442 JOURNAL OF PROCEEDINGS [Mar. 12,

AFFIRMATIVE.

Messrs. President, Longwell,

Blake, Lloyd,

Brewer, Mudd,

Billingsley, McCulloh,

Brattan, Phelps,

Claggett, Stevens,

Denson, Steiner,

Earle, Spencer,

Fields, Suit,

Getty, Williams,

Knight, Walsh—22.

NEGATIVE—None.
The bill was then sent to the House of Delegates.

The Senate bill entitled an Act to regulate the manufac-
ture and sale of oils for illuminating purposes, repealing an
Act passed January Session, 1872, chapter 135, entitled an
act to repeal section 2 of chapter 266, entitled an Act to
regulate the manufacture and sale of oils for illuminating
purposes, passed January Session, 1872, and re-enact the
same so as to read as follows; also an Act passed January
Session, 1866, entitled an Act to regulate the manufacture
and sale of oils for illuminating purposes, and substituting
in lieu of these acts the following,

Being on second reading,

Mr. Steiner submitted the following amendment :
Section 2, line 5, strike out "tests" and insert "tester."
Which was adopted.

Mr. Davis submitted the following amendment:
Add the following section, to be numbered section 2.

"Sec. 2. And be it enacted, That the Governor, by and
with the advice and consent of the Senate, shall appoint three
Inspectors for the city of Baltimore, and one for each county
in the State, who shall hold their offices for two years, and
until their successors are qualified, whose duty it shall be to
enter upon any premises where oils or fluids of the kind des-
cribed in the Act are manufactured, stored or kept for sale,
in order to make such inspection as may be necessary to as-
certain whether said oils or fluids will stand the tests requir-
ed by the terms of this Act, and said Inspectors shall be
allowed for compensation five cents per small package, and
fifteen cents per barrel for all oils inspected by them.''

Which was rejected by yeas and nays as follows :