82                            JOURNAL OF PROCEEDINGS               [March 12

GENERALLY TO THE JURISDICTION FOR AND THE HANDLING
OF JUVENILE CAUSES IN ALLEGANY COUNTY.

Favorable report adopted.

Which was read the second time and ordered passed to its third
reading.

On motion of Mr. See, duly seconded, and two-thirds of all the
members-elect voting in the affirmative, the rules were suspended by
yeas and nays as follows, to permit said bill to be put on third reading
and final passage.

Affirmative

Messrs.—

Speaker, Briscoe, Fowler, Boyer, Joiner, Bertier, Duvall, Fallon, Larrimore, Mc-
Nulty, Weidemeyer, Benner, Dowell, Linton, Boone, Bossle, Medairy, Peters, Price,
Rush, Tyler, Harrison, Butler, Long (Chas.), Quinn, Bennett, Matthews, Spicer, Burk-
heimer, Harris, Johnson, Conroy, Dentz, Goodman, Hart, Koonce, Machen, Marshall,
McDonough, Wineland, Hickman (C. M.), Risley, Hickman (R.), Pilchard, Polk, Byron,
Collins, Houck, Payne, Remsberg, Virts, Blair, Hardwicke, Scarff, Blades, Wise, Bul-
lock, Dembowski, Kosakowski, Mrozinski, Silk, Walters, Antonelli, Behounek, Holub,
Lapides, McCourt, Acker, Kircher, O'Connell, O'Malley, Tawney, Abramson (J.), Abram-
son (M.), Dixon, Mitchell, Young, Cardin, Friedman, Resnick, Siegel, Silver, Stark,
Baumann, Corrigan, McGuirk, Murphy, Wheatley, Dillon, Grumbacher, Hoffman, Huyett,
Spence, Tingle, Anderson (T. M.), Blondes, Bresler, Cook (E. P.), Doing, Gore, Mc-
Inerney, Miller, Anderson (F. H.), Beall, Cook (N. S.), Reed, See, Williams, Dulany,
Magin, O'Farrell, Yingling, Hanna, Warfield, Caldwell, Long (J. J.), Lowe (H.),
Bray, Glotfelty, Groves.                                                                               Total—120

Negative—None

The Rules being suspended, Senate Bill No. 17 was placed on third
reading and final passage.

Senate Bill No. 17—By Senator Hughes, G., Jr.:

Subject: "COURTS," subtitle "JUVENILE CAUSES," RELATING
GENERALLY TO THE JURISDICTION FOR AND THE HANDLING
OF JUVENILE CAUSES IN ALLEGANY COUNTY.

The bill was read the third time and passed by yeas and nays as
follows:

Affirmative

Messrs.—

Speaker, Briscoe, Fowler, Boyer, Joiner, Bertier, Duvall, Fallon, Larrimore, Mc-
Nulty, Weidemeyer, Benner, Dowell, Linton, Boone, Bossle, Medairy, Peters, Price,
Rush, Tyler, Harrison, Butler, Long (Chas.), Quinn, Bennett, Matthews, Spicer, Burk-
heimer, Harris, Johnson, Conroy, Dentz, Emanuel, Goodman, Hart, Koonce, Machen,
Marshall, McDonough, Wineland, Hickman (C. M.), Risley, Hickman (R.), Pilchard,
Polk, Byron, Collins, Houck, Payne, Remsberg, Virts, Blair, Hardwicke, Scarff, Blades,
Wise, Bullock, Dembowski, Kosakowski, Mrozinski, Silk, Walters, Antonelli, Behounek,
Holub, Lapides, Acker, Kircher, O'Malley, Tawney, Abramson (J.), Abramson (M.),
Dixon, Mitchell, Young, Cardin, Friedman, Resnick, Siegel, Baumann, Corrigan, Mc-
Guirk, Murphy, Wheatley, Dillon, Grumbacher, Hoffman, Huyett, Spence, Tingle, An-
derson (T. M.), Blondes, Bresler, Cook (E. P.), Doing, Gore, McInerney, Miller, An-
derson (F. H.), Beall, Cook (N. S.), Reed, See, Williams, Dulany, Magin, O'Farrell,
Yingling, Hanna, Warfield, Caldwell, Long (J. J.), Lowe (H.), Bray, Glotfelty, Groves.

Total—117

Negative—None

Said bill was then returned to the Senate.

On motion of Mr. Blades, duly seconded, and two-thirds of the
members-elect voting in the affirmative, the rules were suspended by