1916] OF THE SENATE. 893

"Strike out 'Sec. 5. ' and insert in lieu thereof 'Sec. 4, ' in line
1 of Section 5, on page 2 of the Bill as pointed for the third
reading. "

"Strike out 'Sec. 6, ' on line 1 of Section 6 of the Bill as
printed for the third reading, on page 2, and insert in lieu
thereof 'Sec. 5. ' "

[Which was laid over under the rules. ]

Also favorably, with amendments,

SENATE BILL No. 578, BY ME. COOPER.

SUBJECT: PAY CLAIM OF DULANY-VERNAY COM-
PANY.

Amendments proposed by Committee:

"Page 1, Section 1, line 2, after the word 'hundred, ' strike
out the word 'forty-seven' and insert in lieu thereof the word
'forty-six. '"

"Page 1, Section 1, line 3, strike out the words ''dollars
and sixty cents' and insert in lieu thereof the words 'dol-
lars and fifty-seven cents. '"

[Which was laid over under the rules. ]

Also favorably, with amendment,

SENATE BILL No. 683, BY MR. DUVALL.

SUBJECT: OYSTER CULTURE—JUDGMENTS.

Amendment proposed by Committee:

"Section 1, line 11, page 2 of the printed Bill, strike out the
period at the end of the sentence and insert in lieu thereof a
semicolon, then insert the following: 'provided that the whole
amount of said warrant of the Comptroller shall not exceed
the sum of $75, 000. ' " [Which was laid over under the rules. ]

Also without recommendation, with amendments,

SENATE BILL No. 187, BY MR. JONES.

SUBJECT: SUPPORT OF WIDOWED MOTHERS.

Amendments proposed by Committee:

After the word 'city, ' in line 13 of the title, add the words
'or for carrying out the provisions of this Act by the Board of
Supervisors of City Charities of Baltimore city. '"

"After the word 'testimony, ' in line 47 of Section 1 of the
printed Bill, add the following: 'provided, however, that in-
stead of appointing the Board for Mothers' Relief of Balti-
more city, as provided in this section, the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore may, in its discretion, devolve the duties
imposed by this Act upon said Board for Mothers' Relief upon
the Supervisors of City Charities of Baltimore city. ' "

[Which was laid over under the rules. ]