Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-11

same, therefore beit
R,.d,psd, by the Senate and House of Repre-
sehtatives Of Delaware in tcaera assemb y
met:
That - be and he is horeby ap-
polluted state advertising agent, whose duty IL
shall he to send out OH the otier Of tho proper
Stlie officers, 10 the newspapers selected by
such officers nll advertisements for which the
stnte oil Delaware is 10 pay, 10 check up and
certify under oath TO tho correctness OF tho
charges therefor and the legality of publca-
ton as aforesaid, provided that the State shall
not oe liable for any expense for such adyet-
tising agent.
That all bills for advertising as aforesaid
shall be rendered TO said advertising agent
Immediately upon the completion of the work
ana that the state treasurer Dc and he Is here
by authorized to pay all advertising bills when
acc mpaned by the original o, der OF the State
officers ordering said advertising, the csrtil.
cate Of tho state advertising agent and the
ccftlhcatnn ui the state auditor rs to the
correctness Of said bills.
\ resolution offered by Representative
COoch, allowing Reading Clerk Bailey 500
additional for his valuable services, was
adopted.
The House killed by the following vote
the Senate bill creating the office of milk
inspector, the vote given being on the
adoption Of the enacting clause:
Gca-Me.srs. Armstrong. Gam, Brian,
Cooch, Dasey, Spruance and Watkins-7.
Nay-Messrs. Day, Hall. Harrington,
Hickman, Prettyman. salisbury and
Whttock and MIR. Speakers.
Kent and Sussex COuntians objected be-
cause the state would have lad to pay one.
half of the inspectors salary The bill
had been amended so as to authorize the
Governor to make the appointment.
Both bodies passed the Senate bill to in
corporate the Delaware Pneumatic Tube
and Delivery Company. Its capital stock
Is To be Sl0O,0O0, divided into 1000 shares
ot s25 each. The ,incorporators are Joseph
NJ. Chambers, Wilbur II Burnite, Hezekiah
Harrington, Robert w. Dasey, John Pill
ing Horace j. Hickman, John +. Sauls-
bury, William Il. Hall, William 4. Watson,
Peter l.. Cooper, Jr., William Finley
Brown, Robert Ii. Nandyke, Enoch Moore
Wilson T. Cuvender, Thomas I. Lacey and
w. y. c. HardcaStle. Each, it is stated.
expects to become millionaire in less
than 10 years, The concern will carry
parcels, liquids, etc, and, it is said. will
ship peaches from Sussex county to Phila-
delphla At the rate of five cents per basket
Tie House adopted joint resolution
apprupriatlng money to assist the IT, A. L..
to erect monument in memory of the
late General Thomas a. Smyth, provided
said monument shall cost $1,000 and shall
not be removed from the state Snbse-
quently the vote by which the resolution
was adopted was reconsdered
The Senate adopted joint resolution
allowing the quarantine commissioners
S%'B.A for expenses. The House bya vote
OF . to y refused to concur Ii. The ohiec-
tieh was raised that the appointment OF
the commissioners was not. provided Tor
by Law and that the granting of the claim
would establish g bad precedent. Repre-
sentative Cooch fought hard to have the
claim paid and eventually the resolution
was reCOnsdcred and referred.
The Senate passed the House bill in rea-
ton 10 an overhead bridge on Fourth
street, Wilmington: Colonel Moore got
the J." W N y. Railroad Company IN the
liotioh OF erecting z prld5e over the Fourth
street crossing ana he had the bill pre-
pared. He ls highly gratified over the
success OF ms cilorts.
Inc Senate after a protracted tussle,
PASSED, aS amended Representative Days
i,rahuywlhe liundred load bill and the
Rouse conquered IN the amendments.
senators lllllng and MeMullen objected
70 its passage senator Lacey did not vote.
me house passed the House bill to
compel Guhstables TO appear before the
state auditor to settle their accounts.
JOINT resolution authorizing the Gov
ernor to appoint notary public to sue
GGed Thomas f. lianlon was passed by the
House.
lhe senate passed the House bill to
amend the act in relation to free text
booEs;
In the House, report was made that the
encouragement had satisfactorily dis.
pursed ms contingent fund.
Inc house passed the Senate bill to i'll
corporate the MaVerly Investment Com
pAmy'
The Senate bill in relation to the collec-
tion ot taxes was passed by the House. 1t
subjects TO Il fine not exceeding 500 and
Imprisonment not exceeding two months,
person who falsely impcrs0nales an cleo
tor for the purpose of getting a tax recent
lhe House passed the House bill in re-
latlun to the processes in the hands of
Robert q. Dunn, deceased, late sheriff of
Kent county.
me ltolse bllt making q judgment cease
TO ne lien unless resumed III 10 years was
passed By the House
Representative tiun's bill TO allow pcr-
SONS accused ot crime to testify in their
own benaii WAS passed by the House.
The House passed the House bill to re-
peal chapter ~. Revised Code. The chap
yer mnda 4 deputy sheriff ineligible for
the office of sheriff tor a term of one year
alter he ceased To he Il deputy sheriff.
The Senate killed the House bill in rela.
tlon 10 wages.
The House bill making valid the record
Of Il deed made by cX.ShcriT Martin was
passed by the senate
The Senate passed the House bill legaliz-
ing harbed wire fences.
The House bill to amend chapter los,
Vol. MN, Laws of Delaware Ct'eppers
ditch bib was passed by the Senate.
The senate passed the House bill in rcla-
ton 10 lodging tramps in county iails.
The House bill in relation to registration
VT FIX I'eu ltanaS ~ ..od ,me oei'ai" ,i, tr.
peai chapter b. Reyisej Cni, io'''e ''i't W re-
\ Joint resolution unthoriIiur renoirs IA
the State House was adopted by the House
and concurrrd III by the Senate