury,
by, in the year 1866, on account of storage of to-
bacco, 157; bill reported, and read the first,
second and third times, and passed, 329; sent to
the House, ib.; returned passed, 384.

BOWLAND, LEONI P.—Unfavorable report on the memo-
rial of, adopted, 554.

' BREWER, JOSEPH -G.—Ordered, that, late Door-keeper
of the Senate, be paid for eight additional days,
for extra services, 28.

BRIDGES—House bill to authorize the Mayor and Council-
men of Cumberland, to bridge the Potomac River,
and to issue bonds for that purpose, read and re-
ferred, 54; repored without amendment, and read
the second time, 191; read the third time and
passed, 192; returned to the House, ib.

Leave granted to report a bill authorizing the
Commissioners of Prince George's county to con-
struct a bridge over the Eastern Branch of the Po-
toraac river, at Bladensburg, 118; bill reporte^
and read the first time, 120; read the second time,
200; read the third time and passed, 238; sent to
the House, ib.; returned passed, 322.

House bill authorizing Theodore W. Baker, to
build a bridge across King's creek, in Somerset