Evening journal., 1895-03-19
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Continued From frat Page.

u ctILluCAte SHOWING lDAb ne OF she WAS
Of sufficient training to pass an
examination in the training school, He
TO get the Senate, In which
body the bill originated, to knock out
this feature and failed He then trans
feried the fight TO the House and won
victory by killing 1t on first reading.
The bill WAS called up for It's first
reading by Mr.. Sypherd RepI esentative
Mustard immediately moved that further
consideration Of 1t DO indefinitely post.
poned Mr. DAILY moved that the motion
10 Indefinitely postpone be laid on the
table was as follows: Yeas DAILY,
Money. Kiilen, Sypherd-4 Nays
Ball, Brown, Burton, Davis, Fleming
Jolls, Moore, Morgan, Mustard, Pyle
Reybold Robbins, Watson, Wilson, Mo
Mnllen-t5. Mr. Mustard's motion was
carried By the following vote; Yeas
Ball, Brown, Barton, Davis, Fleming,
Jolla, Moore, Morgan, Mustard Pyle,
Rey bold, Robbins. Watson, McMulen y
"a Nays--Daly, Killen, Money, Syphord,
Wlson--5
-Four OF the Kent members were
against lb and New Castle and Sussex,
aa rule. voted with them
AtAfE NnH IANuDf NAHhs
representative Pyle is never happier
than when making the liquor men IN
happy he will introduce bills to repeal
two acts passed last session One Is
chapter b55, volume 49, 1t allows dis
tillers TO pay fixed license fee of $500.
or a monthly license Of $50, and permits
the dlstiller to sell his products IN
quantities OF not less than one quart 10
be drunk of the premises Mr.. Pyle
wants to 20 back TO the old law com
peling distillers to pay state tax Of 10
cents gallon on all liquor distilled, aud
making It unlawful 10 sell IN quantities
Of less than one gallon.
Another repeats chapter Gas, volume
10, the provisions OF which are that II
any applicant for a license TO sell In
toxioating liquor shall reside in a school
district where there are not six sub
stantial freeholders residing, his Ger
tidcate need not be signed by ireeholders,
but by twelve respectable citizens, resi-
dents Of the school district.
w. &N. Wants Change.
The Wilmington and Northern Rail
road Company desires TO have the power
TO change the time OF holding its annual
meeting, 40 as TO coincide with the Penn
sylvauia charter Representative Pyle
introduced bill to- day to make The
deeired change at any needing of the
stockholders. No time Is specified In the
bill
Some Milford Remonstrants.
The proposition to compel livery stable
keepers TO pay state tax OF $40 for a
license to DO business. does not meet
with favor in Milford and vicinity
Representative Watson has Ia hand
remembrance signed BY 1875 taxsbles Of
Milford ard Cedar Greek hundred.
war aud Rumors Of war.
Adiutant General Samuel A Mac
allisttr. OF Wilmington. wus Az Dover
yesterday He came here to look after
The new National Guard bill and Il
arrange for hearing before the Hous,
COMMITTEES The measure has now beer
in the hands Of COMMITTEES for severA
weeks. He wanted a hearing on Wednes
day, but II did not suit the convenience
o. the committee and ne had 10 be content
with Friday evening He cannot under.
stand why the committee has been 81
long In reporting the bill
Reports Out OF Print.
Harrington's Delaware Reports are GU
OF print and not m ore than two thirds o
the lawyers of the state have them
especially young lawyers. They canno
get them because they are OUT Of print
and the older lawyers who possees then
and have any inclination TO cell wan
tour or five prices for them Abou
twenty states, with whom Delawar
exchanges books, are also without Their
aud some OF the lawyers think tha
courtesy demands that they should no
only be printed and presented to th
states which do not have them, but els
that the young lawyers should have a
opportunity TO purchase them. The
especially point out the fact that tn
state library receives from fifty to sixt
volumes year from other states an
gives but few in return A jim
resolu don authorizing the reprinting q
the reports viii Be introduced iu a shot
time.
Fish Commissioners here
Fish Commissioner James A Mnlllgai
Of Delaware City, Is luo6ing after th
interests AZ Delaware hermsu and fist
de was IN Dover yesterday sxamlnin
bills In the hands Of tho chairmen OF q
Committees on Fish, Oysters aud Gam
and expressing his opinion on some
those to come
His principal business was TO protei
against say concurrent action upon Il
! part Of the State Of Delaware upon Il
Z New Jersey law fixing ascloaed season Il
: sturgeon fishing He said that nearly 8
! the sturgeon interest IS ceDtered at Pc
9 Perm aud Delaware City The pRrti
who rig out the sturgeon eatehiu
outfits aud the fishermen then
selves are bitterly opposed
any change Ia the present Law. Imm
? dial oily after the shad season they Sc OF
q for sturgeon aud work at 1t until o
tober. AS for exterminating tho stu
9 geon, the fish commission states thl
4 there are more spewniug hsh caug
2 during the month of May than in aa
n other month OF the year TIE bill II
}, lowing out the New Jersey idea OF no
y and when sturgeon should be caught bi
not set arrived, but Mr. Mulligan b.
Q no doubt that it win DO here in time
u VI think that the members from q
;. two lower counties will be governed
4, grest deal by the men OF cur coun
q who are interested in the business, ar
a who have their capital at stake. he sal
q There 20 another bin h0ro sent down
q Mr.. Jolls II Is designed 70 prohibit al
h excepting bona ode residents OF the Is