Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-02-21
Jells, Money, Pyle, Reybold, Walker and

For Misrepresentation Moore and Pierce,
Representative Fleming and Speaker Nc
Mnllen-I,
For Thomas +. Bayafd- Senator Pyle and
Representatives DAILY and Mustard-S.
Absent - Speaker Watson, Senators
Handy and Records and Representatives
Watson, Killen, Morgan and Townsend.
Paired-Senator Alrichs with Senator
Handy.
On motion of Senator Pyle the two
Houses separated until noon tomorrow.
All the absentees excepting Senator
Handy were delayed on blocked train at
Woodside.
Senator Pierce presided over the Joint
session, in the absence of Speaker Watson.
DOVER, Feb. 14.-To.day's session of
the General Assembly was extremely
dull. Most of the morning was de-
voted to introducing bills previously
noticed. The Senate did not do any
thing this afternoon and the House was
employed only few minutes.
When he introduced the anti-Sunday
work bill Representative Pyle said: at
was sent to ME. do not approve of
it."
The House passed, amended, the
House bill to incorporate the Morris,
Naull & Burton Salvage Co. of Lewes.
The amendment fixes the maximum
capital at $4,000.
Representative Daily introduced an
act to require keepers Of livery and feed
stables TO pay an annual license of $40.
Representative Ball introduced an act
to incorporate the Farmers and Mer-
chants National Building and Loan
Association of Delaware, which desires
to accumulate fund from monthly
contributions, fines, premiums on loans
and interest on investments, and from
the purchase and sale Of real estate and
the profits IN the erection and construc.
ton Of buildings, for the benefit of its
members" The proposed incorporates
are Newell Ball, Henry @. Conrad, Will
liam N. Boggs, Charles l.. Moore, Rich.
ard II. Kenny, Charles w. Boteer
Samuel W. Hall, Charles II. Atkins and
Clarence d. Sypherd and the capital
stock is 81, 100000.
The House passed the Senate bill tc
reincorporate the Knights of st. Law,
renee; also, the House bill to incor.
porate the Consumers Ice and Coal Co
Senator Pyle gave notice of an act tC
amend the charter of the Washington
Steam Fire Engine and Hook apd Ladder
Co. of Wilmington.
Representative killen, who returned
10 Dover early in the afternoon. intro
duced an act to change the name OIL
Harry Minner to Rathel Bryant and
make him the heir-at-law of Harvey II
Bryant.
Representative DAILY gave notice of ar
act to enable the Guarantee Building
and Loan Association of Washington
d. c., to do business in this State.
DOVER, Feb. 15.-Four ballots fol
United States Senator were taken to day
-44th to 47th, inclusive--but they were
all ineffective. The first taken resulted
as follows: a
THE VOTE IN DETAIL.
For Higgins-Representatives Burton
Jolls, Money, Pyle, Reybold, Townsend
Walker and Wilson's.
For Wolcott = Senators Harrington
and Fenimore and Speaker Watson, anc
Representatives Davis, Killen, SypherC
and Watson-7.
For Addicks-R Representative Ball
Brown, Moore, Morgan and Robbins-5
For Massey Senators Moore ant
Pierce, Representative Fleming anC
| Speaker McMullen--4.
For Thomas +. Bayard-Senator Pylt
and Representatives DAILY and Mustard
3.
For Edward L. Martin-Senator Rec
ords-1.
Paired-Senator Alrichs with Senate
Handy.
On motion of Senator Harrington thu
two houses separated until noon to
morrow. ...-.
THREE OTHER BALLOTS.
On the second ballot Senators PYLE
Records and Fenimore, and Represe nta
tives DAILY and Mustard voted for OK
Congressman L. l.. Martin; making hi
vote 5 and Wolcott's 6, all the othe
Democratic members voting for the lat
ter. Senator Records then left an,
went home.
Senator Fenimore voted for Wolcot
on the third and fourth ballots. Senate
Pyle and Representatives DAILY an
Mustard voted for Martin on the thir
ballot On the fourth Representativ
Daily again voted for Bayard, Will
Senator Pyle and Representative Mus
tard voted for Martin. The last ballc
resulted:
For Higgins, s; for Addicks, 8; 70
Massey, a. for Wolcott, I; for Martin, :
for Bayard, /.
And then the battle went over unit
tomorrow.
DOVER, Feb. l5.-Rumor now has 1t thu
a United States Senator will be elected ne,
weeR, but there is nothing to indicate sue
a possibility.
CITY OF WILMINGTON BILL.
Representative Walker has receive
from City Solicitor Elliott of Wilmingto
an act to further amend an act emtitlc
AN act to revise and consolidate Il
statutes relating to the city of Wilmln
ton" 1t is as follows.
Sec. !. That the nd section nf the art entitl,
, IAN act 10 revise and consolidate Tie statnt
relitlhs 70 the clty OF Wilmington" pissed
} Dover Aprll 1871. 1888, being chapter a11 OF VI
| XVII, Laws 81 Delaware, ur and the same
hereby amended by ndding at the end nj "a
section as follows: Except that it snail not
necessary Tor The respondent in said appeal
h.e any declaration, or tor the appellant
Aaid appeal to file any plea i'll the superb
COURT but the trial OF said appeal shall be- HI
upon the transcript OF the record of the nun
: clpal court; aud II tho Jury shall upon st,
I trial mud that the appellant was guilty in ma
nor ana form as charged In tho iniUrmatlt
s filed ia the Haia municipal court they shl
d render verdict for the respondent for Il
amount Of the tine. penalty or judgment 1t
posed ny the rOuEt below anu Judgment sht
thereupon be entered upon said verdict for Il
respondent against the appellant Tor Il
J amount Of SAID verdict, together with the COS
g OF The court below and gu appeal, ana II 4
y Jury shall upon triai iInd that the appella
) was not guilty IN manner and form as Charg
o In shid Information they shall render a verdi
{ for said appellant AMI thereupon judgine
a shall be entered for the appellant against Il
respondent for costs on tho appeal"
+ QuENS ANSE's RAILROAD co.
The House, this afternoon, PAST
(amended) the House act to authorize al
D permit the Queen Anne's Railroad Co.
:; eXtendlits roud through this State and
q confer upon it certain other powers al
privileges. 1t was passed by unanimo
c vote. Representative Jolls said the ii