Evening journal., 1895-04-02


from twenty four to seven.
Rebuked the Massey Men.
Governor Mervil will not appoint
state detectives under the old law. In
the Senate the House bill curing the
defect in the old law was reported
without recommendation by Chairman
Records OF the Senate Committee on Re-
vised Statutes, he stating that Senator
Alrichs favored 1t and that he aud sena.
tor Fenimore were opposed to It. Dur
Ing the short debate Speaker Watson
left the chair and said that he was
opposed to any bill which created the
Offices OF state detectives ard compelled
the city Of Wilmington to pag or them
II was not just nor business like ia his
opinion. II the state wanted detectives
it should pay for them
Senator Alrichs was the only one who
voted for the bill, the other Republicans
voting with the Democrats. After the
ss ssion the senator from Pencadtr cal ed
Messrs Pierce and Moore 70 task for
voting with the Democrats, saying that
he was elected asa Republican and inti-
mating that they were not acting as
good Republicans should
whentIey Wants Transfer.
stansbury ] Wheatley Is not satisfied
that HE farm should be situated in
School District No b. 10 Sussex county
Knowing Senator Moore's power to slide
farm from one district 70 another, he
has sent him a bill transferring his to
District No CO. Notice Of the bin was
given yesterday.
Brandywine Roads gain.
Senator Records made Senator Handy
stop reading and prick up his ears yes
terday by giving notice Of an act re-
lating to the improvement OF roads ID
Brsndywine hundred. 1t Ia understood
TO be q Democratic bill TO knock out
Senator Hanby's road bill passed last
week, aud he Is looklr for its arrival.
The Brandywine statesman gave notice
Of an act for the relief Of the road COM
missiouers of his hundred. They are
about st. 600 In debt aud want authority
to borrow money to meet their obliga.
tions
Tho Government Of Wilmington.
Senator Pyle gave notice Of an act to
appoint commission 10 consider The
| question OF municipal government Of the
city Of Wilmington and report two years
hence. A similar bill had already bsen
given notice Of by Representative Pyle
who iavors q bipartisan commission
He and Senator Pyle will probably confer
on the matter.
No Longer Man and wife.
Secil A. and Martha Cole, Of Whining
ton, are no longer man and wife The
bin divorcing them passed the Houa,
several days ago and passed the Senate
yesterday.
It IS Family AFFAIR.
Senator Handy gave notice Of an act {,
incorporate the Eureka Brick Menufact.
uring Company, Of New Castle county
The incorporators viii be Frederick A
Godfrey r and Annie r. Handy
Capital stock, $50 600 or this amoun
So 600 must be subscribed before thel
begin business. They already havr
$50, 600 in It but are not incorporated.
News for the Fishermen.
Senator Handy introduced an act e
regulat- the sale Of fish and oysters il
the city Of Wilmington. Il provide
that every person engaged In the bust
ness, either by wholesale or retail II
Wilmington, shall annually, before JunI
!, take out a state license at 8 cost o
$25. Failure to do so is made a mis-
demeanor, punishable with fine 10
exceeding 500
The Bishops Exit Bill.
Bishop Coleman's bill to regulate the
exit from buildings OF u public character
WAS introduced by Speaker Of the Senate
Watson. Il provides that the doors OF
all exits from churches, hotels, theatres
railroad depots school houses, publt
hall or any other building intended foi
] nm Ia.
Within six months all exits must be 81
altered and arranged Failure to do 8
constitutes a misdemeanor punishabi
with fine of not less than 5000 an
costs, one half 20 20 TO The informsr
The last section provides that the &c
shall be published five times In twl
newspapers Of each county within on
month next ensuing the passage Of tn
act
The Enterprises Capital Stock.
Senator Pyle introduced a bill to incor
porats the Enterprise Manufacturing an
supply Company OF Wilmington Tn
bill provides that the capital stock shal
not be less than $50, 900 nor more tha
fl00,0 600
The Rush in the House.
The biggest list Of notices Of the sessio
I AAhA ANtNAAAcA An6 cG6SiQuh uA Nn5 h9ue
yesterday morning and last night. Bu
few OF the bills are here, or IL they are
the members are too busy with notices t
, find them in their desks. The followin
were the forty eight notices given yesteI
day mornings
/ Notices-By Mr. Watson, to ineorporat
the Kent and Sussex County Mutual In
surancs Company; by MIR DAILY to amen
section 53, chapter 853, volume ! 10; 10 re
I lation to the change of text books; {
raise revenue for the state; by Mr.. Rey
bold, to incorporate the Coliseum Com
! pany by Mr. Jolls. to amend the act {
] incorporate the town Of Middletown; {
, amend chapter SO, volume 49,; by MI
Pyle, to confirm the sale of certain rel
] estate in the city Of Wilmington; to allo,
! School District No. AZ Ia New Castl
1 county to borrow money; to allow th
Weccscoe Fire Company Of Wilmingto
/ TO maintain chemical engine; by Mi
, Sypkerd. to amend the act to incOrporat
! the Dover Library: to divorce Alfred an
Z Ida Polk; by Mr. Townsend, to divid
Baltimore hundred into two elec,io
/. districts; by Mr. Ball to reduce publ
/ expenses; to squallzs the salaries {
3 county officers; by Mr. Moore, to amen
: the Ect To charter the FRrmers' Ran