1904.] OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES. 803

House bill, File No. 214, entitled "An Act to repeal
and re-enact with amendments, section 275, of Article
27 of the Code of Public General Laws, title 'Crimes
and Punishments,' sub-title 'Vagrants and Tramps."

Considered on third reading, and

On motion, recommitted to the Judiciay Com-
mittee.

House bill, File No. 68, entitled "An Act to limit
the hours of service of certain employees engaged in
operating any railroad in this State, and making it
unlawful for any person, corporation or association to
permit such employees to be on duty, for more than

eight hours in any twenty-four consecutive-hours."

Which was read a third rime, and passed by yeas
and nays as follows :

AFFIRMATIVE.

Messrs.

Speaker, Fryer, Bingham,
Buckler, Hill, Charles,
Atkinson, Ray, Mitchell,
Gibbs, Butler, Tennant,
Atwell, Wilson, Amiss,
Downs, Garey, Johnston,
Duvall, Crawford, Landsdale,
Lowman, Harrison, Williams,
Bond, Harry, Feaga,
Simmons, Hiteschew, Loar,
Cockey, Smith, Stump,
Fitzsimmons, Andrew, Jenkins,
Green, Carroll, Fuss,
Stevenson, Hitchcock, Haines,
Collins, McComas, Kain,
Milbourne, Goslin, Oursler,
Miles, Becker, Gill,
Riggan, Orem, Bennett,
Hopkins, Dawkins, Hearn,
Wingate, Moore, Messick,
Jones, Godwin, Harvy,
Keys. Baker, Howard—67.
Kirk,

NEGATIVE—Mr. Pearre—1

Said bill was then sent to the Senate.