1904.] OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES. 1S27

SATURDAY, April 2nd, 1904.

The House met at 11 o'clock, a. m., and was opened
with prayer by the Rev. Mr. Smith.

Present at the call of the roll the following mem-
bers :

Messrs. Speaker, Buckler, Wilkinson, Atkinson,
Atwell, Downs, Duvall, Lowman, Bond, Simmons,
Smoot, Walbach, Benson, Cockey, Collins, Dodson,
Jackson, Milbourne, Miles, Riggan, Hopkins, Win-
gate, Jones, Murphy, of Dorchester; Kirk, Fryer,
Hill, Ray, Tighe, "Wells, Walls, Butler, Wilson,
Carey, Dennis, Kirbin, Crawford, Harry, Hiteshew,
Andrew, Ca'rroll, Hitchcock, McComas, Goslin, Bosse,
Lipman, Norris, Reed, Hall, Morrison, Murphy, of
Baltimore city; Orem, Roth, Trager, Bouchet, Daw-
kins, Grant, Linthicum, Moore, Bald, Godwin, Henkel,
Miller, Pairo, Baker, Charles, Mitchell, Tenuant,
Amiss, Johnston, Lansdale, Williams, Feaga, Loar,
Stump, Jenkins, Fuss, Oursler, Gill, Pearre, Bennett
Hearn, Messick, Harvey, Howard—86.

The Journal of April 1st, 1904, was read and ap-
proved.

The Chair distributed the following message from
the Senate:

House bill, File No. 683, entitled "An Act to amend
Article 52 of the Code of Public General Laws, title
"Justice of the Peace,' sub-title 'Criminal Jurisdic-
tion' by adding a new section thereto to follow section
11, 13 and to be designated as section 11C providing
for the execution of warrants.' "

Endorsed: "Reported unfavorably and the unfavora-
ble report was adopted."