1110                                 INDEX.

WORCESTER COUNTY—

river, in, &c, 768; bill passed and returned to the
Senate, 769.

WASHINGTON COUNTY—Order adopted that James W.
Legett and Charles Nesbitt, of, parties claiming seats
as members of the House, be each accorded a seat
on the floor, &c., 11.

The Speaker laid before the House certain papers
relative to the contested election in, 13; referred, ib.;
report of the committee, 84; report adopted, 84.

Petition of sundry citizens, of, asking the forma-
tion of a new election district in said county out of
Districts Nos. 3 and 4, referred, 59, bill reported,
162; bill passed and sent to the Senate, 207; returned
passed by the Senate, 288, 289.

Order adopted to pay James W. Legett and Charles
Nesbitt, of, the usual per diem and mileage paid
members from said county, 77.

Petition of sundry citizens of, protesting against a
change in the inspection laws, referred, 125.

Petition of sundry citizens of, for a new election
district, to be composed of parts of Election Districts
No. 7 and 9 in said county, referred, 168.

Petition of D. G. Patton and forty other citizens
of, praying for the repeal of the law exempting ten
dollars of the laborers' money from attachment, re-
ferred, 168.

Petition from James Chambers, Lewis Watson

and twenty-eight other citizens of Boonsboro', in,

             praying the passage of an act legalizing the acts of

             the present corporate officers of said town, referred,

l85; leave to bring in a bill, 187; bill reported, 203;

bill passed and sent to the Senate, 349, 350.

Leave to bring in a bill entitled an act to protect
the fish in the rivers of the Conococheague and An-
tietim, in, 188.

Leave to bring in a bill for the enforcement of the
police regulations and ordinances of the town of
Sharpsburg in, 199, bill reported, 243, bill passed