Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-04-11


without accident, frequent loss Of one or more
wheelaor breaking of axle resulting. The grade
should conform TO highway, turnpike or road:
On some railw4 w Tho grade is IN places several
feet above tho highway, thus preventing the
use of one-thiri the roadway by the public and
forcing wagons into narrow road, Bridironing
or cutting it up. The paving or macadainizing
o. the railway bed Is 50 obviously important
10 the pubic that NIL can understand There
fore insist In the charter upon girdsr rail, con-
formity OF g. ade and paving or macadanizing
Dover, April 6.-1o days Senatorial
ballot was the 104th. 1t showed no signs
OF break in the deadlock and resulted as
follows:
THE BALLOT IN DETAIL.
For Higgins-Senator Alrichs and Rep
resentatives Burton. lollS, Pyle. Reyhold,
Walker, Townsend, Money and Wilson-9.
For Addicks-Senat0r Hahby and Rep
resentatives Bail, Brown, Moore and Rob
bins--d.
For Massey-Senators Moore and Pierce,
Speaker McMullen, and Representative
Fleming-4.
For James Pennewill-Representative
Morgan-l.
For Edward Ridgely-Speaker Watson
and Senators Fenimore, Harrington, Pyle
and Records, and Representatives DAILY,
Davis killen, Svpherd, and Watson-l0.
For Thomas Il. Bayard-Representatire
Mustard-1.
On motion of Senator Records the two
houses separated until noon on Monday.
Dover, April 6.---To-day's session of the
General Assembly continued about an
hour.
The Senate passed the House bill reouir-
ing that teachers checks be signed by only
Il majority of commissioners.
| The House passed the House bill to in
corporate the Suburban Real Estate Co. OF
| Wilmington.
| Representative Brown has introduced an
| act 10 exempt from execution process cer-
tain property i'll sussex county. IL exempts
| from said process the family Bible. school
books, family libraries, family pictures,
church pcws. burial lots, wearing apparel
of u debtor and his family and the tools,
implements and fixtures necessary for
carrying oil the debtors trade or business.
said tools, implements and fixtures not to
exceed the value of $50.
Representative Pyle has introduced an
act to incorporate the Wilmington Build
ing Co. Its incorporator5 arc Philemma
Chandler, John Taylor, jeremiah Mahoney,
| Charles Il. Sherburne and Samuel Greg,
and its capital stock is to be slOO,000.
There has been introduced an act to tax
the articles named as follows: Merry-go-
round Sl50; bi and tricycle. railway, $3.50;
revolving swing. $3.50; toboggan slide, $3.50;
switch-back, $3.50; haunted swing, 500;
razzle.dazzie, $3.50.
The ACT providing for the appointment
Of a milE inspector foh New Castle county,
introduced by Representative Money, says
the inspector to succeed the one named by
the bill shall he appointed by the Board Of
Health of Wilmington for such term OF
time as the board may determine. i
further provides that the inspector shall
be allowed 10 cents for every analysis
made by him; that if the inspector shall
wilfully make OF report false analysi;
he shall pay for every offence Sl00, one
half of which shall go to the informer and
the other half to the Board of Health; thai
every individual, firm or corporation
engaged in or desiring to engage in thu
sale of milk in the city of Wilmington
shall on or before January lst procure
from the inspector All annual license; thai
the cost of the licenses shall be as follows
10 every licensee having eight cows o.
more, 90; to one who is not produces
and who buys milk to sell, or who ha
less than eight cows, S25, and il such last
mentioned licensee uses more than on
wagon in the sale of milk he shall pay
S25 additional for each additional wagon
that the amount of the inspectors bont
shall be determined by the Board 0
Health; that the inspector, himself, shal
provide the implements, utensils, chemi
calls and other things used in MAXIM
, analysis that milkmen who violate th
provisions of the act shall nay fine no
less than $40 nor more than 500; that tn
act take effect July list next; that durin
the remainder of this year fractiona
licenses shall be issued to milkmen.
The bill authorizing the sale of liquor o
; Rehoboth will come before the Legislator
in the shape of an amendment and wi
! not be reported for week. Represents
tive Pyle will hold it for that length q
! time in order that opponents of the bi
! may be heard.
i. DOVER, April S.-one ballot for Unite
States Senator, the 105th, was taken by tn
Q Legislature to-day, resulting as follows:
t IHE BALLOT IN DETAIL.
t For Higgins-Senator Alrich and Reprl
t sentatiyes burton, Jolls, Money, Pyle, ReA
bold and Wilson,.
1 For Addieks-Senator Handy and Re,
S resentatives Ball, Brown, Moore and Rol
bins.
e For SIassey-Senators Moore and Pierc
$ Representative Fleming and Speaker Nj
: Mullen-4.
}. For James Pennewill : Representa-,
2 Morgan--l,
! For Edward Ridgely-Speaker Watso
U and Senators Harrington. Pyle an
! Records and Representatives Davis, Killer
4 Sypherd and Watson-S.
r For Thomas il, acknowledgements
G Mustard-l.
;. Absent-Senator Fenimore and Repr
sentatives Townsend and Walkers
y paired-Representa DAILY with Repr
sentative Walker.
IL On motion OF Senator Hanbv, the tN
u houses separated until noon tomorrow.
DOVER. April S.--rhe committee al
y pointed to draft Constitutional Convei
= ton bill was to have been addressed t.
y night by ex-senator Higgins and 9th,
A lawyers respecting the right to allow Ne
+" Castle county to have more delegates thu
. Kent or Sussex counties in said convention
y but the gentlemen expected did not com
:, 4 telegram received from Wilmington a
- nounced that effort had been made
= bring delegation down but it had faile
:, The Senate, this afternoon, deferr,
~ ~ until tomorrow action on the followin
~ which was offered by Senator Pierce:
IS WHEREAS, 1t is essential to tho proper al
O. Intelligent consideration of any bill provide
Sf for calling u Constitutional Conven ion tn
= = the members OF this Geueral Assembly shou
u be authoritatively advised whether it $ requir
by the Constitution that such convention shou
y be composed OF an equal number of delegat
IL from esch Of the counties. or whetherit 1t m
m be consti utionaly provided by law that t
al whole number OF delegates thereto may be q
81 portloned among The several counties in diift
nc ing numbers as To each county a. the ueneI
M Assembly may determine: therefore
le RAofutd, de-, That the Governor be and he
le hereby respectfully requested 10 submit Il
IN question to the Chancellor and judges of Il
Z; State for their opinions thereUu IN wiling ar
70 when obtained, communicate the same 10 I
e. General Assembly Tor its information as W
en- as that of the public,
81 u, THE DIVORCE MILL.
m The divorce committee. contrary to c
m pectstion. convened this afternoon Al
% was in session about an hour. Some d
i'd piicants for divorce arrived at noon and
he consequence the divorce mill had to be 2
nd in operation.
il Most of to.day's legislative business v
he of a routine nature.
i'll PROMOTION OF PUBLIC SAFETY.
'sS