Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-01-24
Vital statistics-Messrs. Watson, Jolls

and Brown.
Municipal Corporations-Messrs. Pyle,
Money, Morgan, Mustard and Watson.
Private orporations-Messrs. Jolls,
Fleming, Morgan, Brown and Davis.
Revised Sta:utes-Messrs. Walker,
Brown, Townsend, Sypherd and DAILY.
Fish, Oysters and Game-Messrs.
Burton, Reybold and Killen.
Divorce = Messrs. Moore, Money,
Fleming, Killen and Watson.
Education-Messrs. Ball, Wilson and
DAILY.
Temperance-Messrs. Wilson, Moore,
Robbins, Killen and DAILY.
Enrolled Bills-Messrs. Burton, Ball,
Reybold, Wilson, Daily, Killen, Davi S
and Mustard.
Appropriations - Messrs. Money,
Walker, Fleming, Burton and Sypherd.
IN THE SENATE.
The Senate met at 10 o'clock, and
Speaker Watson announced the stand
ing committees, as follows:
Corporations = Messrs. Harrington,
Pierce and Fenimore.
Cities ami Towns-Messrs. Pyle,
Records and Handy.
Enrolled Bills-Messrs. Fenimore,
Pierce, Moore and Alrichs.
Elections-Messrs. Harrington, Handy
and Pyle.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Pierce, Pyle and
Fenimore.
Claims--Messrs. Records, Harrington
and Moore.
Finance Messrs. Handy, Records and
| Fenimore.
Judiciary-Messrs. Alrichs, Harring-
ton and Moore.
Revised Statutes-Messrs. Records,
Alrichs and Fenlmore.
observation-disclosures. Pyle, Pierce and
Alrichs.
Printing-Messrs. Fenimore, Handy
and Harrington.
observation-disclosures. Moore, Records
and Pyle.
Fish, Oysters and Game-Messrs.
Fenimore, Records and Moore.
.-.. THE VOTES IN DETAIL.
Dover, Jan. lS.-l,alloting for United
States Senator began punctually ut IL
| O'Clock to-day in joint session.
Two ballots, the fifth and sixth in joint
session, were taken. They consllm ed
seven minutes and resulted rs follows:
For Higgins-Senator Alrichs and Rep
resentatives Burton, Jolls, Money, Pyle.
W w
Speaker McMullen-l0.
For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fenimore, lTar-
rington, Pyle, Records and Speaker Wat
son, and Representatives DAILY, Davis,
klllen and Sypherd-9.
For Addicks-senator Handy and Rep
resentatyes Ball, Brown, Moore, Morgan
and Robbins--6.
For Misrepresentation Moore and Pierce
and Representative Fleming-3.
For Tunnell-Representative Mustard
II.
Representative Watson was absent
Speaker Watson announced that 20 vote
had been cast, and since 10 were necessary
for choice, there had been no election.
| At lilo OH motion of Senator Records
the two houses separated until noon To-
morrow.
Immediately the House adjourned unit
Up. m.
Mr.. HAEBY TO ME. FLEMING.
Crossing over to tie desk of Representa-
tive Fleming, Senator Handy pleasant,
greeted him and said: Come and Sc
me- I'm not an arstocrut." Representa-
J tive Fleming smiled and saying lhat h
+ expected to be in town more at night
| next week, limited that lie might accept
1t is confidently stated that at heart llanb
!, and Fleming wish they could vote th
same way for United States Senator Scna
tor Handy gave Fleming all appealin
J glance-a look which seemed to say Com
| with u.s.
MIR. BIRD POSITIVELY NOT IN 1T.
Levi c. Bird sent word to Speaker Mo
! Mullen this morning that in case his nam
came up IN the House to publicly stat
e that under no circumstances would h
r accept the nomination for United state
G senator. Mr.. Bird was seen this nlornn
g and stated that he had never entertaine
4. the slightest notion of entering the SEM
. torial light and would not accept the piaC
= OIL silver platter. He would not cunsei
II to give up his Law business to enter upo
l. Senatorial duties at Washington.
l. Mr.. Bird added however, that he woul
v do all in his power for Mr.. Massey.
d FIGHT OVER ENRoLLISG CLERK.
q DOVER Jan. ls.-rhe House met ut
n O'Clock this morning. Representati'
lie DAILY gave notice Of the introduction of u
n act 20 incorporate the Dover & Miltol
" Electric Railway 90. The capitol stoC
=. will be 100000, and the road will extei
:. from Dover to Milford via Camden al
Magnolia.
= Representative Moore introduced an a
is to authorize the Queen Anne's klilrOi
in | Co., 10 extend it's line from Denton, Nc
10 via GeurgctOwa AMI BridEeylie to Il poi
n OH the Delaware bay ut " near l.rweS.
ri Representative Pyle gave Ilpticn Of Il
Nv introduction Of an act To- enable the CT
- zens of New Caa.!e 10 exempt imprUy
y ments upon re,t estate from assesSmG
lc and taxation for local purposes. 1t "
~ drawn for the New Castle Tax Reform a
Or ISOLATION. Harold SldelI, secretary.
ll Representative Walker gave notice of !
u act 10 amend chapter II, Vol. XVI
~ Laws of Delaware, said chapter is
~ amendment to the charter of the city
~ Wilmington. The contents OF the pI
ne posed bill are not known.
ry Representative Moore introduced an n
Of to make the law referring to bogus sales
nv Wilmington apply TO the entire State.
niI Each branch al the General Assemb
H., received Il message from the GOYernor. {
~ Companci by the report of Mrs. j. i'ra
VI Bali, in relation othc expenditures OF I
NJ money appropriated Gnder an act to n;.
1t a further appropriation for the cOllcCtiC
"a arrangement and display of the products
in the state OF Delaware at the Worlds Ia
Ia The appropriation amounted to $500, q
,nr thesum Of S3j,l3 remains to the credit
H., the fund,
~ ~ THE SENATE.
Ia, The Senate met at Ii O'Clock. Scna
~ Records introduced a bill to incor por
VI the Farmers store 90. of luurel
IN. Senator Pyle Introduced a bill to inc
TO pugA;e tue Iiihernia Brewing TO, The
ILL., curpOraLUrs are Thomas Mrilugli, Den
tu- Duugherty, Patrick j. Long, Hub
~ Cassidy, Thomas MulrooneY Robert L
M tingham and John Dourdun and the Gu
ln Mrs. Balls report was referred to
~ committee.
Of For the Office of enrolling clerk J
ill Records nominated Roman Tammal
AL Mr.. Pierce, H., nominated William
ard Parvis "a Demucratl, and Mr.. Fgnim
ALI nominated Edward ., RAYMOND. Par
III. was elected by Speaker Watson and
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