58 JOURNAL OF PROCEEDINGS [Jan. 13

3. On Corporations, to consist of nine Senators.

4. On Elections, to consist of nine Senators.

5. On Inspections, to consist of five Senators.

6. On Education, to consist of five Senators.

7. On Agriculture and Labor, to consist of seven Senators.

8. On Executive Nominations, to consist of five Senators.

9. On Militia, to consist of seven Senators.

10. On Printed Bills, to consist of four Senators.

11. On Federal Relations, to consist of seven Senators.

12. On Pensions, to consist of seven Senators.

13. On Railroads and Canals, to consist of seven Senators.

14. On Chesapeake Bay and Tributaries, to consist of nine
Senators.

15. On Printing, to consist of seven Senators.

16. On Retrenchment of Expenses of State Government, to
consist of seven Senators.

17. On Sanitary Conditions of State, to consist of seven
Senators.

18. On Library, to consist of seven Senators.

19. On Fish and Game, to consist of seven Senators.

20. On Contingent Expenses of Senate, to consist of seven
Senators.

21. On Rules, to consist of the President and two Senators
to be appointed by the President.

22. On Public Buildings in Annapolis, to consist of seven
Senators.

23. On Article III, Section 24, of the Constitution, to con-
sist of five Senators.

24. On Amendments to the Constitution, to consist of seven
Senators.

25. On Temperance, to consist of five Senators.

26. On Roads and Highways, to consist of seven Senators.

27. On Insurance, Fidelity, Security and Loan Companies,
to consist of seven Senators.

28. On Revaluation and Assessment, to consist of seven
Senators.

29. On Civil Service Election Reform, to consist of seven
Senators.

30. Committee on Supervision of Employes, to consist of
five Senators.

[Which order was read and adopted. ]
By Mr. Cooper:

Ordered, That the following clerks and employes be and the
same are hereby appointed as employes of the Senate of Mary-