1860 JOURNAL OF PROCEEDINGS [Apr. 2

bach, Benson, Cockey, Dodson, Jackson, Milbourne,
Riggan,Miles, Hopkins, Wingate, Murphy of Dorches-
ter, Kirk, Fryer, Hill, Ray, Tighe, AValls 'Butler, Wil-
son, Dennis, Kirbin,Crawford. Hiteshew, Andrew, Car-
roll, McComas, Goslin, Willey, Bosse, Lipman, Norris,
Reed, Hall, Morrison, Murphy of Baltimore city; Orem,
Roth, Trager, Bouchet, Dawkins, Durham Grant, Lin-
thicum, Moore, Godwin, Henkel, Charles, TennantT
Amiss, Johnston, Lansdale, Feaga, Stump, FussT
Oursler, Gill, Pearre, Bennett, Hearn, Messick, Har-
vey, Howard—72.

REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.

Mr. Ray, from Committee on Federal Relations, re-
ported favorably,

Senate bill, File No. 135, entitled "An Act to cede
the jurisdiction of the Stated Maryland, to the United,
States of America, over so much land as has been or
may be hereafter acquired for the public purposes of
the United States."

Which was read the second time.

Mr. Benson, from Committee on Corporations, re-
ported favorably with amendments,

Senate bill, File No. 400, entitled "An Act to repeal
section 6 of chapter 517, of the Acts of 1902, entitled
'An Act to amend the charter and enlarge the powers
of the Baltimore, Westminster and Gettysburg Rail-
road Company, and to re-enact said section 6 with
amendments."

AMENDMENT PROPOSED.

Insert at end of section 1 the following: "Provided
that nothing in the charter of said corporation shall
be construed as empowering it to sell or lease electricity
for lighting or power purposes in Baltimore county."

Which was read the second time.

Mr. Johnston from Committee on Judiciary reported
favorably with amendments.

Senate bill, File No. 275, entitled "An Act to repeal
and re-enact with amendments sections 85 A, 85 B, 85