ALBERT C. RITCHIE, GOVERNOR. 1681

within six months upon payment of all taxes which have ac-
crued up to the time of revival. I do not think that an indefi-
nite time should be allowed for the reinstatement of charters,
and there does not seem to be any particular need for this
measure anyhow. The bill will be vetoed.

POLICE PENSION AND REINSTATEMENT BILLS.

The following bills direct the payment of pensions or re-
funds to the former police officers named:

Chapter 57 (H. B. 220) : George Winters.

Chapter 56 (H. B. 204) : Otto Pfaff.

Chapter 44 (H. B. 148) : Martin J. Gallagher.

Chapter 54 (H. B. 100) : Frederick Ehlers.

Chapter 45 (H. B. 16) : Luke J. Dyser.

Chapter 62 (H. B. 105) : James T. Cawthorn.

Chapter 282 (H. B. 358) : James S. Kiggins.

Chapter 444 (H. B. 551) : James N. Lane.

Chapter 527 (H. B. 691) : John Lynch.

Chapter 91 (H. B. 264) : Widow of Richard E. Freeman.

Chapter 612 (S. B. 421) : Maurice E. Pease.

Chapter 157 (S. B. 257) : William J. McDonald.

Chapter 153 (S. B. 223) : George W. Reese.

The following bills authorize the reinstatement of the offi-
cers named:

Chapter 89 (H. B. 265) : Gustav Sehnke.

Chapter 84 (H. B. 118) : Thomas B. Hopkins.

Chapter 182 (H. B. 381) : Walter H. Stapf.

Chapter 279 (H. B. 474) : John O. Seiland.

Chapter 257 (II. B. 482) : Charles G. A. Messerschmidt.

Chapter 246 (H. B. 473) : Charles M. Miller.

Chapter 442 (H. B. 611) : Frank J. Saurin.

Chapter 548 (H. B. 678) : Albert E. Dix.

Chapter 528 (H. B. 683) : Casimir Andrewjeski.

Chapter 209 (S. B. 298) : George T. Meddleton.

Chapter 210 (S. B. 299) : W. F. Schaefer.

Chapter 678 (S. B. 14) : Charles V. Murray.

Chapter 616 (S. B. 445) : Charles Morris.

I have secured full reports upon each of these cases from the
Police Department. No good purpose would be served in re-