894                         INDEX..

CUMBERLAND--                             

Connellsville Railroad Company, 117; referred ib.;
favorable report on, 203; bill passed, 215.         

Leave to bring in a bill to authorise the Mayor and

Councilmen of, to increase the annual levy of taxes in

said city, 206; bill reported 249; bill amended 308.

A bill reported to authorise the Mayor and Coun-

cilmen of the city of, to issue the bonds of said city,

for the purpose of procuring a plentiful supply of pure

and wholesome water, 207.

COLLECTIONS—Petition of Peter W. Crain, and others of

Charles county, to release William Nevet late collec-

tor, from the payment of interest, referred 22; leave

given to bring in a bill, 399; bill reported, 496; bill

passed and sent to the Senate 732; returned passed

by the, Senate, 808.

Leave to bring in a bill, to compensate B. F. Zim-
merman, for the collection of State taxes, 58; bill re-
ported, 85; bill passed, 153.

Order adopted, to inquire into the expediency of

releasing the interest due from Collectors, Clerks, &c,
where the debt has been of more than five years
standing, provided, &c, 59.

Petition of John B. Nichols, collector of the first
collection district of Anne Arundel county, referred to,
77; bill reported, 136; bill passed 217, passed by the
Senate 474.

Leave to bring in a bill to allow Walter Mitchell

              of Charles county further time to complete his col-

               lections, 98; referred, ib.; bill reported 110; bill pass-

        ed 155.

Leave to bring in a bill to authorize Joseph Stewart

  late sheriff of Charles county to complete his collec-

      tions, 630; bill reported, 670.

reported, to refund to Amos Osborn collector
of the second district in Harford county certain
                moneys overpaid by him into the Treasury, 671.

                  A bill reported entitled, an act to refund to Wm.

         Lockerman, collector of Caroline county, James E.

Douglas of Dorchester county, and Silas Browning,

   collector of the first election district of Montgomery

               county, certain moneys overpaid by them into the

     Treasury of Maryland, 401; bill passed, 401; bill

passed by the Senate, 756.