1904.] OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES. 1771

AFFIRMATIVE.

Messrs.

Speaker, Fryer, Linthicum,
Buckler, Ray, Godwin,
Atwell, Walls, Miller,
Downs, Butler, Charles,
Duvall, Kirbin, Mitchell,
Smoot, Harry, Tennant,
Walbach, Andrew, Johnston,
Benson, Carroll, Williams,
Cockey, McComas. Stump,
Collins, Goslin, Jenkins,
Dodson, Bosse, Fuss,
Jackson, Lipman, Oursler,
Milbourne, Norris, Pearre,
Miles, Morrison, Hearn,
Riggan, Murphy, B. city, Messick,
Hopkins, Bouchet, Harvey,
Wingate, Dawkins, Howard—54.
Jones, Grant,

NEGATIVE—None.
Also,

House bill, File No. 110, entitled "An Act to auth-
orize the Board of Police Commissioners of Baltimore
city to pay a pension to Thomas Simms, who was a
member of the police force of Baltimqre city, for more
than 20 years."

Endorsed: "Reported unfavorably and the unfavor-
able report was adopted."

Also.

House bill, File No. 111, entitled "An Act to auth-
orize the Board of Police Commissioners of Baltimore
city to pension Charles Slunt, formerly a policeman of
the police iorce of Baltimore city."

Endorsed: "Reported unfavorably and the unfavor-
able report was adopted."

Also,

House bill, File No. 265, entitled "An Act repeal
and re-enact with amendments section 42 of Article 4
of the Code of Public Local Laws, title 'City of Balti-