278 LAWS OF MARYLAND.

receipt of the same by said Branch, shall be forthwith read to
such Branch and entered at large on its Journal ; and such
Branch shall, after five days and within ten days after such ordi-
nance or resolution shall have been returned to it by the Mayor,
proceed to reconsider and vote upon the same. If such ordi-
nance or resolution shall, after reconsideration, be again passed
by three-fourths of all the members elected to said Branch it
shall be forthwith sent, with the objections of the Mayor, to the
other Branch, and after five days and within ten days, after it is
so sent, it shall likewise be reconsidered and voted upon also
by said other Branch, and if passed by a vote of three-fourths
of all the members elected to said other Branch it shall be and
become, to all intents and purposes, an ordinance or resolution
of the Mayor and City Council oS Baltimore. In such cases,
after said reconsideration, the votes on the question of the pas-
sage of such ordinance or resolution over the veto of the
Mayor shall be determined by yeas and nays, and the names
of the persons voting for and against the passage of said
ordinance or resolution over the veto of the Mayor shall
be entered on the respective Journals of each Branch of
the City Council. If any ordinance or resolution duly
passed by the City Council shall not be returned by the
Mayor to the Branch of the City Council in which the
same originated within five days of its actual regular sittings,
excluding special sittings called by the Mayor, after it shall
have been delivered to him, the same shall become an ordi-
nance or resolution of the Mayor and City Council of Balti-
more in the same manner as if the Mayor had approved it,
unless the City Council by an adjournment sine die, or
for a period exceeding one month, shall prevent its re-
turn. In case an ordinance or resolution duly passed by the
City Council shall embrace different items of appropriation, the
Mayor may approve the provisions thereof relating to one or
more items of appropriation and disapprove the others, and in
such case those he shall approve shall become effective and
those which he shall not approve shall be reconsidered in man-
ner and form as hereinbefore prescribed in this section, by both
Branches of the City Council, and shall become effective if again
passed over the veto of the Mayor by the vote as above pre-
scribed for the passage over the veto of the Mayor of entire ordi-