446 INDEX.

MILEAGE—

which was passed, 61, and sent to Senate, 62; re-
turned passed, 67.

Message to Senate proposing the appointment
of a joint committee to take into considera-
tion the pay and mileage of members of the Gen-
eral Assembly, and committee appointed, adopted,
228; reported that members were entitled to mile-
age during the recess; minority report fixing
mileage, adopted, 259.

Message from Senate proposing a committee of
conference on, 275, concurred in 276; report of,
from Senate received, and concurred in, 283.

MILITARY AFFAIRS, COMMITTEE ON—Instructed to
report what legislation is required to thoroughly
re-organize the Militia of this State, 10; commit-
tee appointed, 12.

Granted leave to report a bill making an appro-
priation to repair the Armories at Annapolis,
Frederick and Easton, 14; unfavorable report,
adopted, 128.

Message from the Governor giving information
relative to Frederick Barracks, referred to, 81;
report thereon made, and adopetd, 105.

Message to Senate proposing a joint special com-
mittee to consist of five persons, to be appointed,
two by the President of the Senate snd three by
the Speaker of the House, to report at the next
meeting of the Legislature whether any, and if
any, what alterations ought to be made in the
militia system of this State, and that the said com-
mittee be authorized to report by bill or otherwise,
and that said committee be empowered to sit du-
ring the recess of the Legislature, and to con-
sult or employ such competent military advisers,
as they deem proper, to assist them in their la-
bors, providing that their compensation shall not
exceed $1000; and appointing on the part of the
House, Messrs. Compton, Sangston and Briscoe,
adopted, 89.

Memorial of Tench Tilghman, Major General
Second Division, M. M,; referred to, with instruc-