OF THE SENATE. 963

ments made for Allegany County during the recess of the
Legislature.

JOHN LEE CARROLL,

June 29, 1876.—Honorous Shirelify, Justice of the Peace for
1st district vice self, who failed to qualify.

July 20, 1876.—James Watson, Justice of the Peace for 1st
district vice self, who failed to qualify.

July 29, 1876.—Peter Philips, Officer of Registration for
10th district rice H. Hunekamp, who failed
to qualify.

July 29, 1876.—Worthington McCulloh, Officer of Registra-
tion for 12th district vice G. W. McCul-
loh, who failed to qualify.

Feb. 6, 1877.—Lenox Perrine, Justice of the Peace for 3rd
district vice H. Willison, who failed to
qualify.

Feb. 6, 1877.—J M. Turner, Justice of the Peace for 3rd
district vice Jno. M. Howard, who failed to
qualify.

June 20, 1877.—Cornelius S. Murphy, Justice of the Peace
for 15th district, new district laid off by
Commissioners.

June 20, 1877.—John Sammon, Justice of the Peace for 15th
district, new district laid off by Commis-
sioners.

June 20, 1877.—John F. Kenny, Officer of Registration for
15th district, new district laid off by Com-
missioners.

July 16, 1877.—William Piatt, Judge of Orphans' Court,

vice Cornelius Slack, deceased.
On motion by Mr. Combs, of Allegany,
The aforegoing nominations were referred to the Commit-
tee on Executive Nominations.

STATE OF MARYLAND,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

Annapolis, Jan. 4, 1878.
Gentlemen of the Senate of Maryland:

I herewith transmit to you a list of Executive appoint-
ments made for Anne Arundel County during the recess of
the Legislature.

JOHN LEE CARROLL.

Apl. 27, 1876.—Allen Marriott, Justice of the Peace for 1st
district vice Jno. S. Marriott, declined.