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JOURNAL OF PROCEEDINGS [Jan. 30,

Mr. Freaner, Chairman of a Select Committee, (the rules
being suspended,) reported favorably,

The Senate bill entitled an Act to authorize the Governor
to appoint an assistant to the Secretary of State.

Mr. Freaner moved that the bill be read a second time this
day, in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution,
section 27, Article 3.

The yeas and nays were called and appeared as follows:

AFFIRMATIVE.

Messrs.

Speaker, Kemp, McColgan,

Bond, Pruitt, Joyce,

Colton, Merrill, Groh,

Merritt, Koons, Fenton,

Robinson, Miller, Freaner,

Nutwell, Lainar, Grimes,

Bird, .Annan, Stake,

Keech, Grafton, Clark,

Buchanan, Lee, Watkins,

Matthews, Riley, Fletchall,

Seth, Dawson, Wack,

Valliant, Williams, Park,

Sudler, McCosker, Brace,

Coulbourn, T. H. Hamilton, Waters,

Duer, Cooper, Vanderford,

Hodson, C. R. Hamilton, Galt,

Turner, of Cecil, McWilliams, Brown,

Mackey, McAleese, Maclin,

Etechison, Gill, Stewart, of How'd,

Latchford, Hart, West,

Robey, Loane, Glotfelty—65.

Thompson, Greenfield,

NEGATIVE—None.

So two-thirds of all the members elected to the House hav-
ing voted in the affirmative, the bill was then read a second
time.

Mr. Freaner moved that said bill be read a third time this
day, ia accordance with the provisions of the Constitution,
section 27, Article 3.

The yeas and nays were called, and appeared as follows:

AFFIRMATIVE.
Messrs.

Speaker, Thompson, McColgan,
Bond, Kemp, Joyce,
Colton, Pruitt, Fenton,