Evening journal., 1895-03-05

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bers, and these seven members were
unanimously in favor of allowing this
appropriation TO be made, II In the judg-
ment OF the county commissioners 1t Is
IN the line Of economy. They have just
AZ much right to an opinion on the bill as
we have. and their views have right to
be considered in the matter. They have
a right to say whether or not It snail be
allowed as they represent followings Of
people In New Castle county
would like very much to have those
letters read l would like to know by
what right you say they were indlted by
somebody else
Mr.. Pyle-"I will read one OF the best
and one OF the worst
Mr. Alrichs--"Let us have them all.
Don't be afraid. We want TO vote intelli-
gently, that is all we want to do
Mr. Pyle-"I have said that some Of
these commissioners have no opinion OF
their own and can prove It. This bill
Is not mandatory, 1t Is true, but pass this
bill and these people will come down on
them the same IS they do the Legislature
with 81 900 schemes and fna-spun yarns
Here is letter from one OF them.
should regret sorely to read his name in
this honorable body
Senator Handy then made long and
telling speech against the bill. He de
nounced it as robbery and urged the
Kent and Sussex members TO vote against
it. He said that some OF the Republican
members of the House were nothing but
Office seekers aud corporation hackers
Senator Pyle could not have been more
ably seconded.
When the vote was taken the only
nf MA nf faF
Alrichs.
Two Passed the Senate.
The Senate passed two Senate bills
yesterday afternoon. One transferred
the farm of Helen NJ Stout from school
district No. 80 to districts Nos "a. 1876
and 1877, Sussex county, and the other to
lay out new public road in Gumboro
hundred, Sussex county.
Postponed for Week.
Senator Hanby does not want to open
the way for the appointment Of candy
ins pector Yesterday afternoon Senator
Alrichs made a fRvorsbls report on the
Walker bill to prevent the adulteration
Of candy. Senator Handy moved that
further consideration of the bill be post
poned for one week until he could see
some OF the candy dealers OF Wilmington.
He did not want TO pave the way for the
appointment Of candy inspector
Against the Appropriation.
The Senate Committee on Appropria,
tions will to-day make an unfavorabe
report upon the bill increasing to 50 000
ths annual appropriation Of the Delaware
Industrial School for Girls and
exemptlng it's real and personal property
from taxation. Senator's Pyle and Handy
will probably speak in its behalf and
Senator Records against It on the ground
that the state treasury would show 8
deficit at the end OF the year. al ths
additional 81, 600 could not be spared.
some Time, But Not Now.
The real estate men will have access tS
the public records nome time but not
now. The bill which they placed In the
hands of Senator Hanby for introduction
was reported unfavorably by the Senate
Committee on Judiciary yesterday
afternoon. Senator Handy stated that
he had given them ample notice
to come to Dover in it's behalf and they
had failed to do so. The bill WAS theI
killed without further comment.
InVestments By Guardians and Trustees
Senator Records introduced to day al
act TO further amend chapter 246
volume 10. Laws of Delaware as amended
by chapter 246. volume 10, Laws oi
Delaware entitled, IAN act concerning
investments by guardians and trustees.
The amendment strikes out 'shsres o.
the capital stock or bonds of any COR
poration or association held or owned BY
! such testRtor or intestate at the time o.
! his dseease At the appraised value
thereof" and inserting IN lieu Thereof
, the following; ''ln specie by assignment
. transfer or delivery. according to thu
, nature and character Of the property, Il
be made by the executor or Rdministra
tor of any testAtor or intestate to sucl
, guardians or trustees of any stock
, bond judgments, mortgages, invest
ments, or other personal property helC
, or owned by-such testator or intestate at
the time OF his death at the appraised
|, value thereof, and such assignment
I transfer or delivery shall vest the lega
| title TO any such investments or propert,
/, in such guardian and trustee
: THAT whenever an executor or ad
ministrator shall make an assignment
OF any investm Mt or shall transfer OF
deliver any personal property of any
/. testAtor or intestate, under the provis
Ions OF this act, he shall take from tn
guardian or trustee copy OF tn
. inventory and apprRIsement Of suci
I Investments and personal property, will
! the receipt OF such guardian or trustee
! therefore, therein endorsed, and dslive
I the same TO the register OF wills befor
whom it shall be the duty of sucl
executor or administrator to pass hi
accounts, and the same shall be entereI
: by the register In the accounts passe
I before him by such executor or admins
traitor at the several appraisements o
!, such stocks, bonds, judgments, mort
: cages, Investments. or other persona
Z property as collections or payments o
money coming into the hands Of sue
|. executor or administrator.
: "An assignment transfer, or deliver
Of any investments or personal propert
: made under the provisions OF this &C
: and in compliance Herewith, shall be
: sufficient discharge Of such executor o
administrator, and of his sureties, for tn
\ investments and property so assigned
= transferred and delivered.
9 The Dover Milford Railway.
Chairman Harrington, OF the Senat