Arthur Stump, Arthur George Brown, Henry Lloyd, James C. Rogers, Phillips Lee Goldsborough, Samuel M. Jones, Thomas G. Hayes, J. Craig McLanahan, John R. Pattison, Arthur Herzog, Daniel M. Murray, Ernest C. Hatch, A. H. Taylor, Charles F. Stein, Edward H. Sappington, Thomas W. Copenhaver, R. B. Tippett, Peter L. Hopper, Robert L. Gill, A. M. Tyson, Charles G. Baldwin, Alexander L. Seth, Louis N. Frank, Albert E. Donaldson, J. Howard Fox, Frederick T. Dorton, William B. Levy, James W. Denny, Alfred S. Niles, Walter I. Dawkins, Harry W. Baetjer, Winson G. Gott, J. G. Schlipp, Daniel W. Doub, John Wirt Randali, Stuart S. Janney, W. H. Hambleton, Thomas F. Cadwalader, Robert B. Peter, Frank G. Turner, Joshua W. Miles, Thomas H. Simmons, Charles D. Wagaman, William H. Thomas, James R. Brashears, Thomas A. Murray, Albert J. Long, S. S. Field, John P. Briscoe, Frank J. Duncan, Clarence M. Robert, R. L. Mitchell, Edwin R. Stringer, Henry W. Williams, James E. Ellegood, John D. Urie, J. Seymour, T. Waters, Philemon H. Tuck, Thomas H. Robinson, Glenn H. Worthington, Blair Lee, W. H. Perkins, Jr., Oscar Wolff, Daniel M. Henry, R. Lee Slingluff, W. W. Parker, J. Edward Tyler, Jr., J. Edwin Webster, Alexander Hardcastle, Jr., Oscar Leser, A. A. Doub, P. Bartley Watts, A. Hunter Boyd, Jr., Clarence A. Tucker, J. Wilson Squier, W. Calvin Chestnut, Alexander A. Robertson, William T. Brantley, E. Allan Sauerwein, Jr., Clayton Purnell, Edward N. Rich, Peter J. Campbell, Louis B. Bernei, Charles J. Bouchet, Lee S. Meyer, Stewart Brown, Charles E. Fink, Omar F. Hershey, John Mays Little, John C. Motter, T. W. Heimuller, L. B. Keene Claggett, Edward Guest Gibson, William Penrose, John W. D. Jump, Frederick V. Reinheimer, Augustine Binswanger, W. C. Devecmon, Clarence Foreman, Alfred Jenkins Schriver, Frederick R. Owens, William L. Rawls, Howard P. Sadtler, Ogle Marbury, William H. Beck, Hugh L. Bond, J. Frank Harper, Louis J. Burger, F. Brooke Whiting, Frank M. Stephen, W. Mason Sheehan, Nicholas H. Green, M. G. Urner, T. Hughlett Henry, D. G. McIntosh, Edward O. Weant, James T. Earle, William M. Maloy, George N. Brady, Augustine M. Denhard, Henry A. Ulrich, Rufus W. Applegarth, John H. Grill, James W Owens, E. Stanley Toadvine, William Duncan, Harry C. Gaither, Lewis Thomas A. Murphy T. Foley Hiskey, Albert J. Long, 1,795.00 25.00 $4,022.84 .To amount received from G. H. Mumm & Co., as a con- 100.00 13.73 15.24 10.00 Total amount received by R. Bennett Darnall.. $4,161.81 DISBURSEMENTS AS PER VOUCHERS. By amount paid E. J. Keasbey traveling enpenses for himself and wife to Cape May.... $14.00 By amount paid Cape May Hotel Company expenses of banquet and hotel bill of Champ Clark, Edw. Keasbey and Judge Pennypacker... By amount paid R. Bennett Darnall, expenses launch party at Cape May on June 29th to "Wildwood"....... By amount paid R. Bennett Darnall, amount advanced for tips to waiters at banquet, bell boys, porters and incidentals in connection with meeting at Cape May and stamps 509.45 15.00 45.00 By amount paid R. Bennett Darnall, amount advanced for stamps 5.00 By amount paid Charles F. Yaeger, balance salary as 50.00 By amount paid C. S. Chesney, reporting proceedings of By amount paid James W. Chapman, Jr., expenses of 101.60 150.20 By amount paid American Bonding Company, premium of Treasurer's bond...... 5.00 By amount paid Torsch and Franz Badge Company, souvenir pins for annual meeting... 36.00 By amount paid Sisco Brothers, hire of flags, etc... 2.70 73.85 By amount paid Charles C. Fulton Co., copies "Star" and "American" at meeting.... 7.50 By amount paid A. S. Abell & Co. copies "Sun" at annual meeting 3.00 By amount paid James W. Chapman, Jr., telephone messages for speakers.... 3.20 By amount paid Champ Clark, traveling expenses of self and wife to Cape May...... 30.00 .... By amount paid Lucas Brothers, menu cards for banquet 44.50 By amount paid R. Bennett Darnall, amount advanced for telephone calls, Newark, Trenton, and Washington for speakers..... 5.00 By amount paid Peters Publishing Co., printing bill heads By amount paid R. Bennett Darnall, amount advanced for stamps 6.00 10.00 By amount paid Charles F. Yaeger, balance salary as 50.00 By amount paid R. Bennett Darnall, amount advanced to pay waiters in connection with dinner to Executive Council on Nov. 24th at Rennert Hotel. 2.25 By amount paid James W. Chapman, Jr., office rent, stamps, etc....... 101.15 By amount paid Sun Job Printing Office, printing annual report 470.75 By amount paid Hotel Rennert Company, dinner to Executive Council on Nov. 24th, 1911. 12.50 By amount paid Lucas Brothers, receipt book..... 9.00 22.50 By amount paid R. Bennett Darnall, amount advanced for stamps to date..... 13.50 By amount paid E. Brown, 10% commission for collections ..... By amount paid John S. Strahorn, preparation Laws 1912, By amount charged to the Association account by the By amount paid R. Bennett Darnall, for money deposited to credit of the Association through mistake...... Total amount of disbursements.. Receipts Disbursements Amount balance... 6.00 100.00 90.00 5.00 15.00 $2,014.65 $4,161.81 $2,147.16 The President: The report will be referred to an auditing committee composed of Messrs. Hyland P. Stewart, W. Thomas Kemp, and J. Craig McLanahan. The President: The next in order is the report of the Executive Council. REPORT OF EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. The Executive Council has held three meetings during the year, and under its direction the Secretary prepared for publication and issued the proceedings for the 1911 annual session. There has been one resignation during the year, and the following additions: William H. Maltbie, Jacob S. New and E. D. Stinchcomb, of Baltimore City; William F. Johnson, Alexander M. Jackson, George W. Lilly and Samuel R. Douglas, of Worcester County; and Reuben D. Rogers, of Ellicott City. JAMES W. CHAPMAN, JR., Secretary. Thomas Foley Hiskey: I move the report be accepted. The motion was duly seconded, and on the vote being taken the report was declared accepted. The President: The next business is the report of the Committee on Laws, of which Mr. Arthur W. Machen, Jr., is Chairman. Mr. Arthur W. Machen, Jr.: I believe the Secretary has some printed copies of this report; I have none at hand. W. Thomas Kemp: I move that we now adjourn until 3 o'clock this afternoon. Philemon E. Tuck: I second the motion. The question was put and on vote being taken it was decided in the affirmative and the Association accordingly adjourned until 3 o'clock P. M. AFTERNOON SESSION Pursuant to adjournment the Maryland State Bar Association met at 3 o'clock P. M., the meeting being called to order by the President. The President: The first business is the report of the Committee on Laws. Arthur W. Machen, Jr.: Shall I read the report? The President: Yes. The report of the Committee was then read. REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON LAWS OF THE MARYLAND STATE BAR ASSOCIATION. To the President and Members of the Maryland State Bar Association: Your Committee respectfully report: |