Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-03

mlSalOnbfA ono from eacn county, inc
term Of the New Castle county COM
missioner 10 he one year. the Kent man
two yearg and the Sussex member OF
tho hoard three years, all appointments
thereafter to he for threo years. The
hoard shall meet at least once every
throe monthn, and at the first meeting
shall organize and adopt rules. 1t shall
lie the duty OF the board to devise such
means, as far na possible. as shall abate
and prevent all infectious and con
tugious diseases of fruit troes, plants.
vegetables, cereals. hurses cattle and
other farm crops and animals. Farmers |
refusing to comply with orders ri the
board relative to stopping the spread
of disease will be iabla to heavy fines.
The board is to have power to appoint |
agents to execute its ordors, and the
Governor Is to no notified VI the exist
ence OF disease among the lower
animals the Governor to act in con-
junction with tho board. A nurseries
in the Stuto are to BIO inspected an
nually. and infected trees or fruit
plants coming into tho State are liable
to con iiscation. The board shall report
annually to tho Governor and tho
Governor shall submit the rapport to
the General Assembly. The commits.
aioncrs are to be paid So per day for
each and every day that they shall be
actually engaged in the discharge OF
their dutics and the actual expenses
incurred For the purpose of carrying
OUT tho provisions of tho act 81, coo ie
10 BIO appropriated annually.
State Treasurer Rose has made the
following estimate OF expenses for the
year 1923:
Salaries =. State officials, SIG, 0a0;
judiciary, SIS, 900; judiciary, per diem,
estimated, 81, 200; judiciary, retired,
So. 600; state Hospital at Farnhurst,
$40, 900; National Guard OF Delaware,
| So, 900; interest on State debt. $50, AGO;
Dover water workR, 500; Delaware
College, $40, 200 State College for
Colored Students, $4,000; FaImers'
Institutes, 5000; State board of Agri.
culture, $500; Delaware Industrial
School for Girls, 81, 800; contingent
funds--library, SIS; attorney general,
$500; adjutant general, $3.50; Penin-
Hula horticultural Society, $500; esti-
matea for appropriations - printing.
$40, 600; stationery and stamps, &c.,
for General Assembly, $1,000; State
Board of Health, $1,000; burial Of
soldiers. sailors and mariners, 5000;
Historical Society of Delaware, $500 !;
diseased cattls killed, 5000; San Jose
scale, $500; acquisitions, $500: Depart
ment of Elections, city of Wilmington,
SO. 600; insurance. $1,000; repairs on
Jump property, Sl50; registrars and
associate registrars, 3d. $50; mis-.
celanenuH expenses from general
fund, $500; redemption of State bonds
(paid January lat, 1885,, s75, 900. Ex-
penses of General Assembly, session of
lS9S--Salariss- state Senators, --------
members Of HOUSE of Representatives,
-----; officials and employees vi Senate,
--------.; officials and employees Of the
House of Representatives, -----; mis-
cellanouus allowances and appropria-
tions by the Senate, -; by the
House of Representatives, -; joint
resolutions. Of the General Assembly
for claims, &C., ----. School fund
State bsueficiaries, estimated. s., 500
teachers institutes twhite), $500
teachers institutes (cOlored, 500
, text books, estimated, 81, 600; salaries
! of county superintendent, s., OOO; fol
Visiting institutions in which INDECENT
. estimated, $3.50; appropriations fol
white schools. ----; for coloreC
schools, -. Sinking fund--ex
: penses Of guHrdboat, &C.. estimstedi
81, 800; hatching, propagating and dis
. tributing food fish, 5000; salary OF isl
q policeman, estimated, Sl64.
4 A general appropriation bill will b'
q introduced in few days.
n Opposition has developed to thu
: trading stamp prohibition bills
i Friends OF the trading stamp piai
a conferred with members yesterday.
Many members were prevented from
a coming TO Dover on account of the bat
4 weather. The Senate had a bare quorum
1. in the afternoon.
o Dover, Feb. 2.-After sparring TO
y POINTS for about three weeks, the tw
q houses OF the General Assembly yester
n day agreed to place their differences j
& the hands OF committee Of conference
10 which soon arrived at the copclusio
10 that the several committees should hav
what legal assistance they needed.
A. At the morning session of the Hous
10 the resolution adopted in the Senate o
N Monday was brought uP for considers
10 tion. The Senate resolution provide
Of that the attorneys should report eac
at morning that the Assembly should b
in session what progress had been mad
IN and stipulated that the two house
s. should designate by joint resolutio
" what work was required OF the attol
IN news. There was also provision thu
ut holding over business might be consit
10 cred while waiting for constitution
"a work. This did not suit majority I
s. tho members of the House, and aft
lie protracted discussion Mr.. DompHC
y, offered substitute providing that IL
I'd committees on corporations, taxatio
and education shall meet Jointly an
cd shall have power to employ an attornt
or attorneys TO assist them when the
desm it necessary, with the couns
1875 already retained, aud the respacti'
%. houses shall consider business that
on already before them and all new bus
or ness Of a public nature aa may con
&c before thum. Provided, however, III
he business relating to the codIfying
IN the laws of the State to the new Go
rk stitution shall always have precedenc
ire In support Of the substitute Mr.. Dom
on aey SAID he was not in favor of all
he the committees employing addition
lat legal assistance, but thought the thr
led committees mentioned should have 9
ir. torneys working on bills " il the nj
by Constitution 10 worth anything"
ION remarked, at is worth the money Q
on pended on these laws"
vas Mr. HAZEL was opposed to one hou
lat. drawing resolutions to be killed in t
ale other. He said he had made person
inquiry and had not found where a
ey, member Of the Senate was disposed
ng- obstruct business which would bene
no the public. Inc House hAd not sc
red any business over that had been turn
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