EMERSON C. HARRINGTON, GOVERNOR. 12G9

Jr., Isidor Willen and Kalman Swogelsky (Willen assigned
to American Savings & Loan Assn. ), G. H. Tarbutton,
James L. Unger, M. H. Showalter, Howard E. Shank,
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank of Westminster,
Md., Ellis Baker, Harrison Rider, Corkran, Hill & Com-
pany, Charles G. Kriel, Jacob C. Shafer Company, William
Schluderberg & Son, and C. Hohman & Sons, for live stock
slaughtered by the State Live Stock Sanitary Board under
and pursuant to the Act of the General Assembly of Mary-
land of 1888, Chapter 519, as amended by the Act of the
General Assembly of Maryland of 1906, Chapter 431, in
the eradication of foot and mouth disease.
WHEREAS, there is due and owing by the State of Maryland
unto Julius Schwarten, Sisters of Bon Secours, Edward Sachs,
Harry Schultz, B. F, Shriver Company, John Segar, Jr.,
Jacob H. Riss. er, Henry Reiblich, Charles G. Rerm, Arthur
Rudo, George Roeder & Sons, William C. Reinhold, James
Pippin, Charles H. Quimby, Samuel &'. Owings, B. H. Missix,
Eli H. Martin, D. B. Martin Co., W. H. McKimmy, W. H.
McKimmy, Meyer Samuelson, Charles Meher, Charles H.
Mans, Charles W. King, Sarah Kate Koons, George Lang's
Sons, Joseph F. Hartle, William Harvey Hykes, Clifford W.
Hyrons, J. n. Miller, J. N. Miller, James H. Jones, Albert
F. Jenkins, H. M. Hopkins, James P. Gott, John H. Gross,
david R. Geib, Mary W., Fuss, Phoebe Ellwanger, c. Frank
Emmart, J. P. Dulin, Thomas L. Day, M. H. Downes, Sidney
Cooper, John H. Biemiller, Charles L. Berry, Harry J. Baby-
lon, William L. Boetler, W. J. Adams, Jr., Isidor Willen and
Kalman Swogelsky (Willen assigned to American Sav. & Loan
Assn. ), C. H. Tarbutton, James L. Unger, M. H. Showalter,
Howard E. Shank, FArmers and Mechanics National Bank of
Westminster, Md. Ellis Baker, Harrison Rider, Corkran, Hill
& Company, Charles G. Kriel, Jacob C. Shafer Company, Wil-
liam Schluderberg & Son, and C. Hohman & Sons, the sum of
thirty-two thousand, four hundred and two dollars and thirty-
eight cents ($32, 402. 38) for live stock slaughtered between
November 1st, 1914, and May 1st, 1915, by the State Live
Stock Sanitary Board, in the eradication of foot-and-mouth
disease, under and pursuant to the Act of the General Assem-
bly of Maryland of 1888, Chapter 519, as amended by the
Act of the General Assembly of Maryland of 1906, Chapter
431; therefore,

SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Mary-
land, That the Comptroller of the State of Maryland be and