Milford chronicle., 1895-02-01
BALLorINe FoR sENAroR.


There were few people present at the meet
ing Of the joint assembly when the vote or
the election ofa Senator was taken. Speaker
Watson and his feliow-senatUrs marched into
the hall of the House and took their seats
The first ballot resulted
For Anthony Hiegins-Alrichs, Burton,
Iolls, Money, Pyle Reybold, Townsend, Wal
ker wilsou-e
For J. Edward Addcks-Hauby, Ball,
Brown, Charles L Moore, Morgan, Robbins
10
For George V. Massey-J NJ c. Moore,
Pierce. Fleming, Speaser McMulieu-4.
For James L Wolcott-H Harrington, John
Pyle, Speaker Watson DAILY. Davis, Killen
Sypherd, Thomas A. watson-s
Absent-Fenimore, Records, Mustard-s
A second ballot was taken and resulted as
the FIRST. The two Houses then separated.
SENATE TUESDAY,
Senate met at II al m.
Mr. Airichs presented the memorial of the
Baptist Union regarding the appropriation
of public money to Sabbath Schools and
moved that it be referred. On motion of Mr..
Handy it was tabled
Introduced-By Mr Pyle, supplement to
the charter ofthe New Castle County Mu- |
tuai Iuaurauce Company; House bill to re-
new the charter ofthe vulcauized Fibre Com
pauy.
Read and referred-House bills to repeal |
chapter 90 volume 10, Laws Of Delaware; to
provide for the purchase aud display of flags
over public schools; to transfer the farms of
Charles a. Russell from district No. II to
district No I45, Sussex county
On motion of Mt Watson, there being no
objection, the Mispillion and Broadkiu oys-
ter bill was recommitted for corrections to
be made in the amendments.
HoUsE-rUBsDAY.
The bill to incorporate the Samuel J. White
Carriage Company was read the FIRST time
and referred.
Joint resolution to amend joint resolution
in reference to the line between Kent and
Sussex counties was offered by Mr.. DAILY and
referred to the Committee on Revised Stat
utes
BALIoTINe FOR SENATOR
!
Shortly after noon the two Houses met
in joint session and Eve ballots were taken
for .. S. Senators, each of which resulting
as follows
For Anthony Higgins = Alrichs, Jolls I
Money, Frederic Pyle, Reybold, Townsend, :
Walker wilson-e
For J. Edward Addicks-Hanby Ball
Brown, c. L. Moore Morgan, Robbius-6.
For George " Massey. NJ. c. Moore,
Pierce, Fleming, Speaker McMuiien--4. e
For James l. Wolcou- Harrington, Speak. F
er Watson John Pyle, DAILY, Davis. Killen, a
Thomas A. Watsou-7 n
Absent -Fenimore, Records Mustard, sy- Il
1herd-4
sENATE-wEDNEsDAY. c
Read first time: A bill to lay out a road in
West Dover hundred. Several minor bills
we're read and referred. A bill was passed
o provide for an additional Iustice-ofthe-
Peace for Brandywine hundred
WEDNESDAY
Notice Of bills were given by Mr.. Miller I
n reference to election districts in MispiI-
AVu ny NV ltllo ~ AiNDlNG LfilLlc
? and Isaac T Mccaulley by Mr.. Ball to
ihange the name of Marguerite Carpenter to
Margaret Richardson
Ballotting for United States Senator
Two ballots we're taken which resulted as a
ollows
For Anthony Higgius-Alrichs. Burton,
oils. Money Reybold, Townsend, Walker,
Wilson's
For j. Edward Addicks- Hanbv, Ball,
'rowu, Charles L. Moore, Morgan, Robbins
@.
For George v. Massey--J. NJ c Moore,
fierce, Fleming Speaker MeMulIen. "a
For James L wolcot- Harrington, John .
yle, Speaker Watson. DAILY, Davis, Killeu.
ypherd. Thomas A watson-8 4
Absent = Fenimore, Records. Mustard ?
frederic Pyle-4.
ATKINS FOR STATE TREASURER.
Charles p Atkins. of Milton, was nomi. n
ated Wednesday night in the Republican i,
aucus for State Treasurer On the 6rst
allot Atkius received ten votes to nine for ri
Viaaeld S. Quigleg, Of Wilmington.