364 JOURNAL OF PROCEEDINGS [Mar. 1

Also favorably

SENATE BILL No. 307, BY MR. ZIHLMAN.
SUBJECT: BUILD A BRIDGE IN CUMBERLAND,
MARYLAND.

[Which favorable report was adopted, which was read the
second time and ordered printed for a third reading. ]

Mr. Mudd, from Select Committee, reported favorably
SENATE BILL No. 165, BY MR. MUDD.
SUBJECT: MUSKRATS—CHARLES COUNTY.

[Which favorable report was adopted, which was read the
second time and ordered printed for a third reading. ]

UNFINISHED BUSINESS.

The President laid before the Senate the Unfinished Busi-
ness, being

SENATE BILL No. 9, BY MR. SPEICHER.

SUBJECT: MANUFACTURE OR SALE OF SPIRITUOUS
OR FERMENTED LIQUORS IN THE STATE.

With amendment as printed in the Senate Journal of
February 18, 1916. Which amendment was rejected by yeas
and nays as follows:

Messrs. — AFFIRMATIVE.
President Chesley Mudd Norris Ogden
Archer Frick Total—7

Messrs. — NEGATIVE.

Allen Collier Holmead Kaufman Speicher
Bennett Cooper Johnson Legg Warfield
Bomberger Duvall Jones Parsons Williams
Brown Harrison Joy Shepherd Zihlman

Total—20

Amendment proposed by Mr. Norris: "To add a new sub-sec-
tion to the Bill, to be known as Section 5-A, and to read as fol-
lows: 'That the vote as provided for in the preceding sections as
"For Prohibition" and "Against Prohibition, " shall be divided
so as to enable the qualified voters of Baltimore city to de-
cide the question "For Prohibition" or "Against Prohibition"
as a district separate and apart from the rest of the State, so
that if the returns as submitted show that a majority of the
voters of Baltimore city qualified under the laws of this
State to participate in such election have voted "Against
Prohibition, " such vote shall be conclusive as to the City of
Baltimore. Then the laws relating to the sale, manufacture
for sale and transportation for sale of alcoholic liquors for