294 JOURNAL OF PROCEEDINGS [Feb. 13

TUESDAY. Feb. 13th, 1900.

The House met at 12 M., and was opened with
prayer by the Rev. J. B. Pruitt.

Present at the call of the roll the following members:

Messrs. Speaker, King, Garner, Kendall, Norris, of Kent;
Krems, Phelps, Feldmeyer, Simmons, Gibson, Walbach,
of G., Lancaster, Choate, Stewart, Truitt, of Balto, co.;
Mann, Sandman, Jeffers, Collins, Dudley, of Talbot;
Willis, Dryden, Disharoon, Corkran, Linthicum, Mackie,
Keys, Kimble, Merrick, Perkins, Contee, Dudley, of Q.
A.; Norman, Smith, Anderson, of Wor.; Truitt, of Wor.,
Buckey, Waters, Bast, Lakin, Brown, of Frederick;
Mitchell, Proctor, Hopkins, Foster, Satterfield, Lednum,
Scrimger, Dunn, Gately, Brown, of Balto, city; Mencke,
Bramble, Sanford, Knott, Lehmayer, Latrobe, Curtis,
Duncan, Martenet, Seigmund, Cover, Robinson, Real.
Long, Staley, Biggs, Clark, Deets, Hutton, Frenzel,
Radcliffe, Critchfield, Graeff, Anderson, of Car.; Norris,
of Car.; Hoffacker, Walsh, Wolfe, Hanson, Waller, Rob-
erts, Bennett, Wilson—84.

The Journal of the 12th was read and approved.

PETITIONS, MEMORIALS AND OTHER PAPERS.

Mr. Collins presented the protest of C. F. Griffith and
22 other citizens of Talbot county, against the passage of
the Pharmacy bill.

Which was read, and referred to the Committee on
Hygiene.

Mr. Walsh presented a petition signed by Nathan
Englar and 87 other citizens of Carroll county, requesting
the defeat or amendment of the Pharmacy bill.

Which was read, and referred to the Committee on
Hygiene.