26 JOURNAL OF PROCEEDINGS [Jan. 10

Andrews, Linthicum, Mackie, Keys, Kimble, Merrick,
Perkins, Contee, Dudley, of Queen Anne's, Norman,
Smith, Anderson, of Worcester, Truitt, of Worcester,
Buckey, Waters, Bast, Lakin, Brown, of Frederick,
Mitchell, Proctor, Hopkins, Foster, Satterfield, Lednum,
Scrimger, Dune, Gately, Brown, of Balto, city, Mencke,
Bramble, Sanford, Knott, Lehmayer, Latrobe, Curtis,
Duncan, Martenet, Siegmund, Cover. Robinson, Real,
Johnson, Long, Staley, Biggs, Wolfinger, Clark, Deets,
Button, Frenzel, Radcliffe, Closo, Critchfield, Graeff,
Anderson, of Carroll, Norris, of Carroll, Hoffacker,
Walsh, Wolfe, Hanson, Waller, Roberts, Bennett, Wil-
son, Finzel—91.

The Journal of Monday night was read and approved.

PETITIONS, MEMORIALS AND OTHER PAPERS.

Mr. Linthicum presented a petition signed by Daniel
R. Martin, George Willis and 18 other citizens of Dor-
chester county, asking that Charles H. Lubman be ap-
pointed as an employee by the House of Delegates.

Which was read and referred to the Committee on Or-
ganization.

ORDERS.

On motion of Mr. Buckey, it was

Ordered, That the State Librarian be instructed to
furnish twelve copies of the laws of 1896 and 1898 for
the use of the House.

The Secretary of the Senate appeared and delivered
the following message:

By THE SENATE

Jany. 10, 1900.
Gentlemen of the House of Delegates:

We respectfully invite you to be present in the Senate
Chamber at 12 o'clock, meridian, to-day, to participate
with us in the inauguration of the Governor-elect, and to
witness the administration of the oath to him by the
Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals, in compliance with