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" " Dotah, April ii.
The Slnate met at o'clock, a. M and the
greater NAtt o& thu Aesion waA tgn up 81 Ne IN
defnith Noatpcnanamt ~ Ilnl aminApoHlant t6a,
viaiOBs III ths laws and heMlnR reports Of confer
enee committeess ssn-+f q TR3ti "
A Honbe joint rasplutlons apthoriziag The Sc.
cFetaFy oN State 10 have published q bin for the
relief cf shAndoned married women, ana bsil for
the collsdtiOn q tn taxes throughout the statt,
A SeRAte joint resolution was adopted directing
the State TreasaEet to borrow money pufAeEcnk "a
pay the interest on the state Ron1s and for the
redemption Of the bonds falliAg due in 1875.
y Adjourned ill 3 o'clock, p. u. sTTk8r
AFEaRNooE sRssIsN.
Mr.. Lewis ThOmpsOn'a House joint roeolatlsn
for the appropriation BY Congress ofpnbllo lands
for schooN purposes was read and conourted in.
Mr.. Riekords called up The House joint resolu-
tion in relation TO the Ufiitod States Enforcement
act, and dther Political papers. They were read
and concl1Fraa in. eos as. sfea I
The House JOINT resolution in relation to claims
against the State was read and concurred IN.
Adjourned tl p. m. ans 1901 .-
EvRNTNu SESSION 2 81.
Senators Ellis Ricords aud Mustard, appointed
q COMMITTEES Of coutarencs on the diBagreemsnt OF
the House on the bill relating to the taxing of the
p. w. q D. r. r. company reported the bill
back with amendments. The amendments were
adopted dnd the bill was then Iecammitted 10 the
committee on Finance. Again reported, upprov-
cd, and sDnt 10 the House for concurrence.
T he vote by which the report of the committee
of COnfefbncs was considered and the bin again
recommitted to the Conference COMMITTEE
At IL O'clock, motion to adjourn till o'clock
on Saturday morning was lost, when the Com
mittee again reported the bill which was read
snd adopted, and second time went to the House
for concurrence.
A motion was made by Mr.. Riddle to reconsider
the vote by which the Educational bill was lost
The motion was lost by vote Of 6 to3.
At ll.a0 adjourned till p. NJ. Saturday.
HOUSE.
The Hbuse met pursuant to adjournment
The committee to destroy certain State bonds
reported that they had performed their duty.
Mr.. Wilds offered joint resolution authorizing
the SECRETARY OF State % have published 200 Co
pies Of tie Act for the protection OF married wo-
men, and to distribute them TO the Prothonota-
res of the several counties also 10 have publish
ed for thirty days, in one newspaper in each coun-
~ 0f this State, the act In relation to the coec-
ten Of tdxes. Adopted II laH
Mr.. Lewis Thompson offered joint rssolution
setting forth that large donations Of public lands
have been made to the new STATES fer school
purposes and that any act donating public lands
toFthe bhnefit Of free schools that would be Just
to all tho states would meet the appreciation oi
this General Assembly Adopted
u 41CkGhn OAektA y IOtAlb E9eQdHtAtn AnAh al
claims against the state shall be coantaTsignsd
and marked correct by the officer ordering the
same. Adopted. rs 7
n Adjourned until o'clock. p. n.
.a n AFTERNOON SESSION. ~
Mr.. Davis submitted the report from the Gem
mittee OBJ Accounts which was adopted.
MT. Sheldrake, from the committee Of confer
ence on the disagreement regarding the taxing
the p, w. 6 b. Railroad, Submitted q reporl
making the tax $4,000 in lieu Of an other taxes
which report was adopted,
MIR. SheldFnke offered resolution to pay The
Clerk of the House three hundred dollars in ad
dition to the amount allowed by the COMMITTEES
on accounts. Lost.
Adjourned until o'clock, p. M.
49, EVENING SESSION.
The House met at O'Clock D. M. and took q
recess until O'Clock.
At9 O'clock the House re-assembled
On motion of Mr.. Sheldral1e, the Senate resolu,
tons in regard to the State Of Louiaiana, was
read and concurred in. 81 -. rs
The act In relation to taxing the r., W.& b
Railroad after recommitting L to joint com.
mittee several times pascd. This act as 1t was
passed leaves 1t optional with the Railroad Com
lany TO pay 10000, annually In quarterly install
ments oil pay the present taxi e -
The Senate amendment 10 chapter 45a NJ vol
nme 18th Delaware Laws were concuFred In
The Hpuses at about u e'clocl, adjourned until
o'clock tomorrow morning.