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legal holidays and providing that acts and things re-
quired, to be performed on any of such days may be
performed at a later day.

Which was read a first time and referred to the
Judiciary Committee.

REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.

Mr. Johnston, from the Judiciary Committee re-
ported favorably,

Senate bill, File No. 68, entitled "An Act declaring
sundry days in the month of February, 1904, to be
legal holidays and providing that Acts and things re-
quired to be performed on any of such days may be
performed at a later day."

By a suspension of the rules, (two-thirds of the
members elected, being present and voting in the
affirmative,) the bill was placed on a second reading by
yeas and nays as follows:

AFFIRMATIVE.
Messrs.

Speaker, Crawford, Grant,

Wilkinson, Harrison, Linthicum,

Atkinson, Harry, Moore,

Gibbs, Hiteshew. Henkel,

Atwell, Smith, Lock,

Downs. Andrew, Miller,

Smoot, Hitchcock, Mitchell,

Walbach, McComas, Tennant,

Benson, Goslin, Amiss,

Green, Bosse, Johnston,

Stevenson, Evans, Lansdale,

Dodson, Lipman, Williams,

Milbourne, Norris, Feaga,

Miles, Reed, Loar,

Riggan, Hall, Stump,

Keys, Morrison, Haines,

Kirk, Murphy, B. city, Kain,

Ray, Orem, Oursler,

Tighe, Roth, Gill,