602 JOURNAL OF PROCEEDINGS [Mar. 3

well. Downs, Duvall, Lowman, Bond, Simmons,
Smoot, Walbach, Benson, Cockey, Fitzsimmons, Col-
lins, Dodson, Jackson, Milbourne, Miles, Riggan,
Hopkins, Wingate, Murphy, of Dorchester; Keys,
Kirk, Fryer, Hill, Ray, Tighe, Wells, Walls, Butler,
Wilson, Carey, Dennis, Kirbin, Crawford, Harrison,
Harry, Smith, Andrew, Carroll, Hitchcock, McComas,
Goslin, Willey, Becker, Bosse, Evans, Lipman, Norris,
Reed, Hall, Morrison, Murphy, of Baltimore city;
Orem, Roth, Trager, Bouchet, Dawkins, Durham,
Grant, Linthicum, Moore, Godwin, Henkel, Lock,
Miller, Pairo, Baker, Bingham, Charles, Mitchell,
Tennant, Amiss, Johnston, Lansdale, Williams,
Drumm, Feaga, Loar, Stump, Jenkins, Fuss, Haines,
Kain, Oursler, Gill, Pearre, Messick, Harvey, Howard
—94.

The Journal of March 2nd, 1904, was read and ap-
proved.

PETITIONS MEMORIALS AND OTHER PAPERS.

Mr. Dodson presented petition of Thomas M.
Cooper and 37 other citizens of Talbot county, pro-
testing against the enactment of the "Haman Oyster
Bill."

Which was referred to the Committee on Chesa-
peake Bay and Tributaries.

Mr. Buckler presented petition of Wm. I. Burroughs
and 23 other citizens of St. Mary's'county, asking that
such laws be enacted as will give magistrates concur-
rent jurisdiction with Courts.

Which was referred to the Judiciary Committee.

Mr. Willey presented petition signed by J. E. Wil-
son and 41 other citizens of Caroline county, in sup
port of Mr. Collin's Vagrancy Bill.

Which was referred to the Judiciary Committee.

ORDERS.

On motion of Mr. Lock, it was

Ordered, That Mr, Bald be excused from to-day's
session on account of important business.