Evening journal., 1897-05-31


$50; A. NJ. Daily, drawing bills, $50; !
e. r. Cochran, Jr.. attorney, $500; r. H. |
Vandyke, typewriting, s135; A. o. Fl. !
Grier, clerk to committee, $50; Julian
B. Robinson, stationery, $3475; Elec-
trio Press, printing, 1862; e. c. Hard
esty, reporting investigation, SAB; John
Dunning, guarding ballOt-bOxes, So; e.
ID. Hearne, legal work, $500; Thomas
ROsster, printing, Si97, Secretary of
State Boyce. for printing done by the
Index, $365.50; Delawarean, printing
S25O.50: e. S. r. Butler, stationery,
S19274; E. II. Haman, ice, SIS; ]. II.
Whiteman, drawing bill, 5000; Miss
Virdie Gooden, typewriting, So; c. G.
Guyer, copying, S25; ]. ID. Hawkins,
drawing bills, $3.50; Charles G. Demp-'
sey, clerk of committee, $50
THE CLAIMS ALLOWED.
Chairman Mccoy, of the House Com
mittee on Claims, presented a bill MAX
ing the following allowances on claims,
which was passed by the House and
concurred in by the Senate:
An act for the payment of claims
against the state.
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the State of
Delaware in General Assembly met:
That the state treasurer be and he is
hereby authorized and directed to pay
the following claims:
James w. Wise, $685. James C. Tom
linson, sos; Wilbur Short. 81; Alonza
Scotch, $22; Samuel l.. Shaw, $43.50
Stephen K. Belts, S56.3S; William T..
Hutson, S19S.1O; Peter @. Gruwell,
$500: Richard B. Cooper, $500; George
p. farrell, $45.75; A. r. Boyle, $3.50; J.
s. Goodwin, S23.75; Slaughter & Bice
s591.34; Dover Gas Light Company
s26O.44; H. c. Collision, $3.50; James A.
Culbreth. $1295; John H. Rodney 5000;
L. M. Wright, $12.50; Dover Machine
Works, S32.46; Model Heating Com
pany, 1895; Clarke & Mcdaniel, $32.99;
Wilkinson & Wilkinson, $9.45; M. e
Haman, $45.45 G. r. Ferguson. $500;
Layton & Layton, s35.25; T. X. Jones &
Bro, S126.50; e. S. R. Butler e. Son.
s25.49; Julian B. Robinson, $37S.40; C
F. Thomas, S55; w. w. Knowles, super
4, intendent, S105.O5; Willard T. Smith
superintendent. $55; c. c. Tindal, su
perintendeHt, S12365; Peter X. Mere
dith, S7915; Walter S. Hendrickson
(oyster revenue), S107; State Sentinel
(oyster revenue), $25; B. P. Gravenor
(oyster revenue), S130; Samuel ]. Bur
ton, (oyster revenue), $S0.31; New
J Publishing Company. S359S; Middle
i town Transcript. $455S; Delawar
! Pilot, SS6.52: Delaware Record. $40
Robert d. Hoffecker, $50; MilfOrl
Chronicle, S76.30; the Dover Index
$685.. so: the Delawarean, S6O2 55 Stat
Sentinel S21475; E. d. c. Hageman
$3.50; Delaware Farm and Home, $40
C,.nIorr Ctor cQOT Or. NTfIfor1 Harm N
s11.34: Delaware Democrat, S204.30
e wilmington Erie Presse, s143.5S; Pc
ninsular News and Advertiser, S19440
e Sussex Republican, $3.50; Clayton Cal
Il S100; James Kirk & Son, $1.100; Even
ing Journal, $3.50; Every Evening
: S445.67; Republican Printing Company
y 500; Freeman & Weber, $575; Sunda
= Herald, $40; Sussex Journal, $40
u Some of the bills were cut Outrag
eously, while others were allowed i
full.
Representative Eliason offered tn
: following resolution, which wa
adopted:
Resolved, That the House of Repre-
J. sentatives hereby expresses its hig
appreciation of the valuable service
o rendered by the representatives of tn
. various newspapers in publishing tn
T. proceedings of this body and in assis
j. ing to expedite it's work, and that th
House hereby signifies its cordial recol
milton of the urbanity and gentlemanl
, demeanor of said newspaper represer
> tatives toward the House and each an
all of its members.
E-SATURDAY MORNING.
House met at $50 a. m.
e Prayer by the chaplain.
l. Report of Committee on Claims az
}. cepted and sent to the Senate
l. Passed--In relation to enrollin
d bills; to amend chapter 30, volume Is
J. Senate substituted to House bill to prC
n tect oysters in Broadkiln river an
sound.
Il Mr.. Wilson offered a resolution e.
d pressing good feeling among the men
bers.
MI Indefinitely postponed - Senar
.e amendment to Adams Tax bill supple
ment reconsidered, and amendmel
n were concurred in.
Join resolution to rescind adjourn
e ment resolution laid on the table.
Y, Resolution to allow w. B. HAZEL S1l
* extra as sergeant-at-arms last. Res
r luton to allow Clerk Spicer $500 add
,e tional for services withdrawn tempora
lily; adopted a resolution allowir
n Page Colt $25; adopted, w. G. l.. Ca
Macy allowed S10O and Sergeant-a
2 Arms HAZEL $100, and H. G. G. Vincen
reading clerk, S25.
n Killed-TO tax Hverymen.
Mr. Cheairs offered a joint resoli
ie ton in relation to boundary recordd
n Adopted and sent to Senate.
lf Passed-Resolution to allow John
Salisbury $25 for drawing bills. r
te considered at his request.
re- House concurred in Senate amen'
rs ment to House bill to lay out a road
l. Mispillion hundred; Senate amendmei
to House bill in relation to fiduciai
le bonds.
le Resolution thanking Attorney Cocl
ran adopted. Resolution thanking r
10 porters adopted.
!: Committee to settle with AttornC
Of E. r. Cochran, Jr., reported having a
il lowed him $500.
/; Mr.. Eliason offered joint resolutic
* thanking Speaker Riggin; thankir
sr Chaplain Vincent; adopted. ResolutiC
also adopted thanking Clerk Spice
F,nrollinp Clerk CarnaeV. Sergeant-a