INDEX. 1003

PETITIONS AND MEMORIALS—

Of certain citizens praying the removal of
Judge Stump, 25: withdrawn to go to the Sen-
ate, 37.

To protect ground rents from sale for taxes, 27.
For the hotter protection of oysters in this
State, 28.

Memorial of Robert J. Kerr of Thomas B.
Gaither as clerk, referred, 34.

Of Thomas Popplein, to make valid a deed, 34.

Memorial of W. L. Richardson and others, in
relation to closing hanks, referred to committee
on Corporations, 35.

Memorial of Richard J. Capron and Hugh Sis-
son to withdraw a will from records, referred, 35.

POTATOES, SWEET—Leave granted a special committee
to report a bill to regulate the measurement of.

85.

Leave granted the Select committee already
appointed, to include in the bill, Irish Potatoes
and Apples, 111.                                     

POSTMASTERS—See Governor.

Of the House required to keep open his office
until 9 P.M., 98.

POLK, W. P. G.—Bill to pay assignee of E. J. Wain-
wright, a sum of money. 15; favorable report,
read first time, and referred to committee on
Claims, 61.

POLICE AND ELECTION—Message from the Senate,
asking that the bills may be sent, to the Senate
for consideration, proceedings, 152, 153; pro-
ceedings on, 251, '52 '53, '54, '55, 257. '58. '59,
'60, '61; passed, 269, 270.

PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY—Petition from sundry citi-
zens praying the establishment of an additional
Primary School in the first election district of.

Leave granted to delegation from, to introduce
a bill for the better regulation of the free school
system therein, 42.

Petition of citizens of, for a survey of the line
between, and Anne Arundel, 294.