60 JOURNAL OF PROCEEDINGS [Jan. 13

"the amount expended and the purposes to which it was
applied" of the Governor's Contingent Fund, from September
30, 1913, to January 12, 1916:

EXPENDITURES.

For publishing legal and other notices, pardon ad-
vertisements and proclamations................ $1, 517. 89

For telephone services.......................... 1, 577. 72

For telegraph service, including electric clocks.... 468. 90

For investigations, commissions, etc............. 6, 795. 91

For printing for Executive Office................. 755. 25

For the General Assembly of 1914 (furniture, tele-
phone, etc. )................................. 3, 588. 92

For official expenses of Governor and private secre-
tary........................................ 2, 581. 55

For supplies, etc., for Executive Office........... 2, 096. 93

For miscellaneous expenses...................... 905. 66

For express service............................. 173. 76

Total.................................... $20, 462. 49

Respectfully,

P. L. GOLDSBOROUGH,

[Which was read. ] Governor.

INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By the President:

A Bill entitled "An Act to declare the sanction and consent
of the General Assembly of Maryland to the devise to 'The
Trustees of Caernarvon Methodist Episcopal Church South of
Baltimore, ' a body corporate, by the last will and testament
of Olivia Warfield, of a certain lot of ground in the City of
Baltimore. "

[Which was read the first time and referred to the Com-
mittee on Judicial Proceedings hereafter to be appointed. ]

Also a Bill entitled "An Act to declare the sanction and con-
sent of the General Assembly of Maryland to the sale, grant and
conveyance to 'Galilee Colored Methodist Episcopal Church of
Baltimore, ' a body corporate, by Gundie T. Long and Carrie
E. Long, his wife, of a certain lot of ground in Baltimore City. "

[Which was read the first time and referred, to the Com-
mittee on Judicial Proceedings hereafter to be appointed. ]