Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-10

saoHing shat q ia tue igl.n=iug sums
hSJ been pad 10 JUICES; tnanceiinr
nicholson. g. SIS: Chief Justice i.oTs,
sH.7-G -; Assn~ists Justice GTDhb.
Is. iJM-3. he gave tbsss tirgfca 10
shJw abs, the judges han been rscsiy
Sag. Hn ssid further that be bsI been
ioiyrmsd ~ State Treasurer Ross that
j, would hf necessary for the lagisla
tore e this srs5iGn 70 fnaEs provision
Tor raising en-, nm in hduitiun TO whs:
will hs received from al OF the known
sources of rsrsnue. Speaker Rig2in
fa7Gfej reasonable salaries, but he vas
oppnaed "a increasing salaries at tEr
iIsseEt time. Tho figures contained IN
the rsJft Of The COMMITTEES we're about
30 high % he could sisuJ. Af. Wilson
SAID II @a8 BOT the province Of the state
70 ASCERTAIN what laUysrs made in their
practice ami ray them accordingly shBn
they han hssu elevated to tins bench.
is thought hey might bu willing to
make H0me Hacriarr for the digni ty and
ease III the bench. .ir. Donaldson
thought the judges shouIi 10 veil paid.
Sir. LDHaifa apods 10 q similar Htrain.
Mr. Dnmpsay's hmsniment 70 give
the ChaEreii9F aud Chief Justice 6. 600
and eheh o. the aGscciais justices e. $50,
wns lost " tbs following vote:
hyes-tAeasra Chealrs, Dempsey.
Dunlll7ou, EiHsoD, McCoy, Taylor
anil JhgmpHon-L
Maya Hsss-s. Davis, Dukes. HAZEL,
j, H. Hopkins, l.. s. Hopkins, John.
son, Murtig, IcCu'lduga, SHIRT, Smith,
Whitney, Wilson sBI me apsaker-la.
An amendment, offered fy T.. 3.
| Hopkins. 10 give tbs Chancellor and
Il NH :. n -
aaeo9intf judges e., JyJ was also lost,
tho vote being ss iolloTs
Aysa-Mrssrs. Davis, Ilazsli, j. n.
llopsina l.. s. Hopkins, johnson,
Martin, Whitney ami ils spsagsr-.g.
Nays Messfh Chbairn, Deupssy
Donaidsnn, Eiiason. McCny McCul-
lough, Short, Smith, Taylor. 1tUmp.
son and Wilson III.
Mr.. Dnmpsey offered an amendment,
10 give tho Chancellor anu Chief Jugtics
/ -, 900 each and this associate Judges
! IL, 600. lilo mario strong plea for his
I amendment. Tho amendment %aB lost,
after which tho report ot tho committee
| Tor Is, 500 anu 81; GOO VIA aduptei,
and the bill vent over until to day.
| Al the afternoon Bepgi0n OF the Senate
/ Mr. lIanhy agked that ths embargo bs
4 raiHHl IN order that his bill allowing
i women 10 practics Law might rGceIsu
consideration. Mr.. AlTichB oil jecisd 10
| the Senate fBceling from its stand
against taxing now business In the
present case, and ~ hn would not CON
| sent TO thn embargo being raiaeh Mr..
lianby Withdrew ths bill. before
dning 80, however, bU made a strong
plea In favor Of tho women and aaid
hs would like to see them recognized az
bsing equal ia Delaware 10 women in
Uther States
Representative johnson rresentsd Ia
the House bill for Teuairg to tho
drmory in Wilmington amounting to
81, B7. 81, II was referred 10 tho com
mittee ON ncCountH.
Representative Donal1son's bill ia
regulate tho weight OF loayea of bread
in Wilmington, OF which notice. WAa
given, IL tho reault Of movement on
ths part Of some Wilmington bakers,
who pTOpDB to send down a bill fixing
tho weight Of loaves in that city and
providing a line for thogo who do not livG
up 10 tho law. II the bill passes il will
probably result In uniform Price also.
Some Of tho people living IN tho rural
PORTIONS Of Now Castle county believe
that tho primary eloC law paaaod al
tho last seBsIon should not apply Il
those digtricta, and at their rrqueHt
Representative Dempsey gave notice o
n bill 10 repeal all that portion Of thu
act relating to tho rural diHtricta OI
New Castle county Tho claim haa been
made that In most oaseB Lplegatos Il
conventions can 10 elected 10 public
meetings, and ii would he uael esa to "
10 tho o1penps al primary election.
| NJ ha. % N.,t
inspector u. H. bancroft on his in
yostgutionH concerning tho Sun jon
scale have been diatributeh among til,
members and by many Of tho monbe
10 their ConsiituentH.
The committee on corporations helt
nm informal meeting a. noon and. upon
being informud 10y tho legal commission
. that, II givon few days, IL would pro
: pare general corporation law, decide,
to wait upon tho Gommisgiou. Tn
bin, II In thought, will probably b.
.. rDntly for presentation next week.
City Councilmcn O'Nsill, Oberly nm,
Lenry and Clork MurTiaon wore her
lUnking after mntters OF interest {
tho city Of Wilmington. The prOpose
; bill to require tho city 10 my its pro
F., pOrtionato share Of improving Whining
toms harbor was informally uiscuased
/, A movement Ia on foot TO have hi
/, passed. extending tho timo OF Delu
wnrnans ut the Doaf and Dumb InHti
tuto At Washington FROM eight to to
= years. Tho longth Of time at present
" five ycurs, hut the Governor has til
= privilege OF extending the time fc
y three yenrB. Soma OF tho mombera G
:, tho General Assembly have receiva
y luttcra, ASKING TINT the timn he o.
q tended, tho claim being maids that til
:. extnngion Ia necessary IN order that tn
= pupila mny complete their instruction.
!, II ~ likoly TINT no action will bo take
} nj this session unless it Ia deemed in
u porativo
= Traditional proceedings on NTH pagr.l
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ia W. T. Isolph at Louisville DIatrict aianag,
I. Mt Philadelphia for the Mercantile A aan,
l. W. Il. Rolph OF Louisville, Ky, hi
70 hecn appointed district manager
Philadelphia for II. G. Dun & Co. TT
Mercantile Agency, succeeding Edwai
/, s. Scranton, ieooased. Mr.. Rolph ht
| haat, al