Evening journal., 1889-04-10

are 10 be delivered IN SedleA ftthdsco ~
the several inspectors of elections IN the
state on the day before the election.
Each ticket is to be enclosed in an en-
velope.
Section requires the inspector to break
the seal of the package delivered to MN
and when voter presents himself 10
vote he is to be supplied by the inspector
with one of each of the tickets to be
voted. The voter is then to withdraw
to private place in the house where the
election is held and there alone and un-
seen he is to select zone of the tickets he
desires to vote and Immediately return TO
the place OF voting and hand to The in
spector his ticket enclosed in its enve-
lope. He is then to hand back the other
envelopes. The one who desires to vote
is then to be presented and the others
are to be bound IN his presence.
Section provides that but one voter is
TO be admitted to the room at time and
no one is to accompany The door is to
be closed after him and it is not to be re
opened until he goes out The windows
are to protected from inside view from
without. Section requires each candi-
date to make oath that he has not given
or contributed or promised to give or
contribute nor will hereafter give or con.
tribute any money or other thing of
value for any purpose which can be con
strued to be in violation of any election
law Of the state and that he has not used
nor will hereafter use any means, other
than fair argument 60 induce any voter
to vote particular way, or to abstain
from voting. violation said law is to
be perjury and work forfeiture of Office
The other sections are merely perfectors
of the bill.
NOTES.
The governor to-d day reaopointed Her
man Bessey superintendent of public
schools for New Castle county, T. Irving
Handy for Kent. and James II. Ward for
Sussex. Messrs. Bessey and Ward have
done great work for the schools in their
respective counties.
George W. Bush, Judge Ball. Walter
II. Hayes, Edward G. Bradford Wash
ington Hastings, Samuel Chambers, Isaac
Dillon and William H. Quinn were
among the visitors tonight.
Representative Davis is confined to his
bed at his home at Slaughters Station.
Mr.. Biggs is reported improved.
The regular proceedings are as follows
SENATE TUESDAY MORNING.
Senate met at II a. m.
introduced: House bills for a private
road in Baltimore hundred to incorpor.
ate the Crane Swamp Company; (read
twice.; by MIR. Donahoe, TO divorce Mel
lie and William A. Strain; by Mr. Rich.
ardson, IN relation to the duties Of the
clerk of the peace; (read twice.; by Mr.
Donahoe, to repeal chapter 1S9, vol
ume 1s; by Mr. Richardson. to enable
district No. 100 Kent county, to build q
new school house.
PASSED. House bills to incorporate the
Leipsic Creamery Company; for new roac
in Nanticoke and North West Forl
hundreds; to incorporate the coloreC
schools of kenton hundred Senate bill
TO amend chapter 4S3, volume Is; Hous,
bills to divorce Mary M. and James ]
Baird; Emma E. and Arthur S. Handy
Mr.. Donahoe presented the advers,
report Of majority of the committee,
on constitutional reform on the Housi
convention bill Adopted.
Recess TO p. m.
sEEATR-TUEsDAY AFTERNOON.
Senate met at p. m.
Passed Senate bills to incorporat
Columbia Lodge !. o. o. T. to authoriz
] cGHOol COMMISSIONERS Ol No AVbs Atul
erect a school house; House bill TO incol
porate Corinthin Lodge, Order of Sons G
St George Senate bill to appoint
plumbing inspector for Wilmington
House bills to lay out new public roa
in Sussex county to divorce Emma I
Handy from Arthur Handy Henry an
Carrie Hudson and Mary and William
Poke; to amend chapter 525, volume II
Laws of Delaware.
introduced By Senator Donahos
House bill to amend 1888 volume 49, &
provide for unexeeptionable mode for
calling constitutional convention; Hous
bill for the protection Of muskrats i
Sussex county; to incorporate the Catho
lie Hall Company.
Indefinitely postponed House bill call
ing a constitutional convention (read b
title.)
Adjourned until IL a. m. to morrow.
HoUsE-TUDEsAY AFTERNOON.
Met at IL o'clock.
Introduced BY Mr. Downhom, to pull
lish certain laws in the newspaper;
Mr.. Whiteman, to regulate car track an
roads in New Castle county; by Nj
Sackett, an act to compensate the publ
schools of South Milford for election pul
poses; an act to transfer farm Of Wi
liam John Hickman's farm from distriC
J 42S to district sic, Sussex county; an a,
, to transfer farm Of Henry w. Stual
from district 70 to district S5, SUISSE
comfy; by Mr.. Gray, an act to incorpo
ate Excelsior Lodge, No. Z, X. of r.,
Wilmington; an act to amend chapter
volume Is; an act for more efiicieI
) drainage in Wilmington.
Read first time Senate bill an act
relation to the Board of Public Educ
tion in the city of Wilmington; Sena
bill relating to the statistics of the eli
Of Wilmington an act to amend chapt'
207, volume H.
Introduced; By Mr. Lodge, an act
J authorize the recorder Of deeds of Ne
Castle county to make certain indexe
by Mr.. Maull, an act in relation 10 ma
riage licenses; al act TO accept a road
Baltimore hundred; act to exempt ce
; tain marsh lands in Wilmington fro
taxation; by W. E. Davis, an act
e regulate the sale Of intoxicating liquor
. Adjourned.
HOUSE. TUESDAY AFTERNOON
House reassembled at 8. IS D. m.
: The speaker appointed Messrs. Arr
! strong, Brockson, W. E. Davis, Maj
and Sackett House members of the joi
committee on settlement of counsel fe
3 iu the bank stock suits
: ! Introduced; By Mr. Morgan. to trar
: for a farm to district. Go, Sussex; by N
I. Armstrong, to incorporate the Delawa
y Land and Improvement Company; by n
= Downham, in relation to the frankie
4 school districts; by Mr. Maull, to anne
= section 3. chapter 159. volume 10; by N