OF THE SENATE. 977

ments made during the recess of the Legislature for Wash-
ington County.

JOHN LEE CARROLL.
Apl. 28, 1876.—Elijah Swope, Justice of the Peace for 7th

district; additional Justices provided for

by Act of Assembly.
June 22, 1876.—Joseph Hersberger, Justice of the Peace for

13th district vice self; who failed to qualify.
June 29, 1876.—John H. Fiery, Justice of the Peace for 10th

district vice Jacob Fiery, who failed to

qualify.
June 29, 1876.—Thomas Watkins, Justice of the Peace for

11th district vice self, who failed to qualify.
June 29, 1876.—Upton Morin, Justice of the Peace for 12th

district vice John H. Grove, who failed to

qualify.
June 29, 1876.—Henry Reeder, Officer of Registration for

4th district vice Francis Pike, who failed

to qualify.

Mch. 27, 18/7.—Charles H. Dickel, Justice of the Peace for
14th district vice Jno. Harbaugh, who
failed to qua ify.

June 13, 1877.—James W. Leggett, Justice of the Peace for
9th district vice Jno. D. Lester, who failed
to qualify.

Mch. 9, 1877.—John S. Wolf, Justice of the Peace for 18th
district vice Luther D. Betts, who failed to
qualify.

On motion by Mr. Newcomer,

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 the Executive appoint-
ments made for Worcester County during the recess of the
Legislature.

Aug. 24, 1876.—James McGregor, Officer of Registration for
9th district vice self, who failed to qualify.

On motion by Mr. Franklin,

The Senate advised and consented to the aforegoing ap-
pointments, agreeably to the nominations of the 4th instant.
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