Milford chronicle., 1895-03-22

relation 10 dppnSatAN"' ~ "
,,esept law requires that the applestion ioi
/ license shall be signed by twelve respee'a' a
Me citizens Of the district The amendment d
Ill, mt the law back as it used to be and re-
on;re he application to be signed by twelve 4
deehoiders ., 5
~ Pvie also gave notice Of a bill to repeal
49,. ,s,y passed two years ago IN relation TO
dis,illers. It allows the disiilief TO pay
lump sun for a license IN lieu Of q tax on 'ns
oallon made. The law passed two years ago
ave The distiller the right 10 sell in quanti-
,es Of a quart, whieh has been a bad IA"
rr.dsr the old law tax Of 10 cents gallon
~ Levied nv the State and the distiller was
M, allowed to sell in quantities less than
gallou. The repeal Of the law passed '"o
wears ego would put the law back to us 0'u
place.
=. the House of Representatives TINS
,norning Mr.. sypherd gave noree OF OH
TO appoint commission to consider e"' ~ ~
model the school system Of the state ~
bm IS intended to put an end to the custom
- ,assipe numerous school laws at eaen
sassiou of the General Assembly.
Two important bills relating to the CITY
Wilmington were this morning passed
~ the House and sent to the senate ioi
ss,,,,trsuee. One Of them was the nili 10
.liov the street and Sewer Department 70
cancel liens for sewers where there hao Oseu
nrevious payment, and the other was 10
~, rebate on curb and paving liens N
che same manner as sewW liens The oil
/. was unopposed,
sRNArR-TUEsDAY.
The Senate this afternoon killed the oo'
i, 49,. ~, reneaier. When the bill passed the
!. &c a number of women present sang 'ns
II no~o,oov There was no singing to-day
n ensoter Watson called Mr. Fenimore ''
re chair and spoke against the bill n'
"a ,r,s compelled to do so. he said, because
a. was a false sentiment Before the Di. ~,
na.sed the hotel-keepers of the sta'e soi'
re h, tbe bottle. Under this law the state :
oo;,,ss $4,000 year revenue 1t was ans
I'd no,orious fact that some drug stores sou
The senate passed the Senate oil
I..anaa the time for holding the election
Of 49, to,vn Of Milford The bill also ioTD'O
to tbe opening of bucket shops or the h0iu'n
Of of bopus sales, and gives rebate sys'e"
taxation.
ter WEDNl-S'N'
Ter psn,eseptatiye Bail introduced an al
..,a,ing TO the wilmington City Rail"e
W. - section says that the use by sal
es COMPANY of motive power difieren' i'o
ias tbat authorized by its charter IS suen
len - - or misuse of its franchises as
inc ,aa,tlv Justify this General Assempl
an l,'.der the reservation contained in the ~
S. 10 -, ofthe act creating said corporauo
! -everse the same and TO terminate
nee -;ot,,s and privileges aecruiug there unu'
the Section provides that so mnen oi - ?,
t;on of the act of Incorporating as ineiuu
ne words. .'The said corporation shall ma
,hs Exclusive right and privilege OF loealin
oonstructiue. operating and maintaining
.so ..;,,,av within the city limits" is hei
sys- by repealed. ~. /
tely The rules we're suspended '"U -
e Of was given two readings
representative Mustard introduced
eut. .ot making betting on horse racing d III
gi-a s-.,,.a,,or and providing that a person &C
An. -;.,sd Of bookmaking shall ray a hne
-osedino $40. It further provides tna'
,ior --so,, arrested TOT bookmakiug shali
,Ies is,sd before the justice of the peace =.
orce 80 -. sbail be no appeal from his deeisi
orce and that a person shall not De conF'e
,,ore than, four times in any one year
renreseutative Moore said the Dill
-ranosterous and that instead OF suppt'
mo oool-seiliug it would legaiize 1t IN al
n to forms. .,-e..,ai,,
.ss s.e.o,ed The measure will probably
lied killed on second reading
- THE SENATORIAL DEADLOCK
-;oar The long predicted break in the Kepu
- -, 1i,,es over the senatorial fight occui
:. ,,s T legislature on Wednesday, when
~ ~. .,a,,,be,s who have hitherto been faitnf
:. snnportine Senator Higgins, gave theiI y
= -.,rsoessivelv to Edward c Bradford OF
mingtou and DR.. Hiram R Burton o. p 3
mend on the first two of the 1--WE ballots b
evv s,rd received six votes aud eH the
,,;rs p,,r,or received Eve and on the toursh
Com. ro,es On the fifth ballot they all retui
. -. .r,ro,obout the excitement oceasione'
o.nv ths sudden and unexpected change OF
by the Higgins contingent the iolio"s'
Addicks and Massey remained hrm-
what the Higgins people meant ol
-. DAVIS move is largely matter OF eonJee
-, 7-,,av claim taht it is an indication on
Pe-' nsrt of a sincere desire to elect Sen
..., and 10 vote for aHy candidate VINO
@-- ,ro,,,ise of securing the desired uumo'
of votes Addieks and Massey OF COURSE
x cented. They claim that having shown
81 disposition the friends Of the other tw'
iia-u nrbiicsn candidates should show sii
80, 49,. spirit and join themi in the movemen.
; 'ne" The Addieks followers contend thai
io' oe hrest was simply scheme TO gain p
.;rs5 sympathy for Higgins, by conveying IN
.-'.,N ,ressiou that he is willing to saerihee
self, so long as Republican sens'
elected. This contention is not regard'
- very well founded.
J anu MT whether there is sincerity II
.ot claims of the Higgins managers or 'ru'
~ the Addicks assertion that the move
a. merely bluff % break his lines the op
,sa il prevalert that it may result in
to di- PROMISE unless 'ne - leader tha
Dick to the oeciaIa'lon nobodv >,
IS great pressure brought to bear upo
'e 9sn. the members to unite upon some on
Kent senator, in the interest Of the Repu'
party. It is believed that the pFosp'
routine breaking the deadlock Is now more
erl Than at any other time since the C
bill to began
aeheraf Important Facts.
olll " ,..,s d,ll and heavy pain