1874.] OF THE SENATE. 835

Mr. Brattan, from a Select Committee, reported favorably

The Senate bill relating to the sale of spirituous or intoxi-
cating liquors, in Hungary Neck District of Somerset county.

Which was read the first time.

Mr. Earle, from the Committee on Finance, submitted the
following

REPORT.

The Committee on Finance make the following report, as
to the number of officers of the Senate, and the localities
from which they come. They are twenty-one in number.

1. Augustus Gassaway, Secretary, Annapolis.

2. William H. Hiss, Rcadiny Clerk, Baltimore city.

3. Solomon E. Smith, Journal Clerk, Dorchester county.

4. William G. Purnell, Engrossing Clerk, Cecil county.

5. John W. Gibbs, Committee Clerk, Baltimore city.

6. James M. Lowe, Committee Clerk, Talbot county.

7. L. M. K. Griffith, Committee Clerk, Calvert county.

8. R. A. Bagley, Committee Clerk, Montgomery county.

9. John Spencer, Committee Clerk, Queen Anne's county.

10. T. F. Cox, Sergeant-at-Arms, Caroline county.

11. Abraham Cole, Postmaster, Harford county.

12. Thomas Whitting, Doorkeeper, Baltimore city.

13. J. D. Johnson, Assistant Doorkeeper, Wicomico county.

14. Edward B. Fuller, Messenger, Garrett county.

15. Thomas McCrea, Messenger, Howard county.

16. Albert Willis, Page, Baltimore city.

17. Wm. H. Pennington, Folder, Kent county.

18. Thoman Bond, Folder, Baltimore county.

19. George H. Davis, Folder, Carroll county.

20. Thomas H. Slaughter, Messenger to Printing Committee,
Caroline county.

21. Edward Powers, Janitor, Annapolis.

JAMES T. EARLE,

Chairman.

The Clerk of the House of Delegates appeared and deliv-
ered

The House bill entitled am Act to appropriate a sum of
money to pay the claims of George Wand, I. S. Wilson, R.
G. Fields, Parran & Williams, Thomas K. Robson, Julius
A. Johnson, Clement Sulivane, William W. Busteed, Welsh,
Baker & Company, Wm, G. Parsons, Broydrick & Claryi