974 EXECUTIVE PROCEEDINGS

ments made for Prince George's County during the recess of
the Legislature.

JOHN LEE CARROLL.

Apl. 26, 1876.—Robert V. Pumphrey, Officer of Registra-
tion for 3d district vice W. H. Harper, de-
clined.

May 16, 1876.—Dionysius T. Sheriff, Justice of the Peace
for 13th district, new district established
by law.

May 17, 1876.—James A. Crandle, Justice of the Peace for

10th district vice self, who failed to qualify.
May 18,1876.—Benedict J. Guzman, Justice of the Peace

for 5th district vice G. W. Brandt, de-
clined.
May 18, 1876.—R. Walter Brook, Justice of the Peace for

12th district, to supply the number the

district is entitled to.
May 18, 1876.—George Wheeler, Officer of Registration for

10th district vice self, who failed to qualify.
May 8, 1876.—John H. Thomas, Justice of the Peace for

4th district vice self, who failed to qualify.
May 18, 1876.—Zach. Morgan, Justice of the Peace for 4th

district vice self, who failed to qualify.
May 18, 1876.—J. P. Kirby, Justice of the Peace for 12th

district vice self, who failed to qualify.
May 24, 1876.—John C. Thompson, Justice of this Peace for

11th district viee self, who failed to qualify.

Aug. 2, 1876.—James Mulleken, Judge of Orphans' Court
vice Richard L. Ogle, resigned.

Aug. 9, 1876.—Robert A. Bowie, Officer of Registration for
11th district vice Thomas H. Osborne, de-
ceased.

Jan. 29, 1877.—Jno. Beall of Jno., Justice of the Peace for
1st district vice I. Irvin, who failed to
qualify.

Apl. 11, 1877.—J. L. Henry, Justice of the Peace for 13th
district, to fill the number the district is
entitled to.

May 26, 1877.—J. T. W. Compton, Justice of the Peace for
8th district vice Geo. W. Thomas, deceased.

Aug. 24, 1877.—Fillmore Beall, Justice of the Peace for 1st
district vice Jno. Beall, who failed to
qualify.