Milford chronicle., 1891-01-09

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,rted by Mr. Hall.
assed, and the resolu-
adopted.
adjourned
GETS TO WORK
,zed on the line mapped
,atie caucus It II
,erk Gum called the House
Mr.. Gum were ex Clerks
a Colonel E T. Cooper =
en- called to ordsae. i
.,,n- them hem ,il illiam Tt'-S-s0h
mischief .rgbialakgF pro TEN and
imself 4 clerk pro TEN.
= women airns of the election IN the se'e'''
go were read by Colonel Cooper
,,beu the returns from New Castle county
we're read they included the signatures OF the
,,.r,bers of the Board Of Election super
of all the DeluOcTdlN
,,,srs were read as haYing been athzea
.,,5.r ,rotest. There we're no comments.
or motion Of AIr Ridgely the House pro-
- q, the election of a speaker. Mr..
cbipu,au put William I. Sirman IN noni'na
80, eirnan was elected by strict party
- e., n > and sworn in on the old Latin
n;,,o ~, Mr. Hutsou. The speaker then read
49,. e,,io,ypq from two small sheets OF letter
a. paper p.,r.senta.
tatives: Allow me to thank you ioi Tue nm ..'
~ vou have conferred upon me- 1t Is VIZ . I
in sense ofinexperieuce and grave responsibility
= = oer. hat assume the duties devolving upon me
ln IT, ,,residinp officer shall endeayor tc
i''u tx -, these duties with the best Of my
lie rt;i;,, and with strict impartiality towar'
et; ot ~ pelvinq upou your cordial cooperation
sro, -',.,,ort and influence, and again thanking
I'D ~ .,, e. ,our marx of confidence and esteem
,nli ~ -, ,,,v, rsad, TO proceed with the busines
ed 4,an Of the Honse" ,,e.,
then The r,eu,be rs.elect were then qualihed'
of 1ne 81 nnnr Vas elected clerk BY vote
withhls :, to over Henry Conrad, the Republican
Thu by ro-a;nee - - George P. Phillips of SUSSEX
Ill fairer - a,eoted serqeant.at.arms, the Rev
on TITLES %a9 s,o,s;ns " Green chaplain aud yOun
"a Coi the nolan Nccouiga bright little boy Of Dove
lade naoe and then the House Of 1891 was o
e in gauized. .o..;o,, 80.
lorr $50 he usual opening proceeding
companion IL
heSqll8. 4, ltion directing the clerk to fa
e anu si'' ,1yertvfve copies each Of the WI
OF naes :. .,ton dailies as well as ;hree copies
lolnJ- lEao,, Deiavyare weekly and outside dai
GIo ~ for each member as per choice, was adop'e
=. = y a. Il Attaop. M the House adjourned un
iis lolS y p. m. 49,. ,,.. h
ton g. little done The House decided that
ecents the would adjourn until O'Clock p m, Jan
" coi and arv u. but aherward agreed to the Sena
snts mans resolution aud made it S O'Clock
e fu ,,aesed Mr. Smith Of Wilmington had the nor
ping ,,o Of breaking the Legislative ice Of 1891
ter gave notice of two bills-one to extend
was charter of the wilmington Savings fu
7aenihlehu sotietv. which expires in February,
It TINS tbe other to amend the law in relation
,idales' the sale of lands by executors and admin
to the traitors.
ater In Aiont resolution offered by Mr. Huts'
was passed this afternoon and coneuHed
- for bv the Senate, appointing committee
M, arrange for the Inauguration Of the govern
,,ee,re elect.
oelo'e Mr.. Jackson offered resolution instruct
Veoise the clerk to furnish each member with a C
puileu of the caucus resolution adopted last nie
limiting the clerks salary to $1,000
oinng clerk Mr. Hutson chipped in this Afternoon
in Mil help start legislation by giving notice o
the po- bin in relation to school districts Nos. II
~ 81 Of Kent county, and also bill to ami
!, bver lad chapter SIS volume IS. This bill IS IN
he Rev. laou to the bill passed last session rela
h cboM f. to fishing in the creeks. Mr. Hutson's
ct sttuents want Ieipsic river exempted II
81 the provisions of the bill.
ION Afer some minor motions the House
rTia called iourned.