730            JOURNAL OF PROCEEDING [March 3,

Mr. Long, from the committee on Ways and Means, re-
ported favorably on the bill entitled, a further supplement to
the act entitled, an act respecting hay and straw brought for
sale to the city of Baltimore;

Which was read the first time.

Mr. Compton, from the committee on the Militia, reported
favorably on the bill entitled, an act to add the following
sections to the public local laws of Baltimore city, to provide
the mode of calling out the First Light Division Maryland
Volunteers, by the commissioners who constitute a board of
police for Baltimore city;

Which was read the first time, and by special order the
second and third time, and passed by yeas and nays as fol-
low!

	Affirmative.
Messrs.	Chaplain,	Krafft,
Kilbourn, Speaker	Dennis, of Som.,	Booze,
Durant,	Long,	McAllister,
Rasin,	Stanford,	Smith,
Medders,	Wilson, of Cecil,	Turner, Balt. city
Welch,	Bryan,	Coudy,
Parran,	Jones, P. Georges	Brining,
Compton,	Legg,	Freaner,
Burgess,	Starkey,	Stake,
Ford,	Kessler,	Griffith,
Worthington,	Claggett,	Barnard,
Denison, Balt. co.	Johnson,	Roop,
Quinlan,	Salmon,	Mills,
Renshaw,	Naill,	Turner, of H.--44.
Jones, of Talbot,	Wilson, of Har.,
	Negative.
Messrs. Berry,	Denison	. of Balt. city--2.

On motion of Mr. Freaner,

Leave was granted the Washington county delegation to
introduce a bill to amend the 134th and 135th sections of
article 21 of the public local laws relating to Hagerstown.

Mr. Dennis, of Somerset, from the committee to investigate
charges against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, made a
minority report:

Which was read, and referred to the committee on Internal
Improvements.

(See Document II.)