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Committee on Library, nine members.

Committee on Federal Relations, nine members.

Committee on Insolvency, nine members.

Committee on Insurance and Loan Companies, seven
members.

Committee on Pensions, nine members.

Committee on Printing, nine members.

^Committee on Labor, nine members.

Committee on Inspections, nine members.

Committee on Public Hygiene, nine members.

Committee on Temperance, nine members.

Committee on Amendments to Constitution of the
State, nine members.

Committee on Revaluation and Assessment of Prop-
erty, nine members.

Committee on Civil Service Reform, nine members.
On motion of Mr. Duncan, it was

Ordered, That a committee of nineteen members, of
which the Speaker shall be one and be the chairman, be
appointed by the Speaker, who shall report to this House
the subordinate officers necessary for the furtherance of
the business of the House, and that the Speaker shall ap-
point his own private secretary, a messenger and a mes-
senger to the printer, who shall also carry the mail.
On motion of Mr. Buckey, it was

Ordered, That the Librarian furnish 12 copies of the
Maryland. Code for the use of the House of Delegates.
On motion of Mr. Scrimger, it was.

Ordered, That the postmaster of the House of Dele-
gates (to be hereafter appointed) be, and he is hereby
directed to furnish to each delegate the usual amount of
f stamps, to-wit: twenty-five dollars, and direct _the same
amount be allowed the Chief Clerk, the Journal Clerk,
the Reading Clerk, the Chief Engrossing Clerk and the
Sergeant-at-Arms, and that the Chief Clerk hand this
order to the postmaster immediately after his qualifica-
tion.

On motion of Mr. Norris, it was

Ordered, That the Chief Clerk be directed to provide
at once 1000 copies of the roll call for the use of mem-
bers.