Evening journal., 1891-04-28

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STAFF Correspondence EvRHrNo JOURNAL.
DOVER, April 27-The House is agar
= dereliet II did not hsve a quorum to
day The only members here were
Messrs Sirman, Smith, Higgins, Rick
ards Eisenbrey, Ridgeiy, jackson, Mar
vel and Hickman. AS consequence
the speaker adjourned the body over te
10 o'clock to morrow morning
The Senate put in full day. Senator
Hall WAS the only absent member. II
held two sessions and transacted great
amount Of business. The senators are
determined to get through next week,
and II they work during the next twelve
days with the same earnestness they dis
played to-day, aud the House keeps pace
with the Senate. there will not be much
trouble about Il
rilverbrsok Bnl introduced.
The bill for the condemnation OF
SIlverbrook was introduced o-dAy by
Senator Ross. Messrs salisbury and
Bradford win be here Thursday evening
to meet with the committee and fight
the bill The feeling In tie Senate is for
the pas sage Of the bill. The senator's do
not seem 70 see why one paper manufac.
tory should stand In the way OF the
drainage Of city as large SIS Will
mington.
Constitutional Amendment
The Fulton amendment to the Constitu.
tion which gives the General Assembly the
right TO determine what shall constitute
ballot. and what devices may be used
at elections. received its first reading In
the Senate to day. II passed the House
several days ago
WIN Lee Get IT.
All the Wilmington papers we're few
days ahead Of the General Assembly In
passing the bin authorizing the governor
to appoint an additional notary publ, for
Wilmington. The bill was passed by the
Senate
il was fought at long range by the
justices already In Wilmington, and
several OF the members received letters
from them protesting against the pas sage
Of such a measure. 1t was only owing
to Speaker Donahoe that IL passed at eli
When the vote was taken the bill wss
lost Speaker Donahoo. who voted for
the bill changed his vote In order to
move reconsideration. This led TO ex
plantations and tue result was that the
bill. was passed.
v iliiam Lee Yves by wire appraised Of
the passage of the bill, and left Whining
ton en- the 80 p m, train for the scene
Of action.
He Was feen this evening his face
wreRtbed with smiles He said:
Yes, | am q candidate. and / expect
to ret the appointment. ! drew the bill
and saw that Il passsd senator McMul
lin IL responsible for the bill Several DAYS
ago be ,cuiarly remarked: Well, they
are making 80 many notar,sa public that
We wlll make you justice Of the peaoe
said. viii Jour De replied. Why, Of
courHs We viii That gave me- the idea.
went over to Kennsye ofiise drew up
the N, had Mr.. Ridgely INTRODUCES il
under tne titls Of an act for the sup
preston Of Henry @ Turner | worked
my sst to get the bill passed, and | am
glad my efforts have proved successful
Who are she other candidates for the
posiiigrY
II hear that Thomas O. Doud and DR.
B & Groves want the position Just what
claim they have do not know. They
did not know the bin was In course OF
preparation. and did not spend one cent
20 come down 70 see that II passed
Mr. MeMullin introduced bill author
izing the town commissioners OF Middle
town 80 borrow el0 600 for lighting the
town
The Senate passed the House bill for
the protection of private property. It
makes IL msdeme&nor for any person
to hare horse, mule or other animal
from another person and misuse It or iu-
jure IL in any way II is intended par
ticularly for the brutes who hire livery
teams and drive the horses numerically
interstate boundary Line.
The Senate passed the House bin pre-
pared by Mr.. Bayard, making an add
tionAl appropriation Of 81, 500, to be used
in the work Of establishing the inter
state boundary liue between Delaware,
Pennsyi ~ania and Maryland
House Bnis Passed
The Senate passed the following
House bills to day To amend section 3
chapter %, volume IS, Laws OF Della
ware 10 incorporate Washington O mp
No ], Patriotic Order Sons OF America
TO amend the chaI ter OF the town Of
Ksnton, in Kent county to incorporate
the Clayton Water, Light aud Power
Company; to incorporate the Swedish
Beneficial Association Of Wilmington; 70
incorporate the Wilmington Light, Heat
and Power Company; TO authorize Dis
trict No. l79 Sussex county, to use .
surplus fund; to transfer Wiley and
sh0rt e farm 10 District No G5t SUSSEX
county; 90 transfer the farms Of Lemuel
W. Evans and John Lynch TO District
No. 100, Sussex county act relating L
the residence OF NAnticoke jus
tice of the peace; act amend
ing the charter Of the Artisans
Savings Bank Of Wilmington, allowing /
to increase it's capital stock; authorizin,
the governor TO appoint a state 10 pro
vide for the payment OF certain expense
incurred by the courts In furnishing FOO,
TO benighted jurors; authorizing th
governor 10 appoint an additional notar,
public for New Castle hundred; to trans
fer William Il Prsttyman's farm to Dis
trict No IL, Sussex county; to proven
school commissioners and clerks from
misappropriAting funds by providing
penalty Of hne aud imprisonment; {,
transfer Robert G. Ellegoods farm I.
School Districts Nos 40 and $50. Suisse,
county 70 transfer the farm Of Paynte
FraIms from School District No 81 {.
School District No SO In Sussex county
to incorporate she Glynich Land Com
pKny Of WilEington; to lay out ne.
public road is lndlan River hundred
Sussex county, TO incorporate the Mort
Side improvement Company Of viii
mingten for the relief Of School Distrl,
No. 70. Sussex county.
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