Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-02
There WILL BE NO SENATOR
This Impression Becoming a
Conviction at Dover.
MAY TRY TO DELAY ADJOURNMENT
Twenty-one Bills Passed at
Mondays Session.
Unfavorable Report on the Proposed In
crease OF the Attorney Salary
The Acetyline Light Co.-General
Legislative Notes.

BtafI Correspondence OF Gazette and journal.
DOVER, April 24,-The General AS
sembiy, to-day. passed is bills, including
the following:
Passed BY the Senate-Senate bill to in
corporate the Laurel Loan and Trust Co.:
Senate bill to Incorporate the Delaware
Pipe Line Co.; Senate bill to change the
name Of Harry Minner to Harry Willis
Vosheil; House bill to lay out public
road in White Clay Creek hundred House
bill TO incorporate the Jacoby Construction
Co.; House bill to incorporate the Fidelity
Storage Co.; House bill TO incorporate the
Wilmington BuildiBgtc9.; House bill to
incorporate the Sussex Mutual Fire and
Marine Insurance Co.
Passed by the House-Senate bill to in
corporate the Delaware Street Sweeping
Machine Co.; House bill TO enable the
Marshallton Board of Education to nego-
tiate a loan House bill to incorporate the
Diamond State Protective Association
House bill respecting the attachment of
persona! property III Sussex county.
Representatives Burton aud Mustard
opposed the House bill providing for the
protection and promotion of the horiicul-
tiiral interests of the State. The former
said the bill had the appearance of one
designed to create an office. lie thought
we have enough commissioners. He ridi-
culed the idea of sending into orchards
men who would not know what they were
being sent there for and declared that the
inspectors provided for by the bill would
cost the Slate'at least $4,000 per year. The
latter said that not more than two men in
his neighborhood favored the bill.
In Offering the joint resolution respect
ing an honest suffrage Representative
Mustard was actuated BY a desire to have
prepared Il bill more sweeping than the
Senate bill to Prev ut corrupt practices and
fraud at elections.
Representative Pyle introduced an act
TO ratify the resolution of the Street and
Sewer Department OF Wilmington yacat-
ing parts of certain streets in that city. 1t
provides for the vacating of the following
thoroughfares Third street, from the
west line of the right of way of the p, w.
IL b. Railroad Co., to line parallel to and
49, feet 10 inches westerly from the west
side OF Church street; Fourth street, from
the west line of the right Of way of said
railroad company to line parallel to and
1926 feet 0 inches eastery from the east
side OF Church street, said line being the
west side of Bridge street, at u proposed
width of 70 feet; Spence street, from the
south side OF Third street to the south side
of Robinson street; Church street, from
the south side of Fifth street to the north
side of Third street; Robinson street, from
parallel TO and 200 feet 10 inches westerly
from the west side Of Church street, as ut
present laid out. These streets are to be
vacated on the completion of the projected
viaduct over the r., w. g. b. railroad
tracks at Fourth street and the lard
within the area of the parts of the streets
vacated is to De occupied by said railroad
company and by such other owners Uf
property abutting on the streets vacated
Representative Sypherd introduced an
act providing for the borrowing of S35, 900
for additional buildings ut Farnhurst.
The bonds are to mature in 1918 and are to
hear interest at rate not exceeding - per
cent
Representative Moore introduced an act
to incorporate the Indian River Inlet CLUB.
Its incurp0rators are Charles II. kitGnger,
Clarence ID. Sypherd, Joseph l.. Cahal,
John II. Donahoe, Oliver ID. Robinson,
Charles w. Cullen, Charles l.. Moore, ID,
NJ. Wilson, Horace Mustard, Horace
Brown, Frederic Pyle, Thomas Curry,
james McComb and William NJ. Byrne.
Its object is to cultivate athletic sports and
maintain amateur rowing, boating aud
sailing association and its property hold.
ings are to not exceed $1,000
DAILY SCOTT NUPTIALs.
Representative Alexander Malcolm DAILY
and Miss Iona Douoho Scott were married
in Lebanon NJ. l.. Church this afternoon,
the Rev. |, Il. Fosnucht officiating. lhe
WeuuliS was ~. mo'uUie az, e ailalI ahu was ht-
@ @.enugu ~ anu' ~ iiiuus ;,,n ~ tie toli
editice Vas occ,mied 4 nrofmsipn ~
nntted nlants enhnnced the bea,ltv of thf
snrrm,nIings The hride cnstumsd ia
becoming travelling suit of blue cloth, with
hat to match, was attended by her brother
J. NJ. Scott, by whom she was given away
!. b. Hutton was groomslnan. The usher:
we're Levi Scott brother of the bride
Thomas Q. Frame, Jr., Mark Cole anC
Miiiiin jenkins. Miss Leila Cole played
the bridal marches, Among those present
were; Speaker Pro Iem Records, Senators
Alrlchs, Handy ana fehiinOre, senate
Clerk Hastings, Speaker MGAlnllen, Repre-
sentatives Davis, Wilson, Watson, killen
Robbins, brown. Ball, key6old, Moore
Sypherd, walker, burton, Jolls, Money
and Morgan, House Reading Clerk Brown
House Sergeant Prindivllle, Charles IL
kittinger, Joseph u. Wllkins, Mr., ant
Mrs. GeorSe VI. scott, MISS Mattle scott
Miss Daiy, ex-Sheritf Cole and family, ex
Secretary of State Hawkins, DR.. and Mrs
Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. George T.. Jones
Miss Caddie Sharp, Miss Nellie Rlckard
and Watson Cam. Mr, anu MTs. Daly nc
celved many elegant slits. Altet tfll
north the coupe WIZ take rosscSs'oh oi
cosy home at wyoming
DOVER, April 2j.--There was yer!
large attendance at the State House to-day
to witness the casting of the l2Oth ballo
by the Delaware Legislature for Unitet
States Senator.
But one ballot was taken and it wa
foatureiess If resulted ne follows:
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