Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-03-21

using motive power other tnan that pre-
scribcd by their charters. As yet he has
not received the bill
New Jersey wants Delaware to enact
a law to prohibit sturgeon fishing be- !,
| tween June Both and December 3lst of
each year and promises to pass such
law If Delaware and Pennsylvania
agree to do likewise.
| DOVER, March l6,-There was only
moderate attendance of outside parties
| when the Legislature met in joint ses.
sion at noon to-day, TO take the 79th
ballot for United States Senator. 1t re-
suited as follows:
THE VOTE IN DETAIL.
For Higgins-Senator Alrichs and
Representatives Burton, Jolls, Reybold,
Wilson and Money--6.
For Wolcott = Senators Harrington
and Fenimore and Speaker Watson, and
Representatives Davis, Killen and
| Watson-6.
For Addicks-- Senator Hanby and
Representatives Ball, Brown, Moore,
Morgan and Robbins-6
For Massey Senators Moore and
Pierce, Representative Fleming and
Speaker McMullen--4
| II VI LUG W. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. L yle
and Records and Representative Daily
| -3. -lsF.
Absent Representatives Pyle, Town
send and Walkers.
Paired-Representative Mustard with
Representative Townsend; Representa-
tive Syphcrd with Representative
Walker.
On motion of Senator Pyle the two
houses separated until noon Monday.
DOVER, March l6-To.day's session of
the General Assembly was brief and un-
interesting.
Representative Killen gave notice of an
act TO incorporate felton Council. Jr. o. y.
A. NJ The incorpOrators are A. b. Conner,
J. T. Collins. w. r. Caldwell. William Il.
Goodwin, Noah Moore, J, W. Laitomus,
q. NJ Sattertield J. II. Morris, c. Cliff
ton, y. l.. Jackson w S. Killen. John
Knots, Joseph Cuhee Charles II. Shock
ley, II. o. Baynum. George w. Godwin,
George Sharp George T. Hardesty, L. NJ.
Money and f. l.. Hardesty.
Representative Robbins introduced an
act to incorporate the Counselnan Can
ming Co. of Milton. It's capital stock is
to be not less than 5000 nor more than
$4,000. The incorporators are X. Il.
Counselman, William 4. Parker and Viii
| liam ii. Chandler.
Representative Jolls introduced an act
authorizing the Levy Court of New Castle
county to employ only two auditors, each at
u salary of $3.50.
The House killed the House bill to
transfer the office of rotary public from
DagSbOro to Frankford.
Representative Killen gave notice of an
act in relation to rebate of insurance
premiums.
DOVER March ls.-No change to-day is
| tl,a e. g. sV.A
States Senator taken by the Legislature.
1t resulted as follows:
. THE VOTE IN DETAIL.
For Higgins - Representatives Burton
Jolls, Pyle Reybold, Wilson and Money!
For Wolcott-Senators Harrington and
Fenimore and Speaker Watson, and Rep
resentatives Davis, killen and Watson-6.
For Addicks-Senator Handy and Rep
resentatiyes Ball, Brown, Moore, Morgan
and Robbins-6.
For Massey-Senators Moore and Pierce,
Representative Fleming and Speaker Nc.
Mnllen-4.
For Thomas +. Bayard-Senators Pyle
and Records and Representative Daly-3,
Absent-Senater Alrichs and liepresen-
tatives Townsend and Walker-3.
Paired-liepresentat Mustard with
Representative Townsend; Representative
Sypherd with Representative Walker
On motion of Senator Records the two
houses separated until noon tomorrow.
There was but Il small attendance of
spectators during the ballot,
DOVER, March lS--To-day's ballot for
United States Senator was Il repetition of
the "monkeying" that has been INDUCED
in for two months. Its result was the
same chestnut that the Legislature has
t been tossing to its constituency since the
, middle of January. 1t indicates that the
Republican AsSemDlymen are incapable of
performing the task given them and, in
pity, it is suggested that they be asked to
l ''let up, that they be requested to 20 out
and try to play marbles.
The periodical rnmor of break in the
Higgins ranks "bobbed up to-day. The
gossips say il will occur this week maybe;
i not this week, then next week, sure
3 William G. Spruance is TO be struck by
Z Senatorial lightning this time
, FTU-day's session of the General Assem-
bly, was dull. There was only one ripple,
and it quickly disappeared During the
afternoon the Senate chamber vas uccu.
pied by the committee on divorce, and in
consequence the Senate performed only
' half Il days work. A%s
, KENT COUNTY TRAISIHG school,.
When the Senate bill to establish and
maintain II Iralning school Tor Kent
! county teachers was called up in the House
$ for first reading, Representative Mustard
: moved that the reading be postponed in.
definitely. Representative DAILY amended
by moving that Representative Mustard
A motion be laid on the table. The vote OH
the amendment resulted as follows:
$ No-Representatives Ball, Brown, Bur
e ton, Davis. Fleming, Jolls, Moore, Nor
4 gan, Mustard, Pyle, Reybold. Robbins
Watson and Wilson and Speaker McMul
: lea-l5.
I Yes = Representatives Daily, Killen,
! Money and Sypherd--i.
t Representative Mustard's motion was
b adopted by the following vote;
i Hes-ltepresentstives Ball. Brown, Bur
e ton, Davis, Fleming, Jolls, Moore. Nor
l. gan, Mustard, Pyle Reybold. Robbins ant
G Watson and Speaker McMullen-ll
= No Representatives DAILY, Killen
Q Money, Syphcri and Wilson,.
J. The hasty manner in which the bill wa.
: killed made Representative Sypherd ex
tremely indignant for the time being II,
= thought that for courtesy the reading Of
= the bill should have been permitted.
. CHANGE OF MEETING TIME.
Representative Pyle gave notice of al
:, act 10 change the day OF the annual meet
u ing of the Wilmington u Northern Rail
u road Co. IL is as follows:
o Soc. I. That tho Wilmington & Northern
l. Railroad Go. is hereby authorized and EN-
"a powered from tune to ume, at any meeting o
: = It's stockholders, To change the day for holdin
u the annual meeting and election OF said com
e pany % sach other dag an shall be deelIe
AdYisable,
Sec. !. That this act shall be deonod All,
u tasen TO De - private act,
II The bills object is to make the Della
ware law respecting the company's an
k nual meeting and election conform to tn
G Pennsylvania law.
l. JR. U. U, a. NJ.
Senator Records gave notice of an act t
% Incorporate Vigilant Council No. 10. Jr,
- ~ 4 Il