Evening journal., 1897-05-31
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one man here and his grandmothers
were Irish and his grandfathers
French and English and he was such a
mixture that he did not want any lib
erty in Delaware. He said he could not
do the subject justice in half an hours |
time.
Mr.. Pierce said he thought traction |
engines ought to pay, as they would
tear up the pike more than twenty car
riages.
Mr.. Handy said that the stones and
the turnpike companies should pay
them for doing it. He said that Sena-
tor Pierce would tie up New Castle
county on any improvements.
Speaker Harrington called the ques-
tion on the motion limiting debate,
and it was carried by the following
vote:
Yea-Messrs. Fenimore, Meredith, w
T. Moore. Pyle, Pierce and Mr.. Speaker
&c.
Nay-Messrs. Alrichs, Handy, John
M. c. Moore-3.
Senator Pierce asked to change his
VOTE as he thought ne was voting on
the bill.
Speaker Harrington decided that he
was on Of order, as the vote had been
ANNOUNCED.
Mr.. Handy moved that the bill be in
definitely postponed but got no sec
ond
The vote was then taken on the bill,
and it was passed by a vote of to 1,
Senator Handy voting nay and Sem
ator Alrlchs not voting.
REPORT ON ALLOWANCES.
John NJ. c. Moore chairman of the
Committee on Accounts, made the fol-
lowing report on the Senate allowances,
which was adopted:
Hezekiah Harrington, speaker, 147
days, 20 miles, $594.00; John Pyle, 147
days, AZ miles, $455.1O; Samuel Alrichs,
147 days, SO miles, S451.S 80; Robert J..
Handy, 147 days, SO miles, $456.90;
John w. Fenimore, las days, miles,
$43710; George f. Pierce, lat days, q
days S449.10; John NJ. G. Moore, LAT
days, 46 miles, $4548O; William T.
Moore 147 days, 46 miles, $454.S0 Sam
uel r. Meredith, 145 days, 10 miles,
$43S; Simon p. Doherty, clerk $1,000;
e. d. c. Hegeman. reading clerk, $500;
Edward o. Raymond, enrolling clerk
$3.50; Rev. T. p. Revelle, chaplain, $75;
] Roland T. Quillen, sergeant-at-arms
$500; Willard H. Parsons, page of Sen
ate, SIS; George Carter, clerk of Divorce
Com, S175; J. b. Pennington, legal SER
vices. S25; J. Harvey Whiteman, lega
} services, $25; Peter l.. Cooper. Jr., lega
= services. $50; the Delawarean, print
ing, $50: James Kirk & Son, printing
SIS; J. d. Dean, newspapers for Senate
:. S511O.
We, the undersigned, members of th'
= Committee on Accouns, have examined
j. the foregoing report, and find the al
d lowanCes therein made to be correct.
!. ]. M. c. Moore,
Samuel r. Meredith,
Robert ]. Handy.
# SENATE-MORNING SESSION.
i Met at 1906. Reading of journal dis
a pensed with on motion of Mr.. Pyle
Vote, yeas; nays; / not voting.
l. On motion of Mr.. Pyle speeches wer
r limited to three minutes by a vote o
F. 6 to 3.
Al Read first time-House bills in rela
le ton to the collection of taxes in NeV
= Castle county (referred); to lay out
new public road in South Murderkil
hundred (referred).
o Adopted-ResOlution in relation t
re per diem and mileage during recess.
l. Resolution authorizing tn
Il late state insurance commissioner t
J. publish statement.
/ Senate concurred in House amend
J. ment to Adams Tax bill.
Concurred in-House amendment t
a the Reynolds compensation resolution
Is House amendment to Senate bill to in
re corporate the Peninsula Press Com
le pany.
Sc Reported without recommendation
d House bill authorizing governor to ap
Id point an additional constable inGeorge
town hundred, passed.
N Reported without recommendation
Id Senate substitute for House bill in re
l.. lation TO fiduclary bonds.
n Passed-House bills 70 amend tn
le charter of the Kennett Turnpike Com
Sc pany; House bills to divorce Mary 1
10 and Henry G. Bell; in relation to prom
fe issory note; in relation to auctions an
K auctioneers; to divorce Dolly and Rof
IS ert H. Williamson; to lay out a road
r. South Murderkill hundred.
is Reported without recommendation
Id House bill for the relief of GreenwoO
Hotel, passed.
y, Concurred in-House joint resolutio
a. providing for recording of Inter-Stat
S. Boundary Commission report.
e Concurred in-House joint resolutio
Id in relation to claims
o. Adopted Resolutions thankin
a Speaker Harrington, Clerk Dohert.
Reading Clerk Hegeman. Enrollin
he Clerk Raymond, Chaplain Revelle, Sci
s. geant Quillen, Page Parsons, GeOrg
y. Carter, clerk of Divorce Committee.
er Reported nfavorably-Senate bill /
a relation to witness fees; killed.
m Report of the Committee on Az
counts adopted.
Mt Laid on table-ResolutiOn in relatio
Id tc adjournment.
Read first time and referred-Hous
bill to lay out a new road In Broadkil
hundred (passed under suspension {
,h rule.)
or On motion of Mr.. Pierce the Senai
lk voted that It would consider no moi
ty business to-day and that the member
s: remain while the bills are being eI
k rolled.