Evening journal., 1893-03-08
WITH THE SENATORS
The Special Constables Bill
Passed by the House.
WAS REOONsDERED YESTERDAY.


Market-Premature and Imperfect
Peaches Not Wanted.
staf Correspondence Evening Journal.
DOVER, March S.-The Joint resolution
authorizing the state treasurer to paw
the special constables who did duty in E
Wilmington on last election day. was
adopted by the House yesterday and
taken 20 the Senate, where it was read
and referred TO the committee on revised
statutes.
Representative Dasey, Of Sussex
county, who voted against the resolu-
tion last week, moved that the vote by
which 1t was killed be reconsidertd. In
defense of his position he said that since
he went home he found that his constit-
uents were not satisfied with the way in
which the resolution was disposed Of
Therefore he wanted the matter opened
again
Representative Salisbury expressed
his surprise at the action of the Sussex
man. He thought the letter of the law
authorizing the governor to appoint the
constables should be lived up TO- 1t was
that the Levy Court of New Castle
county should pay the bill AS much as
he would like to accede to the solicita-
tions of his political friends, he could
not consistently do so.
Representative Bryan said that he had
learned to submit to the inevitable.
Whenever he contended with his wife he
had to give in after contending for
awhile. If the people thought the reso.
luton right he would submit calmly aud
let 1t go ON.
Representative Cooch said that the
county would have to issue bonds to get
the $1,000
Representative Salisbury said that the
state would have to do the same thing
with an s., 600 deficit staring It in the
face.
Mr. Cooch stated that he had paired
with Representative Kenney. The
motion for reconsideration was carried
by the following vote:
Aye = Messrs Armstrong, Bryan,
Dasey, Day Gam, Hickman, Pretty man,
Sevil, Spruance, Watkins, Whittock and
Mr. Speaker-12.
Jacobs, Lynch, Pratt and Saulsbnry-6.
The resolution was then adopted by
the same vote.
Clerk Layton took Il to the Senate
where Mr.. Pyle called It. up against the
Mr. Records amended Mr.. Pyle's
motion to adopt by moving that it be re-
ferred to the committee on revised stat
2 utes. He said that $4,000 was in
/ volved and the matter should not be
hastily acted upon. His Amendment was
adopted by the following vote:
I Aye--Messrs. Records. Lacey. Williams,
! McMullin and Mr. Speaker-5.
Nay-Messrs. Pyle and Ross-2.
The friends of the resolution are
, sanguine that 1t will be adopted by the
al Senate.
Where Is Mr. Chipman?
I The game laws Of Delaware will b,
/ attacked In the Senate Mr. McMullir
q has given notice of an act to exempt
owners and tenants Of property frou
a certain liability under the law as it nov
( stands. This bill does not interfere will
) the time for killing game, but it pro
poses to allow owners and tenants Il
dispose Of game killed on their premises
In any way they may see fit
q Senator Records has IN view a bill
which, ii it becomes a law will do ava,
a with traffic in partridges and rabbits
I and make cunning In Delaware a sourc
- of sport and not one OF profit He pro
e poses 20 have the cunning seasol
d open on November / and close on Januar
q or 10. As the matter now stands tn
o Maryland gunners shoot game In tba
q state during the short season allowe
. them and then come into Delaware am
4 gun until February Speaking OF tn
s proposed bill, the genial senator fror
e Laurel said
\ Il want to abolish the traffic entirely
l do not want anybody to be allowed I
shoot game for the purpose Of putting
on the market They ship rabbits an
pariridges from our place by the ball
, barrel at time They were all killed a
N night and the man who goes cunning 4
the day time has no sport These me
10 have torch and dog aud go out at night
a The dog stands the birds and the tore
n blinds them. While they are there
d the covey the night gunners shoot int
Al them and sometimes kill the entiI
d covey. didn't 90 out but once last fal
/ hunted half day and never saw birl
e. They had been killed upat night. Thel
ID is no sport in it for any man who go'
cunning for the sake of sport. l al
Df opposed to any person being licensed
IS sell game killed in the state.
IN Trouble over a Deed.
pr Representative Spruance introduced a
% act TO make valid the record of a dee
signed and sealed by John Mon
y gomery and Margaret Montgomer
5r I recorded in Record L, vol SPACE 246, Ne
1 Castle county. The record of the dee
is defective in that it does not show thi
the seal Of the notary public who toe
the acknowledgment of the Mon
er gomerys had ever been affixed to Il
is deed.
re- All He Remembered.
or One of the we'll known electric railwr
IA lobbyists who was here yesterday was
"a Washington on Saturday to witness Il
m Inauguration of President Clevelan
Speaking of the trip he said
"The last thing l remember in Was
ington is that l waltzed into the midd
of Pennsylvania avenue, put myself
in the head Of some band and played dru
major, using my umbrella for baton.
in big policeman ran out into the stree
grabbed me by the collar, hauled me
~ the wire rope and threw me over into {
crowd. Then everything was blar
he When | recovered consciousness l "
an on my way home on B. & O. car. FL
-. | got there / don't know.
NY Thel Luscious Delaware Peach.
Representative Saulsburv present