622 JOURNAL OF PROCEEDINGS [Mar. 3

Also favorably,

Whereas, The bill on Education introduced in the
House is a very important one affecting and interest-
ing all the people of the State.

Ordered, By the House of Delegates that Wm. J.
C. Dulany Company, State Printers, be authorized
and directed to print 200 extra copies of said bill at a
cost not exceeding the sum of $50, the same to be
paid out of the appropriation for State Priting for the
session of 1904.

Which was adopted by yeas and nays as follows:
AFFIRMATIVE,

Messrs.
Speaker,	Wells,	Trager,
Buckler,	Walls,	Dawkins,
Wilkinson,	Butler,	Durham,
Gibbs,	Carey,	Grant,
Atwell,	Dennis,	Linthicum,
Downs,	Kirbin,	Moore,
Bond,	Crawford,	Henkel,
Simmons,	Harrison,	Lock,
Smoot,	Harry,	Miller,
Walbach,	Smith,	Pairo,
Benson,	Andrew,	Baker,
Cockey,	Carroll,	Charles,
Collins,	Hitchcock,	Mitchell,
Dodson,	Goslin,	Tennant,
Jackson,	Willey,	Johnston,
Miles,	Becker,	Lansdale.
Riggan,	Bosse,	Drumm,
Hopkins,	Evans,	Feaga,
Wingate,	Lipman,	Stump.
Murphy, of Dor.,	Norris,	Jenkins,
Keys,	Reed,	Haines,
Fryer,	Hall,	Gill,
Hill,	Morrison,	Pearre,
Ray,	Murphy, B.	city, Messick,
Tighe,	Orem,	Howard — 75.

NEGATIVE—None.

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

House bill, File No. 140, entitled "An Act defining